In this World Wide Wrap: Amazon expenses rise, Malta gets first e-commerce Web site, and new site for The Fusion Company.
In this World Wide Wrap: NZ Telecom requests leniency, Emirates passengers get VOIP access, and Skype shelves call charges.
Nology will deliver integrated Billion routers for its new Business ADSL offerings.
Faster and cheaper bandwidth is driving growth in local online gaming, says Web Africa.
To attain 21st Century skills in SA's schools, each student needs to be equipped with a laptop, says Intel.
Fired director-general Mamodupi Mohlala is determined to fight her dismissal in court.
Johannesburg City Power's new service lets users log electricity problems electronically.
In today's technology roundup: Apple climbs insecurity ladder, neurons inspire future computers, India unveils $35 tablet computer, and students create dangerous virus.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS scraps cross-platform gaming, surge in PC game digital downloads, and Hi5 unveils developer portal.
In this World Wide Wrap: F1 radio traffic now uncensored, Oz gets free-to-air news channel, and NTC rejects PA renewal.
PUMService is a Soap-based Web service and is described in accordance with the Web Services Definition Language. [Local rep: SPI]
Trend Micro Enterprise Security Suite uses in-the-cloud protection from the Trend Micro Smart Protection Network. [Local rep: SecureData Security]
The company's Gauteng VOIP Exchange has upgraded its infrastructure.