In today`s technology roundup: Mario shines on GameCube, Linux survives technology slump, Apple`s Jaguar prowls tonight.
LowVoltage, the hacker who was threatened with legal action by Lotto organiser Uthingo for calling the National Lottery "national robbery", has paid the renewal fee for the Uthingo.co.za domain after he spotted it was about to be suspended.
In today`s technology roundup: Next Visual Studio to boost .Net uptake, Fujitsu gets minimal penalty for data leaks, calendar options for OpenOffice.org, full object-oriented Kobol.
Verimark has gone into partnership with e-tailer Kalahari.net to manage its direct fulfillment business online.
In today`s technology roundup: MSN for Macintosh, AMD breaks through 2.0GHz, CodeWeavers CrossOver Office wins.
Telkom this week introduced long-promised special Internet rates for dial-up users, packaging line rental and between 10 and 30 "Internet minutes" at a fixed price. Coming up next week: the equally long-awaited commercial ADSL service.
The Ministry of Intelligence plans to create a company dedicated to securing government electronic communications to "make us less vulnerable to hostile hackers".
UUNet SA is implementing a basic network infrastructure for Internet access in central Africa.
The Intelsat Broadband Service has been commercially launched in Columbia.
In today`s technology roundup: Sun grows Unix workstation share, develop Linux on Windows, new adapters from BEA.
South African miners are now packing more than a hard hat when they go underground, in a new project that has them gathering real-time data at the coalface.
The Independent News and Media group in SA has joined Independent Online in moving to UUNet`s backbone.
The latest bunch of Nigerian con artists to hit SA have taken to the Web - with some sophistication - to reinforce perceptions of legitimacy.