The South African-born entrepreneur is hailed as a “thinker” by the influential title.
In today's technology roundup: Smartphones get novel memory material, US Treasury site serves up malware, IE drops below 60% market share, and lawmakers draft Web-ad privacy safeguards.
In this World Wide Wrap: RIM drives WiFi VOIP, Alianza intros collaborative VOIP forum, and Asian seafarers get connected.
In this World Wide Wrap: E-commerce giants reach deal, Google brands search results, and HP unveils app store.
In this World Wide Wrap: Irish credit unions drive e-payment, China bank challenges top online platform, and e-payments on the rise.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google shares green tips, venture capitalist invests in green computing, and OPower offers intuitive smart grid software.
In this World Wide Wrap: No relief for PM software sales, In Time unveils PM portal, and AEC intros FastTrack Schedule 10.
Cellphones running on a Symbian or Windows mobile OS are vulnerable to over 600 known smartphone viruses, says ESET.
The group bolstered its stake in Tasima to 50%, and acquired a 50% stake in Webcom IT Services and Solutions.
With more than one PC to protect, a multi-user version of the software is more cost-effective, says Phoenix Software.
The network-based DLP solution helps businesses move data loss from detection to prevention. [Local rep: SecureData Security]
Experience in using the Internet is a critical factor for increasing its adoption rate, says World Wide Worx.
A new report on local Twitter usage reveals South Africans send around 1.5 million tweets a month.