In today`s technology roundup: UK leads online child safety initiative, Intel patches Centrino, Sony announces photo GPS, and solar power to bridge divide.
In the wake of a new line of servers based on AMD Opteron processors, IBM insists it is not moving away from Intel.
The mobile phone is always on, always carried and has a built-in payment system, offering radical commercial opportunities for business, says a visiting strategy consultant.
Clickatell`s enterprise-grade Multimodal Global Messaging Service provides immediate, reliable and cost-effective mobile messages anywhere, across any device, it says.
To alleviate the frustration of printing from the Web, Lexmark International has developed the Lexmark Web Toolbar.
The service was unavailable for most of yesterday, as FNB saw massive month-end traffic.
Banking group Absa is to provide the latest version of Trend Micro PC-cillin Internet Security to its Internet banking customers free of charge.
The state needs to finalise charges in the fraud case for two men implicated in the National Intelligence Agency`s hoax e-mail saga.
Government Internet portals and national ID systems are doomed to fail, says a Gartner analyst.
I am a winner - I have an e-mail that says as much.
In today`s technology roundup: Kazaa pays $100m to record industry, Microsoft to charge for Office beta, "uncrashable" cars possible, and Schwarzenegger calls for advanced health IT.
IT Event Management (IT-EM) joined forces with Microsoft South Africa and Childline to develop and host the clicksafe Web site during the recent National Security Week.
A McAfee study of teenagers across six European countries found 40% are unconcerned about the risks when downloading music or video content.