In today`s technology roundup: A survey finds Mac OS X is most secure and Linux least secure, PalmOne to run Microsoft?, Apple disables iTunes plug-in, and musicians perform first live phone gig.
FNB Business Electronic Banking has created a link from its BANKit site to the SA Revenue Services (SARS) eFiling site.
The Genesis 2 Lite template-based Web site solution has been made available through M-Web Business.
The emergence of a new Bagle variant marred an otherwise quiet month.
In today`s technology roundup: Microsoft, ISPs launch anti-spam offensive, mass recall for Toshiba, and Intel offers 'extreme` gaming chip.
MTN Network Solutions (NS) has established six new points of presence (POPs) in Africa.
In today`s technology roundup: Windows cashpoints more vulnerable?, Google plans desktop search for Apple, and Kyocera recalls batteries.
Mauritius is making a name for itself as a booming technology centre.
The Eastern Cape Health Department is planning to establish 29 telemedicine sites to improve the quality of its health services.
Credit card fraudsters are likely to be highly skilled computer wizards these days, says Visa International.
National radio station 5fm and e-tailer Kalahari.net have launched a service to sell 5fm`s Top 40 music collection online.
Telkom has introduced a four-port Ethernet interface for customers who need up to four PCs connected to their ADSL connection.
In the first in a series of interviews quizzing local Internet service providers on their VOIP plans, M-Web CEO Kim Reid told ITWeb that telecommunications liberalisation will evolve into a numbers game.