In today's technology roundup: Intel upgrades dual-core chip, Google cookies will 'auto delete', world broadband prices revealed, and Windows Home Server heads to manufacturing.
In this World Wide Wrap: Obama leads in mobile tech use, Postini goes Google, and Coversant releases SoapBox.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM wins $1.4bn deal, outsourcing contracts down, India's outsourcing under threat, and CIBER gains NES extension.
In this World Wide Wrap: Web 2.0 tools influence expectations, virtualisation gets backing, and vendors punt open source SOA.
Awareness levels on how to combat electronic scamming need to be raised significantly, says Striata.
The Interactive Intelligence application alerts users to new voicemail messages via a light on their desktop phones.
The distribution company wants to extend to the retail and digital lifestyle market segments.
In this World Wide Wrap: HelloSoft releases WiMax tech, from e-mail to VOIP, and VOIP flaw could lead to attacks.
It is the first such dispute in SA in which the adjudicator ordered the transfer of the domain name.
In today's technology roundup: Feds seek snooping powers, Net radio hinges on DRM, iPhone gains exchange support, and Oracle releases 46 patches.
In this World Wide Wrap: Emerson completes digital automation project, GAITS awarded army contracts, and Basecamp meets Windows Mobile.
The company received two Microsoft Partner of the Year awards for its work in advanced infrastructure solutions.
The company aims to boost employee productivity with DVT's Replicon Web Timesheet. [Local rep: DVT]