Mobile Security 8.0 is designed to protect smartphones from IT threats, the company says.
Sophos warns Twitter members of a widespread phishing scam that hackers are using to steal personal information.
In today's technology roundup: British police encouraged to snoop, US considers merging space programmes, high-profile Twitter accounts hacked, and Google tops online video viewership.
Sixty-five percent of adults feel they cannot live without Internet access, reveals an Intel-sponsored survey.
The Internet security company has signed an agreement to acquire Nokia's security appliance business.
In this World Wide Wrap: Amazon drops Bill Me Later, Indian company adopts e-billing, and BillingOrchard offers lite e-billing.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sony Ericsson licenses codec patent, Cherple facilitates two-way chat, and G1 phones home unexpectedly.
In this World Wide Wrap: BroadSoft acquires VOIP rival, ClearOne showcases MS solution, and VOIP market falls 11%.
In this World Wide Wrap: McAfee marketing aids SMEs, NEC presents communication servers, and cheaper Internet grows SMEs.
With high mobile penetration in Africa, the telecoms giant seeks to expand its portfolio.
Remote towns in the Northern and Western Cape will now have Internet access.
The boom in social networking provides cyber-crooks with the information needed to make scams plausible, says Panda Security.
In today's technology roundup: Yahoo, Intel push Internet TV, Nokia smartphone flaw revealed, Wikimedia reaches fundraising goal, and Samsung to unveil 6.5mm-wide TV.