In today's technology roundup: World's biggest paedophile ring bust, Mozilla to rush Firefox 4 release, Oracle kills Sun.com, and UK won't regulate Internet neutrality.
Cameras backed by emotion recognition software will detect consumer moods and target them with an advert.
The system aims to migrate all healthcare providers to the new system within six months.
The social networking site was used after a lawyer had difficulty getting a defaulter to attend court.
The application is suited to companies that need to capture, monitor and manage people's time.
The cyber-crime black market involves the creation of malware and its distribution to potential victims, says Panda.
The city was chosen to receive an IBM Smarter Cities Challenge grant.
Meet a dog lover who turned a dream and a dial-up connection into a thriving business.
A cross-pollination of technologies will lead to new innovations in the future, says Accelerate Cape Town.
Scammers view Twitter users as softer targets who may generate more income for them, says Sophos.
Consumers must use what is relevant to them instead of following what is 'aggressively pushed', says Q-Kon.
More than 6 000 SIM cards needed to read electricity meters are cancelled.
Further discussions are needed with the DOC, says the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Communications.