In today`s technology roundup: Cisco unifies communications, complexity causes half of product returns, Microsoft`s Explorer 7 ignores Windows setting, and e-mail worm threatens lawsuit against victims.
Symantec`s latest research reveals a link between the number of broadband users and the number of hacking attacks.
SunGard has provided a fully-managed application infrastructure environment for e-gatematrix, enabling it to focus on core business issues.
South Africans are paying up to 80% too much for ADSL and this is unlikely to change soon, say industry players.
Absa has introduced an Internet-based training initiative for small business owners.
In today`s technology roundup: Google goes Opteron, AMD boosts Opteron speed, plans `Rev F` models, and iTunes push for Oscar short films.
A VeriTest study found Websense surpassed the other products that were compared in terms of Web filtering, accuracy and diverse categorisation, says local distributor SecureData.
Power outages overshadowed Cape Town`s pride at being the first South African metropolis to offer free Internet access at all its public libraries yesterday.
The iBurst Global Forum will be staged in Africa for the first time from 8 to 10 March.
In today`s technology roundup: Oracle to support Itanium, Google fixes Gmail flaw, BT increases UK broadband speed, and US probes online music pricing.
The South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA) uses the Striata eBilling Suite for the delivery of its electronic invoices and statements, resulting in savings on paper, printing and delivery.
Much of the speculation around WiMAX`s potential as an affordable access technology will fall away with the WiMAX Forum`s certification of several WiMAX products, says Arnoud De Nooy, CEO of RapidCloud.
In today`s technology roundup: Google service could compete with PayPal, Sony admits PS3 delay possible, Vodafone takes lb28 billion hit, and distributed computing cracks Enigma code.