The local online shopping market will grow, but some key challenges remain.
In today's technology roundup: |--gbp--|137m for Heathrow IT overhaul, Apple confirms $1bn data centre, Yahoo sues NFL over fantasy stats, and Sony Ericsson to open online store.
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The version allows users to access their archived e-mail via their e-mail client. [Local rep: AfricaSD]
The 'Human Capital Management using Web 2.0' conference will highlight the role and impact of Web 2.0 on businesses.
A newcomer Trojan uses sophisticated tricks to obfuscate its code and mask its presence on the system.
Eighty percent of SA's Internet users shop online, and in a premeditated manner, according to MasterCard.
Thousands of videos on YouTube contain links pointing to a Web page designed to download malware, says Panda Security.
President Jacob Zuma's opening of Parliament speech makes only two direct mentions of ICT: telecoms costs and digital broadcasting.
In today's technology roundup: European server shipments crash, 40 000 sites hit by hack attack, Britons say broadband 'essential', and court orders Dish to pay TiVo.