In today's technology roundup: More doubt tossed onto iPad numbers, US urges 'action' to fight Internet attacks, Sony plans to take on Apple, and YouTube adds video captions.
In this World Wide Wrap: Server market set to grow, MS forecasts increased spending, and VeriSign says DNSSEC on track.
In this World Wide Wrap: Lenovo eyes mobile Internet, BSNL drives fixed-mobile convergence, and TiVo gets a makeover.
In this World Wide Wrap: Oracle intros healthcare data warehousing, SAP delivers SME BI, and analytics to tackle fraud.
Avira AntiVir Version 10 has more intuitive functions than the previous versions. [Local rep: Shaya]
The certificates are the digital equivalent of a tamper-proof seal. [Local rep: L@Wtrust]
Big companies love talking about innovation, but they're notoriously slow at it. For half of them, it can only get worse.
The company targets northern Cape Town, where it says it has a significant customer base.
While cloud computing is not yet a CIO priority, analysts say this will change by next year.
Facebook users fall victim to an online mobile subscription scam, believing they'd receive a free iPad.
The company releases five Citrix NetScaler Application Firewall appliances for public and private cloud security.
This is the company's third time participating in the Virus Bulletin Anti-Spam Test.
Analysts believe MTN is “a fantastic asset” that could be bought out in the next two years.