In today's technology roundup: China's Internet population tops 200 million, console vendors vie for sales, Sony and Sharp offer free Blu-ray players, and YouTube video leads to arrest.
In this World Wide Wrap: Rostrvm releases Java toolbar, Stellar upgrades tech, and CRMindustry releases survey results.
In this World Wide Wrap: Gaming sharpens surgery skills, new game firm opens, and gaming rots young brains.
In this World Wide Wrap: Silentbanker lurks on sites, cellular phones become credit cards, African banks discuss tech, Standard Bank signs with IBM, and Misys enters China.
The Integrated Tertiary Software Lecturer iEnabler system provides online real-time access to the system.
Barnard Jacobs Mellet appointed Mimecast to handle all its e-mail requirements on a global basis.
The agreement will help provide businesses with Websense's Internet management solution.
It's time to take online marketing seriously, as the Web is a vital part of organisations' marketing mix.
The high-speed, low latency packages will run on the Internet Solutions Fibre International ADSL network.
The Web application can build personal or business Web sites.
Although local companies are worried about security, their spend remains low, a survey reveals.
As the workforce calls for more collaboration, file-sharing and mobility, employees are putting companies at risk.
The IT security market will grow to an estimated value of R6 574 million by 2011, says BMI-TechKnowledge.