In this World Wide Wrap: Russia plans self-service passport control, US Oncology opts for PatientPoint, and self-service to rake in $740bn.
The e-mail management company ranks seventh in the Tech Media Invest 100, featuring for the second consecutive year.
The company calls Internet Explorer 9 its “fastest, safest” Internet browser yet.
The remote access security solutions enable protected access to information from PCs and mobile devices.
The Box.net SmartSolution is available for Lexmark's Web-connected all-in-one inkjet printers.
The company upgraded technology available to traders and specialists at the New York Stock Exchange.
Bloemfontein is the second city to be connected to Cell C's new HSPA+ network.
Anti-censorship program withdrawn, Chinese cyber-crooks offer DDOS-for-hire, Twitter unveils improved version, and US to approve next-gen wireless.
Attempts by governments to control the flow of information is a worrying omen for future access freedoms.
In this World Wide Wrap: AVG unveils education site, programme to help college teachers, and Brazil travel site intros training.
In this World Wide Wrap: Kenyan consortium hosts mobile app lab, Kenya to roll out mobile banking, and Malawi plans $125m network.
The Web-based management console tracks security performance, reports malware events and policy violations. [Local rep: SecureData Security]
Attempts to reduce local telephony costs through regulation has not affected retail rates, says Connection Telecom.