The download store provides products ranging from security software to utilities and educational software.
Messages on Facebook claiming friends have free iPhone 4s are actually sent by rogue applications, says Sophos.
The global digital divide is narrowing, but child online protection is still lacking in developing nations, says ITU.
Vodacom can no longer use the term “broadband” in its advertisements.
The country's operators are more than capable of handling the high-end smartphones currently available, say analysts.
Ubiquity is particularly effective against custom malware, as it tackles threats that have no current signature, says Symantec.
The operator makes the next stop on its network roll-out today.
The boom in developing mobile apps may be temporary, as the real action is in the mobile Web, experts say.
Solutions include products for device management, device security, device encryption and strong authentication.
In today's technology roundup: Panasonic hopes to spread 'Jungle' fever; Facebook unveils Places in Germany; Motorola open to MS software, despite suit; and Samsung moves 5m Galaxy phones.
In this World Wide Wrap: Gadgets expose children to pornography, breast cancer iPhone app available, and Aussies obsess over smartphones.
In this World Wide Wrap: California ups IT infrastructure, Spirit provides VOIP for enterprises, and Northrop gets EA govt contract.
In this World Wide Wrap: Internet sees pupils improve maths, varsity and AEA in e-learning pact, and school offers vocational online courses.