Mobile termination rate cuts have had little effect on retail prices, and consumers should not expect to see benefits anytime soon.
Parliament is due to meet with the SABC today, while MultiChoice and MNet appear before ICASA.
HP trumps Dell's 3PAR bid, Indian cops arrest computer scientist, citizen data-sharing system abandoned, and Fox defends game ban call.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google and Apple gear up for e-billing, iPhone app enables cheque deposits, and Telus goes paperless.
In this World Wide Wrap: eBay declares UK SMEs mature, Samatel unveils Oman mobile service, and Dell releases laptops for SMEs.
In this World Wide Wrap: Phone fraud up 400%, Apple records iPhone thieves, and broadband boosts Northern Ireland VOIP.
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In this World Wide Wrap: Fujitsu deploys Oracle in Abu Dhabi, e-business course for Cornwall, and Trinidad and Tobago up e-business.
In this World Wide Wrap: Chicago hosts green computing conference, India's government offices go paperless, and Mercer expands e-recycling programme.
Crowded enclosures have a negative impact on efficiency, uptime, and the overall look and feel of data centres, says Paolo Miglietta, VP of APC by Schneider Electric SA.
The company will distribute Becrypt products, solutions and services to South African resellers and customers.
Gartner has recognised the company in its Magic Quadrant for MFPs and printers report. [Local rep: Bytes Document Solutions]
Richard Townsend was named the top sales performer in Africa and the fifth top sales executive in the world.
Ellison will join Oracle executive VP Thomas Kurian in the JavaOne keynote, in San Francisco.