How secure is your data?
There are more documented vulnerabilities for Mozilla browsers than for Microsoft Internet Explorer, says Symantec.
A Kenyan mobile operator has partnered with an e-commerce solutions provider to roll-out EDGE technology services.
All African customers using the satellite have been moved to alternative satellites.
ICASA boots Cell C off the 3.5GHz band, interrupting its high-speed wireless Internet plans.
In today`s technology roundup: Research predicts Internet backlash, Intel to launch quad-core server, AOL sued over data release, Fujifilm FinePix S5 Pro announced, and registration for cellphone-specific Web sites begins.
Zimbabweans are still cut off from the Internet.
FIFA requirements are stringent in terms of transmission requirements for World Cup 2010, says Sentech.
Security should be a concern for all companies or individuals doing financial transactions online, says J2 Software MD.
In today`s technology roundup: Nokia, MS team on search, Sony to lower PS3 prices, MS to plug another IE hole, Alcatel, Nokia bridge the gap, and laptops to get roll up screens.
QAD has acquired Precision Software in an all-cash purchase expected to be $14.5 million. Precision will operate as an independent division of QAD.
St Bernard Software has been selected as a finalist in the 13th Annual AeA High Tech Awards in the category of Internet / Web Commerce.
As the rest of Africa steams ahead with WiMax implementations, SA will have to wait until next year. How can this be a good thing?