There`s no shame in not wanting to look. The past week proved that the Internet can be a dangerous, venal, petty and occasionally disgusting place.
MTN users are now able to access the Internet via GPRS after the service was down for five days.
Netxactics is warning computer users of the Bobax Internet worm, which turns infected PCs into spam factories and launch pads for denial-of-service attacks.
The SurfControl Web Filter for Novell BorderManager 3.8 now filters with all 40 categories, says local SurfControl reseller Networks Unlimited.
The use of digital photography and the Internet to spread images of torture and execution are unlikely to change the nature of war - just our perception of it.
In today`s tech news roundup: new open source alternative in SA, IBM and Cisco to sell VOIP service, Lexar to sell Kodak-branded memory cards, and gangsters using job sites to launder money.
M-Web`s e-business portal CommerceZone has processed over R11 billion in transactions since it began operations in 2001.
Digital Planet has made a range of MP3 players available at its new Web site.
Synergy Computing has supplied Sanlam Life with the NetTracker Web analytics software.
De Lotto has installed Avaya Internet protocol telephony solutions at its head office.
Computer Associates (CA) International is offering free e-mail alerts regarding critical viruses and vulnerabilities.
First National Bank (FNB) Corporate has introduced digital certificates to enhance the security of its BANKit online banking solution.
In today`s tech news roundup: advertisers are going back online, Oracle slashes its bid for PeopleSoft, and Microsoft focuses on search.