In this World Wide Wrap: Airtel takes price war to SMS, battle for Kenya heats up, and Zim gets connected.
In this World Wide Wrap: US heads for learning crisis, Google pledges $5m to Indian schools, and teachers get online virtual support.
The OpenText Portal software allows users to mashup content from Microsoft SharePoint, OpenText ECM Suite and other sources.
The company was ranked number 57 in PricewaterhouseCoopers' Software 100 report.
Looking up symptoms online could quickly lead 'cyberchondriacs' down a dangerous path.
Several mass mailings calling on users to spread WikiLeaks links were discovered in December, says Kaspersky Lab.
With delays in the spectrum auction and digital TV migration, available spectrum for the rollout of LTE technology remains out of reach.
Companies are increasingly opting to hire their support infrastructure, NGT Summit delegates learnt.
Retailers report strong sales of Apple's iPad tablet PC, after it went on sale in SA this past weekend.
MeerKAT's full bandwidth requirements will be provided for by the shared 10Gbps link.
In today's technology roundup: Old tech connects Egyptian protestors, O2 engages Nokia to boost capacity, Google open-sources Mac packages, and Oracle to pay $46m in kickbacks case.
In this World Wide Wrap: Capgemini pens $63m PM contract, NFI selects Project Insight, and software brings navigational changes.
In this World Wide Wrap: Canada to measure Internet usage, Jordan to start e-payment services, and telcos unveil mobile payment system.