In this World Wide Wrap: High costs hamper e-degree roll-out, Kenya intros e-learning curriculum, and health IT education gets $144m.
The Internet vouchers are now available in 560 stores throughout SA.
AVG Technologies has announced another free product: the AVG Rescue CD. [Local rep: Phoenix Software]
The Cape's CHPC worked with Microsoft SA to install Windows HPC Server machines to work on SA's first 3D animated film.
Rectron examines 3D technology advances, and their potential impact on gaming, work and home entertainment.
Storage devices compress further as storage needs grow.
SA Tourism is accused of sending thousands of spam messages due to a malfunction in its computer system.
Local cyber criminals may exploit media coverage of AWB leader Eugene Terre'Blanche's high-profile murder.
In today's technology roundup: iPad hack unveils jailbreak, Facebook confirms Divvyshot acquisition, Google updates Buzz privacy settings, and MS ends Itanium support.
Condyn has been identified by Code 42 International as its African partner for CrashPlan PRO.
The technology still suffers from its over-hyped early days.
A Cape company develops its own RFID technology to solve a local problem and attracts worldwide interest.
Decreasing data costs will drive the growth of virtual communities in SA, says Mig33.