The unified threat management appliance is designed specifically for SMEs.
GFi MailSecurity acts as an e-mail firewall, using five anti-virus engines.
The company delivered blankets and non-perishable food items to the Alexandra Children's Haven.
Microsoft's offer to ship Windows without a free browser isn't enough, says Opera. Linux ships free everything.
ITWeb speaks to the Internet and social media guy, Andy Hadfield, about online banking trends.
Game Power 7 will present an anti-drug campaign to players of its MMO game Arabic Rappels.
The company's financial results show positive growth; however, there are tough times ahead for the newly-liberated telco.
Broadband Infraco's future conduct is the association's primary concern.
Technology receives minimal funding in the education budget, making implementation tricky.
The cops credit technology for improved service delivery, but make no specific allocations for IT.
The communications minister and his deputy deliver clear, yet old hat speeches.
Ismail Vadi and Eric Kholwane deliver a tongue-lashing on the failure of government's past communications policy.
In today's technology roundup: HSBC offers iPhone banking, MS caps free security download, HP introduces cloud consulting services, Bing increases Microsoft's paid clicks, and UK enterprises reluctant to adopt OSS.