In today's technology roundup: Google readies iPad killer, Yahoo privacy battle intensifies, Facebook updates safety centre, and UK campaigners debate online.
The company claims its new technology increases anti-virus and URL filtering software blades' performance.
In this World Wide Wrap: Intel preps WiMax 2 research, Juniper acquires Ankeena Networks, and Extreme Networks joins RSA alliance.
In this World Wide Wrap: Apple drops iPhone 2G support, Google to intro iPad rival, and BlackBerry app aids texting drivers.
In this World Wide Wrap: Utilities invest in smart grid, balancing internal and external cloud, and Progress Software releases Sonic ESB.
In this World Wide Wrap: Cisco simplifies m-learning, Blackboard upgrade intros social networking, and MI5 fires staff lacking IT skills.
The company has unveiled version 5.50 of Sophos SafeGuard Easy and Sophos SafeGuard Enterprise.
The company wraps up a $2.7 billion buy-out of 3Com to accelerate its converged infrastructure strategy.
Innovative technologies will play an important role in assisting government to achieve its priorities, says the ITA.
The satellite company invests R2 billion in a new spacecraft, adding 24 transponders to Africa's satellite capacity.
More South Africans are turning to the Internet, says the Online Publishers Association.
Customers who can't wait for iPads and buy grey stock could be risking their warranties.
In today's technology roundup: Java creator leaves Oracle, Korea bans after-hours online gaming, Twitter intros search ads, and Google acquires Plink.