In today's technology roundup: Computer solves checkers, Ooma lowers long-distance costs, Toshiba recalls more batteries, and Silicon Knights sues Epic.
In this World Wide Wrap: Tech centre publishes Web site, Codexis acquires BioCatalytics, and ProMOS deploys Proteus.
In this World Wide Wrap: Advanced function for ATMs, mobile access to Web secured, and Five adopt Neptune.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nickelodeon invests $100m in gaming, China cracks down on Internet gaming, and VoodooPC releases gaming notebook.
International Premium Internet guarantees unshared international Internet bandwidth.
The partnership between MicroWorld Technologies and ARC Informatique will see eScan delivered to Senegalese users.
The interim results of the SME Survey 2007 finds local companies use IT to increase their competitive advantage.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google Earth aids military, most advanced warship departs, and Northrop Grumman completes initial delivery.
The company has developed an appetite for acquisitions, but will also grow organically.
In today's technology roundup: PS3 sales hit 1m in Japan, Google loses market share to Microsoft, Mozilla patches Firefox and IE flaw, and most anticipated games of the year.
ADSL and 3G connections are available with the introduction of the new wireless Billion 7300GX, a 3G/HSPDA ADSL2+ router. [Local rep: Nology]
The US continues to relay more spam than any other nation, accounting for 19.6% of the world's spam.
Microsoft named the Web-hosting provider its 2007 Worldwide Hosting Service Provider of the Year.