In today's technology roundup: Ruggedised botnets boost spam, Internet safety for children targeted, scammed online shoppers vindicated, and UK releases IT satisfaction results.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS and Google battle over students, partnership delivers biotech education, and college develops student tour app.
Over 50 000 Web 2.0 widgets and more than 4 500 Internet applications have been secured. [Local rep: SecureData Security]
The Diploma in System Quality Assurance & Testing will be run over five months part-time.
The open source messaging company adopts a distributorship model to deliver its hosted services to Africa.
The minister raises questions about SA's competitiveness and says R&D spending will be reviewed.
All licence centres will be connected to an electronic booking system.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nigeria rolls out e-billing system, tech saves US healthcare billions, and wireless platform assists hospitals.
In this World Wide Wrap: Apple tops US sales lists, AMD benefits from Intel settlement, and Lenovo bets on Indian small towns.
Hosting disk space will increase by up to 400%, while traffic increases by up to 700%.
The Elonex eBook 511EB has a 5-inch screen and space for up to 1 000 electronic books.
The report outlines the challenges security professionals will face in the coming year.
Don't be tempted by low prices and forget to look at who you're purchasing from, says Carl Leonard, senior security research manager at Websense Security Labs.