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.
In this World Wide Wrap: Wireless network security broken, D-Link unveils home networking tech, and Verizon to expand LTE network.
In this World Wide Wrap: Senior citizens get online training, online curriculum boosts healthcare, and companies jostle for Navy contract.
IP telephony allows organisations to leverage the cost advantages and convenience of running voice and data on a single network, says Dawie Bloomberg, business services director at The Webcom Group.
In this World Wide Wrap: CyberLink and RealD enhance 3D tech, C-nario furnishes football museum, and EchoStar gets on the move.
In this World Wide Wrap: Smart gadgets rule at CES, recycling gadgets becomes mandatory, and gadget auto-control near.
Vodacom Business will host the Kaseya IT Center family of cloud-based IT service delivery products.
The company partnered with Logical Wireless to bring Internet and telephony to a remote guest lodge.
The Internet giant will be holding a Web-based science fair competition for students across the globe.
The US spreads the most spam globally, some of which is malicious, according to a Sophos report.
Telkom rejects MWeb's peering demands and analysts argue MWeb may have to compromise first.
The operator's HSPA+ network achieves more than 89% coverage in Johannesburg and Pretoria, and over 34% nationwide.