In today's technology roundup: Music, movies more dangerous, PS3 loses cheapest title, Lala.com sends songs to iPod, MySpace jailbirds jailed, and open source earns $1.8 billion.
New Plantronics research reveals managers in Europe spend a minimum of two hours a day dealing with e-mails.
The company provides 24-hour commercial and technical support for Mojomatch and Mocharts.
A range of Mac titles are now available from Apple resellers.
Pamphlets distributed by iBurst have been found to be misleading, misrepresentative and anti-competitive.
In today's technology roundup: Apple's iPhone debuts at month-end, Google offers Book Search to publishers, new miCard unveiled, and Microsoft adds books to Live Search.
In this World Wide Wrap: Optus releases two VOIP services, VOIP providers pay USF fees, and social networks get VOIP features.
Co-developed by Obsidian Switch, DocumentX has unveiled a Web site to offer customised legal documents online.
The Free Bandwidth Campaign urges consumers to access free bandwidth for local use.
In today's technology roundup: US arrests 'spam king', Microsoft improves tools, and patched Macs vulnerable.
ISPs can now supply ADSL lines and access accounts in one package, without the need to apply for ADSL lines from Telkom.
It is now possible for MWEB to own the ADSL installation process and the billing procedures for the line itself.
The manager will help organisations manage HSDPA users connecting to the Internet and company networks.