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In today`s technology roundup: Microsoft buys Winternals, googling for malicious software, India`s blogs blocked, Sky offers "free" broadband, and Dragon NaturallySpeaking 9 requires no voice training.
In today`s technology roundup: Microsoft clears out of Lebanon for now, Dell announces built-in 802.11n, Chinese claim to have cracked Skype protocol, BT rated UK`s best performing ADSL ISP, and Microsoft releases Vista Beta 2 build.
Saying goodbye is hard to do.
In today`s technology roundup: Tea with Mandela auctioned on Web, HP`s stick-on memory spot, chip implants to track offenders, Microsoft withdraws Private Folder application, and Microsoft`s Virtual PC free.
In this IT in healthcare World Wide Wrap: Schwarzenegger drives cell hazard home, emergency alerts on cellphones and Internet, and hope for lower cost mammography.
In today`s IT in healthcare world Wide Wrap: IBM opens healthcare centre in Spain, reporting emergencies with cellphones causes difficulties, and physical trainer phones.
SA`s growth in smart mobile devices has doubled for Q1 2006, adding to increasing demand for the technology in the EMEA region.
In today`s technology roundup: Fabric7 beats Sun to x86, Freescale delivers first MRAM, and Apple pips its rivals with the iPod that talks.
As radio dives into a somewhat grey area (that includes pictures), one has to question whether the formula will be accepted.
The networking skills shortage in SA will hinder economic growth, says Cisco.
In today`s technology roundup: Another security hole found in Excel, google joins xerox as a verb, and Apple to sell education computer for $1 500.
In today`s technology roundup: XP pirate checks dropped, no support for "old Windows", Powerchip and Macronix co-develop 100nm chips, and "BlackBerry beater" hits Europe.