In this World Wide Wrap: Windows 7 fails to boost PC profits, No iPad for Acer, and HP rolls out green notebooks.
In this World Wide Wrap: Apple faces trademark claims, iPhone apps make 3G VOIP calls, and Thailand tackles VOIP fraud.
If learners write a Microsoft International exam and fail, their second attempt is free.
The RSA 2010 Global Online Consumer Security Survey respondents are concerned about their personal information online.
Windows 7 is a long-awaited bid by Microsoft to win back frightened Vista users, says Ubuntu Technologies.
ITWeb talks to Carmine Gallo, US communications expert and author of “The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs”.
The business solutions provider becomes a Microsoft Hyper-V specialist company to expand into the virtualisation space.
Obsidian Systems' first quarterly Free Beer Session shows open source is changing both tech and business worlds.
The company is bullish this year as it expands its channel and recruits new staff.
The agency will not be dissolved as the provincial government focuses on implementing recovery measures.
The minister wants to increase the productivity of women in science and technology.
The organisation will hunt for SA's top black innovators.
In today's technology roundup: Oracle reassures free software movement, Firefox attack wreaks havoc on IRC, UK taxpayers warned on scam, and cable modem hacker faces 40 years.