Mobile workers are on the rise, along with the number of mobile hackers, says Frost & Sullivan.
In today's technology roundup: AOL starts swinging the axe, online brand abuse 'on the rise', Obama's broadband push off to rocky staff, and Apple netbook unlikely.
In this World Wide Wrap: Microsoft invests in e-learning, Synergis unveils e-learning solution, and Florida drives virtual schools.
In this World Wide Wrap: BBC wants open standards, Polycom redefines desktop communications, and Optibase partners with HB Communications.
A third of computer users employ the same password for every Web site they access, according to a Sophos poll.
Hackers have shifted their focus to Web applications as an entry point into corporate networks, says Haydn Pinnell, MD of Gallium.
Go2doc.com enables doctors to have their scheduling done online or via mobile connection.
The company has continued its commitment to helping developers on the SAP BusinessObjects portfolio.
The bank unveils Qwill Instant Accounting, which automatically processes and organises financial statements.
Websense reported double-digit increases in the number of sports and gambling Web sites.
While traditional advertising feels the pinch of the global recession, online marketers have never had it so good.
The World Bank assures Southern Africa that funding for ICT infrastructure is still a priority.
In today's technology roundup: UK govt scraps data sharing plan, new charges for Sarah Palin hacker, YouTube to block UK music videos, and Idols goes iPhone.