In today's technology roundup: Fog of confusion around public info, ex-HP exec pleads guilty, Yahoo rejects new break-up offer, and FCC chief to bar Comcast.
In this World Wide Wrap: Canadians big on online banking, Kenya bank goes online, and ANZ caters for iPhone.
In this World Wide Wrap: Bristol-Myers Squibb Chooses IBM, GalaxE.Solutions, Siperian partner, and Payroll questions answered online.
A European tier-one carrier has deployed the VocalTec Essentra EX VOIP Peering Manager.
Vodacom says login problem was addressed immediately
All will be revealed in August at the Black Hat security conference.
Over 63% of new malicious codes in Q2 2008 were Trojans.
In today's technology roundup: US retailers push $20 Ubuntu, Royal Mail goes hands-on, Verizon agrees to pay $21m, and Nvidia accused of patent infringement.
In this World Wide Wrap: FuriouSim unlocks phones, UAE gets mobile vouchers, and Low-energy Bluetooth demonstrated.
In this World Wide Wrap: Wal-Mart looks to Web 2.0, Postal service upgrades software, and Radiant buys Orderman.
Hackers are using scare tactics via false news reports to infect computers, says Brett Myroff, CEO of Sophos SA.
Internet Solutions and FNB have introduced a service where hotspot access time payments can be made via cellphone.
The domains with the largest volume of infected machines are Telecom Italia, Brasil Telecom, and Verizon.