"Wiring up cities for a better future" is the theme of the upcoming inaugural BMI-TechKnowledge Digital Cities Forum to be held at Gallagher Estate, Midrand, on 3 and 4 November.
Biometrics solutions can fight cybercrime, says Iona Press Services.
HP has launched a 'smile` campaign to support The Star Smile Fund for children with facial deformities.
Bidorbuy`s auctions often feature truly unusual goods for sale, says the online auction site.
In today`s technology roundup: Internet-over-powerline becomes reality, fake Google goes phishing, Microsoft plugs into the grid, two UK WiMax trials planned, and Peter Jackson to produce Halo film.
Internet Solutions (IS) has introduced its Virtual Server Hosting solution using Microsoft Virtual Server 2005.
For the second time in two months, SAIX`s Rosebank point of presence has gone down and disrupted service to customers in the vicinity.
Gilat Satellite SA has called for SA to look at introducing more technology to the election process.
Anti-virus vendor Kaspersky Lab has confirmed that it has a serious flaw in its software.
In today`s technology roundup: China plans own DVD format, Fuji takes on rivals in advanced printing plate market, Microsoft unveils Xbox 360 games, and Taiwan protests over Google map.
My first foray into the world of credit cards unearthed a mess of banking incompetence.
Legislation dealing with the interception of communications is now in effect, governing how and when electronic communications may be monitored.
In today`s technology roundup: Dual-core Xeon to launch soon, Microsoft adds PDF to Office 12, and HP to offer Netscape.