In today's technology roundup: US demands WikiLeaks Twitter data, all set for Verizon iPhone, Facebook denies shutdown rumours, and Google to fix phone bug.
In this World Wide Wrap: Iomega teams up with Boxee, Marvell unveils hybrid storage, and WD rolls out Scorpio Black.
In this World Wide Wrap: eBay mobile apps rake in $2bn, Google ups Hotpot trials, and companies turn to business apps.
In this World Wide Wrap: TV makers look to Web games, Glu Mobile inks gaming partnership, and gaming eclipses film industry.
In this World Wide Wrap: Banks target younger customers, BBVA deploys iPad banking app, and China Bank intros e-banking portal.
The company expects more 'proof of concept' attacks against cloud infrastructure and virtualised systems. [Local rep: SecureData]
Phishers copy e-mail notifications and add a phoney link, which takes customers to a pseudo-site, says Mia Papanicolaou, messaging specialist at Striata.
Multiple communications media have made life more, rather than less, complicated.
Social media identity theft is growing along with the Web 2.0 phenomenon.
A video out of SA has been included in the YouTube documentary, Life in a Day.
Kaspersky says it blocked a record number of security threats during the 2010 festive season.
Consology predicts more sophisticated online self-service strategies to emerge this year.
Apple's Mac App Store finally goes live, and inadvertently gives South Africans bargain buys.