In this World Wide Wrap: MS takes Office online, BlackBerry App World makes Japan debut, and Cisco intros SME storage solutions.
In this World Wide Wrap: Android makes m-banking gains, online banking continues surging, and US bank offers P2P mobile banking.
In this World Wide Wrap: Ubuntu headed for tablet PCs, Symbian releases FOSS font, and Mozilla distributes Thunderbird RC2.
The D-Link DIR-457U device seamlessly switches between 3G and WiFi connectivity.
An Eclipse survey claims 54% of workers will use corporate networks to stream World Cup matches to PCs.
Unstructured data and cloud technologies have BI practitioners thinking hard.
It can be all too easy to lose a smartphone among soccer crowds.
The SABC will close its broadcast centre after the World Cup, but will still make use of all its broadcasting equipment for major events.
Post-2010, SA must guide its infrastructure investment to reach the masses and offer a world-class Internet experience, say industry insiders.
The Cape IT Initiative uses an electronic voting system to choose its new board.
In today's technology roundup: FBI probes iPad breach, Bill Gates gives Haiti mobile aid, Tequila botnet auto-destructs, and China defends Internet censorship.
In this World Wide Wrap: Bharti and VMware partner, lawmakers question cloud standards, and Jitterbit takes integration to cloud.
In this World Wide Wrap: Apple deploys competition barriers, China converges telco networks, and HP to unveil smartphone printers.