In this World Wide Wrap: Sun Tech Days back in Hyderabad, AMC releases Java security tool, and Java.net helps CableLabs.
In this World Wide Wrap: SMEs still see Internet as complex, EU launches SME support, and Indian SME IT spend rises.
Operators and telcos must brace themselves for the changes Web 3.0 will bring.
"Equal and open access" to the East Coast cable will be available from June 2009.
Mobile Internet usage in SA is increasing, providing several marketing opportunities.
The Gauteng premier pledges affordable broadband access to millions of residents in the province.
Local government MEC Qedani Mahlangu proposes ID-based billing.
Total sales for Valentine's Day are down from last year.
Google SA focuses on the mobile market, but declines to give details of its infrastructure plan.
It's business as usual for the local Global Trader 247.
In today's technology roundup: Toshiba to abandon HD-DVD?, smuggled iPhones back in China, MPAA clamps down on piracy, and hackers hesitant to use 'Hillary Clinton'.
In this World Wide Wrap: Novell acquires open source vendor, Red Hat, Hyperic team up, and Android sparks questions.
The old saying that 'IT would be perfect if it weren't for end-users' rears its head again as IT departments attempt to secure devices in the era of distributed networks.