In this World Wide Wrap: Sony creates smiles, Phillipine schools get Internet and Sennheiser employees create SECares.
In this World Wide Wrap: Gilbane releases research paper, Skelta, Nokavision partner and DTDC deploys Newgen.
Ignore e-mail claiming to be breaking news from CNN, says Brett Myroff, CEO of Sophos SA.
The company filed a patent for software that detects whether communications are used for business or personal use.
Government is nearly ready to sign formal contracts with Telkom and Sentech.
The group is ready to participate in a government-sponsored consortium.
The number of Facebook users in Africa and the Middle East has quadrupled.
In today's technology roundup: Slow light to speed up the Net, Intel PCs to wake up for phone calls, criminals hijack terminals, and privacy worry over location data.
In this World Wide Wrap: Web self-service adoption stagnates, Self-service could expand and Genesys to demonstrate iCFD.
Sophos warns of a widespread wave of dangerous spam messages that claim to be breaking news alerts from MSNBC.
The company says it has seen an emergence of rehab-related spam.
Businesses needing to reduce operational costs could find electronic billing and marketing an ideal solution, says Alison Treadaway, MD of Striata.
New Siemens is now only the fourth firm to offer both networking gear and communication solutions.