In today's technology roundup: Porn virus blackmails victims, angry Romanian hackers deface Telegraph, IT not a major consideration for liberals, and Obsessive Ink unveils 3D tattoo app.
Open source software and cloud computing can achieve huge cost savings in IT investments, says Snynaq.
In this World Wide Wrap: SAS intros social media analytics, Ingram Micro unveils BI centre, and Information Builders upgrades BI apps.
In this World Wide Wrap: Verizon to augment cloud services, Razorfish establishes cloud practice, and CoreVault and Asigra partner for cloud backup.
In this World Wide Wrap: LTE market to reach $11bn, consumers cut the cord, and smart homes get 3D devices.
In this World Wide Wrap: Businesses pursue iPad strategy, Google unveils Docs enhancements, and Davinci's virtual coverage grows.
In this World Wide Wrap: Infosys wins MS contract, cloud storage interface ratified, and Voltaire offers virtualised management.
In this World Wide Wrap: Oracle invests in MySQL, IBM drives Power7 servers, and Windows servers gain following.
The company walked away with four channel awards, including Top South African Business Partner.
Minister Siphiwe Nyanda went to Cuba, and signed a deal whereby the two countries will share ICT expertise. Why?
The focus of IT will shift from cost and consolidation to innovation and competitive advantage, says Gartner.
The local managed services market will grow, says Space Age Technologies.
The international payment service clamps down on fraud across its customer base.