In today's technology roundup: Losing face on MySpace, memory prices plunge, e-debates on YouTube, and Google cancels anti-eBay bash.
Internet Solutions has settled a legal tussle with Verizon, following the return of documents containing proprietary information.
Analysts admit their predictions on the demise of SMS have been premature.
The offering includes Linux server and desktop components, with e-mail and open source office products.
Price levels are now more realistic, but consumers still get too little bang for their buck, say observers.
It could hurt local Web sites and Internet service providers, say stakeholders.
In today's technology roundup: Bebo and Apple in deal to sell music online, computer glitch looms over space station, and Apple eyes bigger Web presence.
In this World Wide Wrap: Content classification vital, CMS conference a hit, and Open Text brings Web 2.0.
The cellular network operator continues to surge by 20% in all key areas of business, says CEO Alan Knott-Craig.
Three of its products have each been awarded the Communications Solutions 2006 Product of the Year.
The purchase sees the DataPro-owned company reach a milestone of 60 000 subscribers.
More people find it easier to search the Internet than to find personal files.
The university will teach businesses to use the latest Internet and mobile marketing techniques.