The CSIR`s Hartebeeshoek telescope takes part in another planet-wide radio telescope experiment.
In today's technology roundup: Government to lose |--gbp--|80 million on shared services, online pirate convicted, Yahoo director resigns, and Intel eyes SDD for notebooks.
In this World Wide Wrap: CheckPoint gets SAS 70, N Carolina implements Beacon, and Ceridian releases Latitude.
In this World Wide Wrap: Loans available online, passwords are ineffective, and FIS introduces new app.
The EOH company assisted the Lesotho Revenue Authority to stabilise its ICT infrastructure and systems.
The application will be used in a mash-up being developed by Quirk, based on a Kenyan site.
Symantec clocks spam at 87% of all e-mail traffic.
In today's technology roundup: EC to probe MS ODF announcement, Alcatel-Lucent boosts OCS, Singapore bans two adult sites, and mobile ads years away from breakthrough.
In this World Wide Wrap: WiMax will lose, illiteracy threatens mobile use, and mobile ads on the way.
In this World Wide Wrap: ProvencoCadmus job cuts save millions, Celerant introduces Command Retail.com, and retail whitepaper published.
Hacker vigilantes enter the mix, writing malware to put right what they believe to be wrong, says Brett Myroff, CEO of Sophos SA.
Ad-funded mobile content has taken off with a bang and will continue its rapid growth, says Norman Parkin, CEO of Integrat.
Bytes Communication Systems' roadshow demonstrated how communications technology can revolutionise the way companies do business.