It is counter-productive to deny 'digital natives' their daily social networking fix, say Gartner and Polycom.
In today's technology roundup: A-plus for Apple's iTunes, Google-Capgemini partnership, and AMD releases Barcelona.
The company shipped its two millionth Internet Protocol set-top box in under six months.
This is the result of a new contract with Intelsat and Dubai's Strong Technologies.
The Web site is now administered in the UK and physically hosted in Dallas, Texas.
The company launched its new line of security solutions -- BitDefender 2008 -- at rAge, South Africa's annual premier computer, gaming and technology expo.
Improved customer loyalty is one of the benefits of implementing self-service, says Consology.
The mobile operator's fibre optic network will cover 5 000km nationally.
In today's technology roundup: Music labels face anti-trust hearings, justice department opposes network neutrality, 21st Century ID theft, and Adobe to ship speedier server.
In this World Wide Wrap: AMD graphics go open, Sun disputes NetApp's charge, and OSS for health.
Sophos has uncovered a Trojan horse that exploits the appeal of celebrity music videos, says Brett Myroff, CEO of Netxactics.
SSL virtual private networks are replacing IPSec VPNs for remote access, says Loophold.
This has led to brokers being given greater recognition by insurers, says Dex.