In this World Wide Wrap: NVIDIA makes 3D debut, game promotes broadband service, and video game sales slump 17%.
SMC Enterprise created a portal to enable South African Hajj pilgrims to register online.
The Internet has provided activists with a means to distribute information about abuses in their countries to the outside world, says Mohammad Patel, CEO of O-Tel.
Information security is critical and ways of protecting information are changing, says SA Breweries security analyst.
Telkom has hit back at MTN over the dropped calls controversy, saying mobile operators must take responsibility for their own services.
The company's ambitious national fibre project is on track.
Problems plaguing the project push schools to fund and build their own computer labs.
Fake profiles will grow as the popularity of the social networking site increases, says World Wide Worx.
In today's technology roundup: Top 10 IT vendors losing money, NEC abandons next-gen supercomputer, pirated pop keeps stars trendy, and more phishing for Facebook.
Cloud computing will be the biggest trend in 2009, predicts VMware.
The Boface.BJ.worm uses the social networking site to trick users into buying fake anti-virus software.
In this World Wide Wrap: Lombardi re-thinks cloud model, bank implements BPM solution, and Google's cloud gets dose of BPM.
In this World Wide Wrap: Acer joins OPA, Sprint expands mobile convergence, and ViewSonic plans 3G smartphone.