The Department of Home Affairs will launch its first online birth registration system in KwaZulu-Natal tomorrow.
In today`s technology roundup: Mac OS X for PC, SCO bites back, Mac Office update, and Novell will defend open source software.
An e-mail claiming to contain sexual photos of David Beckham contains a hidden Trojan.
The America Online (AOL) PassCode service is using RSA Security's SecurID authentication technology, says RSA distributor SecureData.
In today`s technology roundup: IBM rolls out simpler storage, a worm may have caused MSN Messenger failure, and top PC threats and vulnerabilities unveiled.
Cross-border co-operation is essential to combat spammers, say international consumer law enforcers.
New measures against child pornography will have implications for computer technicians, Internet service providers and cyber caf'es, says the government.
More low-cost packages have been launched as Web hosting firms slash costs in a thriving market.
In today`s technology roundup: US wins gold at Cyber Games, France to jam mobile phones, Virgin unveils music player, and China offers reward for reporting porn.
Zazu Internet/Rumba has introduced a R49-a-month Web hosting offering running on an open source platform.
In today`s technology roundup: Hollywood appeals against P2P, Intel delays Xeon update, IBM and Unisys upgrade mainframes, and colour iPod for Xmas?
A new Web site aims to eliminate negative perceptions about SA.
Telecoms analyst Andre Wills believes the advent of technologies like mobile broadband will change our lives in ways we cannot begin to comprehend.