In this World Wide Wrap: Legal experts issue Tweeter warning, convicts to pay court tech fee, and tide turns for Oracle.
On 8 February, Microsoft will once again support Safer Internet Day.
The strategic relationship will provide hosting, cloud computing, content and application delivery services.
The Mobile Access Software Blade delivers access to corporate e-mail, data and business applications from mobile devices. [Local rep: SecureData Africa]
The VOIP solution includes a receptionist phone and six handsets.
E-Purifier Enterprise is a complete message management solution, and e-Purifier Lite provides spam and virus protection.
Entries are accepted from all mediums, from iPhones to pinholes, Polaroids to Droids, Holgas to Hasselblads, says Win.
The 'dark continent' looks set to be the poster boy of the global telecoms industry, says the ITU.
Internet hoaxes like the latest Facebook one can increase the overall level of spam, says Sophos.
2011 will show display marketing mirroring what is search in practice, Greenlight predicts.
Groupon buys a small South African company, as interest in the collective-buying space grabs Google's attention.
In its latest fight against spam, ISPA tests its own members.
In today's technology roundup: Piracy sites attract 53bn visits, Microsoft contests 'App Store' trademark, ex-RIM employee cites PlayBook flaws, and MySpace lays off nearly half its staff.