There is no law to force local companies to disclose that their data has been breached.
In today's technology roundup: Spammers invade Google+, Facebook to unveil Skype-powered app, HP targets iPad with new tablet, and Google disables Realtime search.
The solution integrates Salesforce.com Chatter to meet business demand for collaboration.
The move is in response to the state of California's new law to charge sales taxes on online goods.
The company has developed technology to secretly intercept, monitor and record communications on VOIP networks.
The company was named a value leader in EMA's Radar Report for Hosted Messaging Security Services.
With growth in video and dynamic content, users are far more demanding in what they expect from applications, says DiData.
The company unveils its Ideos S7 tablet targeting the average consumer in the South African market.
The US president will respond to questions on the economy and jobs posted on Twitter, via a live Web cast.
Learners in South Korea will carry tablets instead of backpacks to school by 2015.
In today's technology roundup: Europe cuts mobile roaming charges, Zynga files for $1bn IPO, iPad claims 1% of Web browsing, and Google considering Hulu buyout?
Tabbed messaging, one of Thunderbird's strongest features, now supports reordering and dragging tabs into different windows.
It looks like Google has some big features planned for Google+, including a Google Games product, according to the media.