In this World Wide Wrap: Intel invests in cloud services company, Google builds wind farms, and Appro and Supermicro drive Nvidia tech.
Encryption, used in conjunction with digital signing, provides the ultimate level of e-mail security, says Hilbert Long, channel manager at Comztek.
If the ICT sector is to flourish and help the country to prosper, then politicians must take it seriously.
South African Tourism has created a local URL shortener, a service of much use to users of Twitter and other social networks. But it's broken.
The company was awarded an IT contract to support Football Federation Australia for the duration of the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
Browsers are the gateways for cyber criminals trying to steal personal information, says Telspace Systems.
The third mobile operator confirms it plans to sell its towers.
The company will continue to repair and install customer lines, despite a network freeze during the World Cup.
Is Skyrove's 10MB of free WiFi at Greenmarket Square just a cheap marketing trick?
In today's technology roundup: Adobe retaliates, Google readies e-book plans, Blizzard's Battle.net to integrate with Facebook, and Apple demands apology for iPhone spoof.
In this World Wide Wrap: Apple set to upgrade App store, MS plans open source CMS, and Channel Ten boosts content management.
In this World Wide Wrap: eHealth to acquire PlanPrescriber, GE intros e-health platform in Middle East, and e-health grants create 1 000 jobs.
Companies face penalties if they don't submit their employee tax certificates and EMP501 in time, says Softline Pastel Payroll.