The versatility and application potential of Apple's new tablet PC will make it a best-seller, say analysts.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google-China case may deter US, Mozilla to redefine Web privacy, and OBA files objection against Google.
In this World Wide Wrap: iPad dubbed 'future of medicine', British health dept awaits MS patch, and African tele-medicine centre inaugurated.
In this World Wide Wrap: SysTools compatible with Windows 7, VOIP solution for business continuity, and backup service targets SMEs.
The solution combines multifunction firewall features with unified threat management and a mail server.
The regulator's decision to pull its review of interconnect agreements is supported by the top echelons.
Malware and spam have risen by 70% on social networks, reveals the 2010 Sophos Security Threat Report.
A local skills development company drives entrepreneurial spirit in under-serviced areas through computer literacy training.
The continent recommits to improving ICT, but its track record proves more action is needed.
In today's technology roundup: Social networking to replace e-mail, iPhone vulnerable to remote attack on SSL, pressure mounts to phase out IE6, and Twitter resets user passwords.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google cancels free airport WiFi, AT&T improves networks, and Netgear unveils UTM for SMEs.
In this World Wide Wrap: Cloud not so risky, GRC undefined but capable, and FRSGlobal wins Financial-i award
In this World Wide Wrap: Apple threatens Amazon, smartphone sales jump, and Firefox runs on Nokia.