Spam accounted for up to 90% of all global e-mail in the first quarter of 2007.
Aggressive organic and acquisitive growth strategies deliver strong half-year results for the telecoms company.
Intel plans to benefit from the boom in mobile Internet devices.
Broadband prices are expected to drop by as much as 70% by 2010, resulting in a mobile worker boom.
The country has a draft law that, if passed, will allow it to control the Internet.
In today's technology roundup: Cellphones help prevent accidents, limited attack from DNS worm, and Web surfing made easy.
The DataPro Group posted a 234% jump in revenue, to R263 million, for the six months ended 28 February.
Notebook sales will outpace desktop sales by 2011, says Intel.
The advent of the Internet and outcomes-based education has boosted plagiarism at schools and universities.
Internet Solutions has announced a Business ADSL:100GB service that is available immediately.
The Pykse-A worm spreads via Skype instant messages, posing as a link to a photograph of a model, says Sophos. [Local rep: Netxactics]
Hosted services will boost the number of virtual businesses where the majority of functions are outsourced, says Rackspace Managed Hosting.
The International Telecommunications Union has recognised iBurst as a technology within the IEEE802.20 global standard.