The Citrix Systems GoToMeeting tool, which allows small-group online meetings, has been released.
Sentech says it has taken further steps to improve its MyWireless service, following widespread complaints earlier this year.
Low-cost Internet service provider (ISP) Rumba has been bought by another small ISP, Zazu Internet.
The three unions opposing Telkom`s planned retrenchments have enlisted the help of London-based Web site Labour Start to take the campaign global.
As of 1 February, value-added network service providers will be allowed to carry voice using any protocol.
Zafi and Netsky variants are continuing to spread due to a lack of safe computing practices, say experts.
Storm has become the latest ISP to offer uncapped ADSL, and says the offer comes without any fine print.
Skype, which provides free downloads of software to allow users to make telephone calls via the Internet, has launched a version for Mac OS X.
A variant of the Bagle worm is spreading fast, packing double action that could congest networks and block anti-virus updates.
In today`s technology news roundup: AMD shows dual-core microprocessor, Longhorn to ship without WinFS, SA biometrics firm in Zambian drug testing project, and Veritas to acquire storage software maker.
Around 70 000 people have used the Home Affairs department`s Web site to check whether they are victims of a marriage scam.
M-Web Business has launched the Business Advisor program to assist small and medium businesses to determine their Internet needs.
As much as we need to stay ahead of the positive advances in technology, we increasingly have to stay on top of the new and intensifying scourges of the digital communication age.