The company's move to include movies in the company's iStore is expected to boost the local online entertainment industry.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft hires outsider, Yahoo supports OpenID single sign-on, Google charity kicks off with $25 million, and partnership raises questions.
In this World Wide Wrap: Time is ripe for IP convergence, CMS prepares for convergence, and Research and Markets adopts convergence.
Amorous e-mails containing a Trojan have been spammed across the Internet, says Brett Myroff, CEO of Netxactics.
The ISP has acquired Netsight, which provides outsourced technology support and networking products to SMEs.
The latest GPS, in-car entertainment devices and vehicle security products will be on show at the DigitalLife Expo in Johannesburg in April.
The company has issued five security predictions for 2008.
President Thabo Mbeki has approved the Electronic Communications Amendment Act of 2007 and the Infraco Act.
Strong growth is predicted for the unified messaging and communications market in SA.
In this World Wide Wrap: Content management book available, WebEx selects eTouch, and ACOM searches BlackBerry.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sify plans thin client, DataSynapse unveils FabricServer, and Toolkit infects Web servers.
Kaspersky Internet Security 7.0 received two awards in testing conducted by British magazine PC Pro. [Local rep: Biodata IT]
Any system that can be accessed through the Internet, an intranet, modem or wireless network is vulnerable, says Condyn.