After eight months, the company is celebrating the launch of two projects that are making the Internet better.
The companies have joined forces to establish an e-learning centre and Internet caf'e.
The Win32/Waledec Trojan is being readied for launch via spammed Valentine's Day e-cards.
Criminals are invading the Web to distribute malware on a large scale, says Hilbert Long, Comztek channel manager.
The financial crisis will create the need for partnerships in the local IT market, say analysts and economists.
While the Gauteng Online project suffers major loses due to theft, the provincial government is slow to react.
The Telkom Foundation and Alcatel-Lucent build an e-learning centre for a Cape Town school.
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The handset has a 3.8-inch wide-screen WVGA display, HTC TouchFLO 3D and a 3.5mm audio jack.
The security company has developed an anti-spam system to detect unwanted text in images.