In today`s technology roundup: Intel sued over performance, no more free Microsoft type, Sun defends RedHat release.
Internet Addiction Disorder may be a wacky term, but researchers say the compulsive use of the Internet is no different to other excessive disorders such as gambling.
Citrix Systems has signed an agreement with IBM to deliver server consolidation, application deployment and portal access solutions for their respective customers.
South African couch potatoes are witnessing the slow birth of interactive television.
M-Web has announced the promotion of former COO Andrew Milne to CEO. This follows the promotion of former CEO Antonie Roux to head the group`s Internet initiatives from Bangkok.
After almost two months of head-scratching, the crypto challenge developed by Mark Shuttleworth`s former company, Thawte Consulting, has been cracked.
In today`s technology roundup: Linux cluster from Oracle, online PS2 confirmed, Dell Linux migration.
In today`s technology roundup: United Linux beta nearly ready, BEA and Borland unite on Web services.
TheShoppingMatrix.com, once an award-winning local e-tailer, is on the verge of liquidation.
The official World Summit Web site goes live today and organisers are predicting as many as 100 million page views per day during the course of the 12-day conference.
There is more interactive functionality to come, promises Multichoice as 4 000 to 5 000 take up its interactive offering.
Manchester United Football Club has appointed Dimension Data as its official business solutions partner.
America West Airlines is using the Computer Associates (CA) CleverPath Portal to build its business-to-employee information portal.