Two SA schools are the first of 500 around the world to participate in a project to help the environment through the use of technology.
Educators and learners around the world use an online initiative to educate the public about environmental challenges.
The new network covers 67% of the city's population.
Vodacom can again use the term “broadband” in its advertising after a previous Advertising Standards Authority decision was overturned.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM opens UK cloud lab, cloud raises security concerns, and cloud proposed for SMEs.
Threats posed by proposed new media laws go way beyond the freedom of the press.
In this World Wide Wrap: iPhone app adds barcode scanning, Celerant delivers m-Commerce Tech, and PayPal and Verizon partner for POS.
In this World Wide Wrap: Australian govt spends on ICT, social media merges ICT strategy, and Iran develops ICT framework.
Mimecast and Van Gaalen Attorneys presented on e-mail's role in information compliance.
The SME sector is having difficulty in profitability because it lacks connectivity, according to research findings.
R28 million has been approved to fund Internet access networks for rural universities.
Over 70% of South African companies have discovered cases of fraud committed by their own employees over the last few years, a survey reveals.
In today's technology roundup: Internet worth |--gbp--|100bn to UK, Koobface malware targets MacOS X, Palin e-mail hacker asks for mercy, and Russia charges 'world's biggest spammer'.