A look back at the stories that created the most buzz during 2009.
The solution will allow SA's telecoms operators to develop new services such as faster Internet access.
In brief: ITWebs' news team recaps the major events of 2009 in our sector.
Spend and waste less with SA's top green gadgets to give this Christmas.
The company backs up its new fault tolerant solution with a $50 000 guarantee against unplanned downtime.
The IT business has finally confirmed its purchase of the partially state-owned arivia.kom.
Spacefaring entrepreneur will be handing the reigns to the company's long standing COO, Jane Silber.
In today's technology roundup: Kindle for BlackBerry coming, Iraq insurgents hack US drones, AT&T asks for net neutrality, Shuttleworth steps down as CEO, 3D Blu-Ray specs finalised.
An artwork project sells designer laptop sleeves to raise funds for charitable initiatives.
A UJ student will be competing in the finals of the Imagine Cup 2009 for developing a programme that could prevent crowd congestion in stadiums.
In today's technology roundup: Susan Boyle tops YouTube, McDonald's to offer free WiFi, IBM hit by mainframe lawsuit, TJX hacker mulls Asperger's defence,
In this World Wide Wrap: Africa takes action against climate change, Nokia taps into Africa's unbanked and Uganda looks to low income market.
In this World Wide Wrap: File-sharing Web site gets license, SARFT shuts down unlicensed video sites, and University benefits from Acentech's tech.