Having gone beyond the hype, the WiMax ball is finally rolling in earnest.
In today's technology roundup: Facebook charged with fraud, power outage darkens Web sites, and MySpace cuts 29 000.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM completes Watchfire acquisition, Tata Steel reviews Corus, and family rift at Viacom.
In this World Wide Wrap: RFID a 'blunder', India roads use smart tech, and RFID won't 'kill' bar codes.
The Open Disclosure Foundation aims to take counselling and support into the virtual world.
CNBC Africa featured an insert on the free fax-to-e-mail solution from Integr8 IT.
Like other types of spam messages, Excel spam is being sent from zombie computers or bots, says Commtouch.
An Indian NGO uses technology to encourage sustainable rural transformation.
In today's technology roundup: Google makes broadband play, OLPC production begins, US game hardware sales surge, and Ubuntu to target IT in coming year.
In this World Wide Wrap: OSS enterprise extensions released, IBM targets Web 2.0, and vendors benchmark virtualisation.
The company was also named a top 10 software provider in the Socha-Gelbmann 2007 Electronic Discovery Survey.
Companies need a search solution that is built for the enterprise, says Carel Du Toit, operations and technology director of Mint.
The vehicle tracking company will use Progress Software's enterprise service bus to integrate applications.