In today`s technology roundup: Ogg Vorbis sounds good, wireless rogues, AMD gets moving.
Dial-up ISP Tiscali World Online today announced plans to buy the remaining access customers of JSE-listed Netactive for R32 million, leaving Netactive a retail flower and planned call centre business while World Online takes on the big boys.
Hackers have added one more weapon to the arsenal of those fighting against repressive regimes.
A recent European court case revived the spectre of a worldwide Web where most hyperlinks are illegal. If your Web site links to any other Web site, you`d better have its agreement - or a good lawyer.
The Cape IT Initiative UUNet Bandwidth Barn has fostered collaboration between three start-ups in the Barn, generating new business for them.
Microsoft will buy Navision Software for about $1.45 billion in stock and cash following the successful close of the tender offer this week.
In today`s technology roundup: WorldCom`s backbone, portable Flash, exploring vulnerability.
Avaya has finalised the communications infrastructure of phases two and three of Dubai Media City and Dubai Internet City respectively.
Just about everyone is talking about Web services, from Microsoft which heads up the lobby, to the likes of Sun and IBM, and yet no one really knows how Web services are going to work in reality.
In today`s technology roundup: Bluetooth bites, Web services standard in sight.
Internet Solutions (IS) has stated that its network operations will not be affected should difficulties arise with the WorldCom infrastructure.
Technology lawyers are asking the President not to sign the controversial Electronic Communications and Transactions (ECT) Bill, while the Department of Communications says it could be signed as early as tomorrow.
Mobile security, Gnutella suicide, Live viruses.