In this World Wide Wrap: Azure adopters port .NET apps, SpiderCloud Wireless raises $25m, and LSE migrates to Linux.
In this World Wide Wrap: InfoComm offers AV certification, schools to receive LCD projectors, and Nasa streams video from space.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nokia and Pearson unveil Mobiledu, teachers prepped for digital learning, and digital literacy worth $1.7bn.
The company will distribute the full range of Huawei Symantec storage equipment.
The Fourways residents claiming an iBurst tower has made them ill seem to be lunatics - but what if they are right?
Many SME owners are unaware of domain registration procedures, leaving them vulnerable to various business risks.
This is the second failure in less than a month for the undersea cable.
The regulator refuses to review the applications submitted by the operators detailing the terms of lower interconnect rates.
IBM's Eco Efficiency Web jam generates new discussions on energy technologies and a more connected planet.
Despite newspaper reports that Sentech's board is on its way out, government remains tight-lipped.
The city centralises its billing systems and says services will improve once the roll-out is complete.
In today's technology roundup: Airport body scans to be compulsory, US state probes breach of 80 000, WikiLeaks shuts down temporarily, and Firefox for mobile hits production mode.
In this World Wide Wrap: Govt teams up with eBay, Obama gives SMEs tax relief, and Microsoft and best time for IT SMEs.