In today's technology roundup: Age of cyber warfare dawns, hacktivists ransack Hitler defender's e-mail, T-Mobile staff sold personal data, and RidRx unveils stethoscope app.
In this World Wide Wrap: Dell outsources Mini 3 and MID, IBM data centre deal under scrutiny, and Satyam founder investigated for fraud.
In this World Wide Wrap: Cisco boosts Tandberg bid, Avaya continues Nortel support, and Motorola to buy BitBand.
In this World Wide Wrap: Dhabi Group sells African telecoms stakes, Zain sees profits drop, and West Africa to become broadband hub.
TVR Computers will offer the eScan range of security solutions in South Africa.
Users can make calls via its mobile VOIP and interconnect solution from 50c a minute.
Microsoft anticipates the release of its controller-free gaming technology Project Natal will further boost Xbox sales.
ContinuitySA introduces its 2010 Web portal to enable business preparation ahead of the Soccer World Cup.
Businesses' transition to the cloud progresses at a slow pace due to barriers in the market.
The software offers innovative Web security capabilities to protect businesses from costly attacks.
The province will focus on infrastructure and employment, and will cut non-essential spending.
Seacom starts to make its mark, as alternative broadband providers slash prices or introduce innovative products.
Legislative delays cause local businesses to lose out on interactive gambling opportunities.