In today's technology roundup: Cyber-crime talks end in failure, film classification takes to the Web, hacker runs Android on iPhone, and McAfee apologises for AV snafu.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google acquires Agnilux, HP to overhaul integrity servers, and MS updates SQL Server.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS unveils cloud management, HP updates print management line, Extreme intros virtualisation management.
In this World Wide Wrap: Hitachi drives unified computing, T-Mobile rolls out navigation smartphone, and Taiwan Mobile eyes digital convergence.
In this World Wide Wrap: Morphlabs takes cloud to US, cloud puts data at risk, and collaboration to build cloud trust.
In this World Wide Wrap: Invensys acquires Skelta, Questetra updates DataSpider software, and Tibco and RealMed partner.
The company has redeveloped its Web site using SharePoint 2010.
Nokia and MTN partner to deliver a consumer messaging offering that mobilises 10 e-mail accounts on one device.
With hackers outsmarting traditional security measures, moving to the cloud could provide increased protection, says Trend Micro.
International focus on SA ahead of the World Cup could push it further up malicious activity ranks.
Stephen Newton is planning on opening his own business, which may even be a local initiative.
Home phone users can now switch providers and take their numbers with them.
A soft launch in Kenya is targeted for June.