The Application Control Software Blade enables companies to secure the use of thousands of Web 2.0 applications.
Malware and the Internet are used to gain commercial, political and military advantage over others, says Sophos.
The retail outlet aims to allow consumers to experience a product before they buy it.
Fantasy racing game Blur uses 'power-ups' to target other players as effective griefing tactics.
The operator will offer BlackBerry phones and services as a precursor to its 4G rollout.
The ANC's plan to launch a media tribunal could come unstuck when dealing with online media in all its forms.
In this World Wide Wrap: Social networking bigger than e-mail, gambling ban enforced in US, and BigCommerce unveils mobi-site.
In this World Wide Wrap: US telcos advance m-pay project, Standard Chartered drives online payment, and MasterCard gets new chiefs.
In this World Wide Wrap: Qtel and EMEA partner for SMEs, companies bid to build open-source platform, and billboard to better promotion strategies.
In this World Wide Wrap: VOIP market set to grow, VOIP sees upswing in Middle East, and DMSL invests in VOIP boom.
Digital marketing agency Quirk will run two new online courses to educate students on e-marketing trends.
The Namibian cellular company has reduced costs on a variety of its products.
Nology's Billion routers enable users of iBurst's system to share a connection wirelessly using these routers.