Agincourt Gaming Agincourt claims Zynga's remarkable growth has not been driven by its own ingenuity.
The Internet search engine unveils a tool to compete with established location applications.
The four-year agreement makes it the sole vendor for EastLink's core and radio access networks.
Paris Hilton's loss of her cellphone teaches users the value of Norton Mobile Security, says Norton Symantec.
Some MTN Business clients in Johannesburg experience connectivity issues due to a problem at the Gallo Manor Data Centre.
Claims arise that Facebook has been trying to limit the publication of Google+ invites.
Detailed weather forecasts can now be accessed from within Google Maps.
The National Gambling Board hopes a court ruling, outlawing online gambling in SA, will be upheld by the Supreme Court of Appeal.
In today's technology roundup: Kaspersky Lab blasts McAfee, TalkTalk slapped with |--gbp--|3m fine, cellphones reduce sperm count, and consumers wary of online shopping.
This has the potential to shift the arms race regarding censorship to be in favour of free and open communication.
Marin Software introduces a service that allows advertisers to manage search, display, social media and video campaigns.
Amazon's portfolio of sites secured 282 million visitors across the globe in June, 20.4% of the whole Internet population, says ComScore.
Communities must guard against women being actively discouraged or prevented from accessing technology, says Joy-Marie Lawrence, sales director for EOH, Western Cape.