In today`s tech wrap: Microsoft to give Longhorn, Yukon update; 3Com launches first Huawei routers; Reuters and MSN connectivity deal; Media Centre XP upgrade; and storage groups arise.
There is still no joy for eBucks customers 10 days after things went pear-shaped.
FNB`s eBucks online banking site was still offline early this morning, despite assurances that urgent repairs at the weekend would solve the site`s problems.
The alleged Absa e-fraudster`s bail hearing has been postponed again in the Bellville magistrate`s court in Cape Town.
Proposed new legislation could add rigorous record-keeping to health professionals` tasks, in a bid to protect patient confidentiality.
In today`s tech wrap: Microsoft critic dismissed; Motherboard makers think smaller; and Dell enters consumer electronics.
South Africa has an 'insurance policy` against an Internet catastrophe, with its own root name server now operational at the Johannesburg Internet Exchange.
The Business Objects Knowledge Accelerator Web-based learning solution has been made available.
Microsoft has closed many of its chat rooms, ostensibly in the interests of combating child sex predators and spam, but has received a mixed response.
Glitches slowed the eBucks Web site to a crawl this week.
In today`s tech wrap: RIAA faces off with a senior citizen; Philips to use HP`s on-demand service; Apple pulls update; terror database raises fears; IBM`s dynamic software; Athlon support; Intel investment; Seagate enters external drives; IBM and Linux protection.
UUNet SA and M-Web have extended their business relationship until the end of 2004.
IBM SA has donated an Internet-based kiosk to Museum Africa to provide public access to a digital library of art housed in the Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.