Financial fraud in the mobile malware industry will only get more pronounced over time, says Kaspersky Lab.
The economic crisis forces telecoms service providers to evolve services and merge with others to stay alive.
Some controversial digital rights management areas will likely affect SA in the future, says Samro.
Sumitomo Mitsui 'hackers' go on trial, govt unveils UK Internet report, Japanese firms unveil 'robocop', and McKinnon wins right to appeal.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM, BNL team up, BPC implements SmartVista, and Sybase acquires Paybox Solution.
In this World Wide Wrap: N96 users test mobile TV, Zcom moves into IPTV space, and powerful antennas for digital switch.
In this World Wide Wrap: Games journalist kills wife, self, PlayStation network gets updated, and games journalist kills wife, self.
In this World Wide Wrap: Ohio looks to Tyler, The Caisses implements Now Solutions, and government agencies use Kronos.
In this World Wide Wrap: Developers embrace the cloud, C dominates open source, and Red Hat unveils Linux 5.3.
McAfee predicts the top trend in 2009 will be the continued exploitation of the financial crisis.
Analysts are puzzled as to why Telkom paid $130 million for a 25% stake in Multi-Links, as it originally paid $280 million for 75%.
The education department blames a computer system failure for the matric results delay.
In today's technology roundup: UK embraces Twitter, Samsung reports first ever loss, Apple Mac turns 25, and new trend in gaming emerges.