The winning app focuses on solving development issues, in line with the UN's Millennium Development Goals.
E-bidding sites are usually massively profitable for the owner, at the expense of bidders, says SensePost security analyst.
The consumerisation of IT is driving a power struggle between end-users, business, and IT, said RIM.
New threats are surfacing faster than ever and increasingly targeting application-layer vulnerabilities, says Bitrate.
The global software giant's $8.5 billion Skype deal is a bid to own the technology space, but the move won't make everybody happy.
Around 55 000 different pieces of new malware are being created each day, and anti-virus alone is not enough, says McAfee.
More people turn to their favourite social networks to seek jobs online.
Internet users must act now to protect their privacy, says consultancy SensePost.
Too much information is available online and SA needs to govern what can be posted about its citizens.
In today's technology roundup: Facebook leaks user credentials, Google Chrome flaws exposed, UK recruits 100k Internet champions, and Lady Gaga hits FarmVille.
The platform should provide greater autonomy to both educators and students, according to NetSpot.
The cloud has the power to take away the complexity of implementing and maintaining corporate e-mail systems, says Dr Nathaniel Borenstein, chief scientist at Mimecast.
Tele-health initiatives get an ethics yellow card, but the ref hasn't noticed the game has changed.