An ITWeb review of the Nokia N97 reveals it allows users to personalise both the device and the Internet experience.
In today's technology roundup: Burglars use social networking, first UK e-crime strategy published, identity thief faces 15 to 25, and Bill could give president emergency control.
Customers reported improved malware detection and reduced annual infections, according to the Forrester Consulting study. [Local rep: SecureData Security]
SystemSkan lets business managers view and record every user's actions on the network, says J2 Software.
In this World Wide Wrap: Bing comes to iPhone, Flowfinity offers BlackBerry retail app, and Zoho integrates with Google Apps.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mexico to push mobile banking, survey reveals lax security measures, and UK protects new mobile 'bank cards'.
ColdSpark's SparkEngine Mail Transport Platform enables customers to enhance the power of their e-mail.
In this World Wide Wrap: Technical support cuts queues, conference highlights social CRM, and callers avoid automated speech systems.
The driver's licence point demerit system will only be implemented once all concerns have been addressed, says the RTMC.
In today's technology roundup: MS agency sued over Bing ad, IBM innovates with molecule anatomy, Apple to address iPhone complaints, and Trojan swipes credentials via IM.
The security company obtained the Common Criteria EAL4 validation for its IPS 5500 E-Series. [Local rep: Condyn]
In this World Wide Wrap: Blue Coat boosts earnings and appoints CFO, Fortisphere hires new CEO, and Pano Logic appoints VP.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nokia to offer ARM-based smartbook, XO expands footprint, and fixed-mobile to hit 31m by 2013.