A new Internet portal aims to bring the informal saving market into the mainstream economy.
Over 2 200 people have registered to be 'citizen reporters` for a Web site carrying news written by the public.
Knysna municipality and Uninet believe the WiFi system being installed will cut telecoms costs in the town.
DataPro took a financial knock last year after its first foray into the VOIP market, but it and other vendors remain bullish.
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Phishing should ring warning bells for financial services companies whose business strategies include Web services, says Rhys Collins, Financial Services Group insurance manager for Computer Sciences Corporation`s operations in SA.
In today`s technology roundup: Kama Sutra worm to hit next week, Torvalds rejects GPL 3 for Linux, Microsoft to take on iPod, Nintendo to slim down, and millions seek help online.
SMS Cellular Services has partnered with Parity Software to SMS-enable Joburg.co.za so that readers can enter competitions or charity fundraisers via SMS messaging.
One can only marvel at the exponential rate of technological development, but what`s the point if most people are being left behind?
Lenovo has announced that it will create and operate seven Internet `i.lounges` equipped with ThinkPad notebooks and ThinkCentre desktops at the Torino 2006 Olympic Winter Games for athletes, coaches and trainers to stay in touch with their families and supporters.
Some IS subscribers were unable to access international Web sites this morning due to bad weather.
SA's SMME Forum has lashed out at broadband service providers, saying high costs are crippling small business.
Virus writers are becoming increasingly mercenary as they look for financial gain from their talents, says Sophos international sales manager Nimmity Zappert.