In today's technology roundup: Card scammers get charitable, Samsung and Ericsson bury hatchet, Microsoft service contracts questioned, and Google lags in Asia.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google buys messaging security firm, police explore tipster technology, and IM adoption on the rise.
The 7300GX allows users to optimise the benefits of ADSL and 3G by making both options available on one device. [Local rep: Nology]
The employer, recruiter and candidate need to work together to match applicants and companies accurately, says Compuways.
The company's Passport portable drive is a handheld device with 250GB in storage capacity. [Local rep: Pinnacle Micro]
The anti-virus vendor has changed its product offering to reflect a switch in malware threat.
Its strategy to acquire a significant ISP is on track, insists Vodacom.
The PC/Internet bundle, intended to encourage broadband adoption in the lower income market, has not been well received.
The South African government's IT use is gaining momentum, says Cisco.
In this World Wide Wrap: Avaya, Extreme simplify VOIP, Google expands VOIP offering, IT chiefs see VOIP boom, and Vox expands VOIP service.
In this World Wide Wrap: E-payment under review, Therapy Partner unveils e-billing, and law firms recruit with e-marketing.
The offering includes a dot-com Web address, hosting and a professionally-designed Web site. [Local rep: Phoenix Software]