The first South African cyber security policy should be ready and in effect in the next month or two, says the DOC.
Soccer fans can look for World Cup stadiums and fan parks on updated navigation device maps.
Youtube adds a vuvuzela soundtrack to small videos.
The company is on the lookout for a country manager to take over the local office.
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The TripIt SmartSolution makes it easier for travellers around the world to print their travel plans.
Despite a recovering economy, most companies remain risk averse, says Gartner.
The popularity of the World Cup in search engine trends drives hackers to poison search rankings to spread malware.
In today's technology roundup: Apple accuses HTC of patent theft, Amazon customers' privacy rights violated, San Francisco passes cellphone radiation law, and Microsoft updates Bing.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google claims WiFi sniffing legal, VirnetX confirms patents and seeks licences, and Intel gets legal ceasefire.