In today's technology roundup: Twitter endures ongoing attacks, Facebook revises terms of use, Mac Trojan discovered, and RealNetworks loses DVD copying case.
In this World Wide Wrap: Bangladesh grants VOIP licences, mobile VOIP takes off, and Barracuda rolls out open source VOIP.
In this World Wide Wrap: Blu-ray could come to Mac, govt to approve pay DTT, and new investors for ISAN-IA.
In this World Wide Wrap: Bottomline buys $17m e-billing system, US govt tightens healthcare policies, and Thailand's first Google AdWords reseller.
In this World Wide Wrap: Talking back to tech, DIY OLED kits released, and networks get energy wise.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sprint and Samsung unveil biodegradable phone, Power Pouch packs multiple plugs, and Dazzboard releases iGoogle gadget.
In this World Wide Wrap: Wireless pacemaker allows online monitoring, nurses contribute to health-tech inventions, and UK patient database plans scrapped.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mellanox sets sights on CopperGate, Riverbed unveils virtualised WAN management, and O2 offers mobile mapping.
In this World Wide Wrap: Liquid Computing to challenge Cisco, PDF conversion tool released, and Super Micro intros Xeon workstations.
One of the main areas of concern is that of control, says Yossi Hasson, CEO of Synaq.
The CN50 and CN4 Wireless WAN mobile computers offer in-field mobility applications.
Apple has conceded its Mac computers are susceptible to Internet threats, says Phoenix Software.
The VB100 award was issued by British magazine Virus Bulletin.