In this World Wide Wrap: Zend, IBM and MS unveil OSS cloud, Red Hat revenue up, and MS WebsiteSpark tries OSS.
The Netgear Rangemax dual-band wireless router targets users wanting to increase the security of large data transfers.
The security company places its Web Gateway on the HP BladeSystem to improve enterprise security.
Samsung's CLP 77OND colour laser printer for high-volume printing is compliant with the Energy Star 1.1 standard.
Gauteng agencies are mismanaged and financial irregularities are rife, says the auditor-general.
In today's technology roundup: Twitter valued at $1bn, recession shifts cyber-crime tactics, Google turns IE into Chrome, and Intel builds TV that watches you.
In this World Wide Wrap: Airport pilot tests RFID, RFID smartens up trash, and libraries deploy 1.5m RFID tags.
In this World Wide Wrap: Apple updates HP printer drivers, ICSA Labs certifies printer security, and Canon unveils imageRunner Advance range.
In this World Wide Wrap: Microsoft targets malvertisers, nanotechnology litigation no small matter, and Skype founders redouble legal efforts.
In this World Wide Wrap: Tiny tech packs power punch, Oz innovators get funding, and netbook OS now 'Web-aware'.
In this World Wide Wrap: Adobe introduces Flash platform services, OpenLogic and Nuxeo partner, and Alfresco puts ECM in the cloud.
In this World Wide Wrap: SMEs plan poorly for data loss, crisis planning guide released, and Rescue CD aids OS glitches.
In this World Wide Wrap: Self-service stalls as projects decrease, touch-screen wine list debuts in NY, and Centrelink improves self-service.