The telco aggressively targets the mobile space with its Telkom Business Mobile launch deals.
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The company introduces Smart Services Routers to help network operators manage large volumes of traffic.
The solution aims to help channel partners to resell printers with enterprise features to smaller customers.
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NFC will make Nokia more competitive where Symbian and Maemo devices face dwindling market share.
Analysts have claimed for years that the company is hard at work at an Apple-branded HDTV.
The tech allows for real-time surveillance, reporting, data storage and interfacing with the hospital's electronic records.
Company says about 1 000 patents that do not relate to its core business would be up for sale.
The technology will allow manufacturers to make comfortable, custom fit audio devices with minimally invasive procedures.
The trial roll-out of Epson projectors will be used by the company's sales reps and training staff around the country.
The personalised cross-media campaign demonstrates the service offered by the cloud-based SilverlineLAB. [Local rep: Bytes Document Solutions]