In this World Wide Wrap: IE9 Developer Preview 2 released, Adobe Flash's future threatened, and London base for Wholesale App Community.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nintendo takes a knock, Blizzard games gets Facebook extras, and RealNetworks' debuts social gaming platform.
In this World Wide Wrap: Octopus HR utilises SaaS model, Ramco and Tradeline team up, and NHS implements workforce software.
In this World Wide Wrap: Thunderbird 3.1 beta 2 released, DotNetNuke updated and bugs fixed, and WS02 unveils SOA middleware.
The distributor will deliver ArcSight's SIEM products to the sub-Saharan market.
Standards can help give direction, but using them to drive security may bring additional risks, says SAB.
The service increases the risk of children being exposed to adult content, says the Film and Publication Board.
Cyber criminals are like pickpockets - they go where the crowds are, says Kaspersky.
The companies test a pilot project to bring certain Makro products to the Web.
In today's technology roundup: First non-Latin Web addresses go live, UK firms lack confidence in IT, spammers to pay tiny ISP $2.6m, and worm spreads via Yahoo Messenger.
In this World Wide Wrap: Invensys acquires Skelta Software, Orbis debuts file management tool, and IBM showcases WebSphere enhancements.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM opens Singapore cloud lab, Cloud.com releases CloudStack, and Ebix unveils cloud for insurance.
In this World Wide Wrap: LG looks to capture Middle East, World of Warcraft runs on iPad, and rise in smartphone sales.