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In today's technology roundup: Apple slammed over location tracking, hack caused PlayStation outage, moving beyond encryption, and 'father of the CD' dies.
In today’s technology roundup: Google stands by book search deal, US cyber security 'embarrassing', Yang gets $1 in rocky final year, new Sony PSP is a go, and Twitter-quitters abound.
In today's technology roundup: Spammers fan swine flu fears, gadget jargon still confuses many, companies mine Web clues, Microsoft keeps tabs in a crisis, and new PCs 'will cost you nothing'.
In today's technology roundup: Plan to monitor all Internet use, Craigslist founder defends 'erotic' listings, Amazon buys e-book app maker, eBay scammer gets four years in slammer, and Apple gives investors 'say on pay'.
In today's technology roundup: Giant leap looms for mobile bugs, Microsoft sales show recession fallout, cyber gangs use cheap labour, and Oracle coaxes Sun troops with tough love.
Botnet ensnares government PCs, Ballmer disses Oracle's decision to buy Sun, faster Bluetooth chips on the way, and printing goes green with soy toner.
In today`s technology roundup: Google powers up, IBM plans major security initiative, Mac OS malware targets porn surfers, and Shell customers `pay by touch`.
In today`s technology roundup: Leopard leaps into action, $100 laptop now costs $200, Google sets up distribution network, and woman fleeces shopping network.
In today`s technology roundup: Apple offers new goodies in Leopard, IBM has greener way to reuse silicon, child advocates upset over Manhunt 2, and Sun sues NetApp, California style.
Yes fans, Gigglebytes is back in town! And yes, we`re just as thrilled as you are. So settle back and enjoy some frivolity. You deserve it!
Gigglebytes is back! (Did anyone miss us?) As it seems that some readers think ITWeb is slightly on the serious side, Gigglebytes has been ordered to provide a dollop of light-hearted fun each Friday!
South Africa`s small and medium enterprise (SME) market is burgeoning, but many of these companies are still trapped in the technological dark age.