Steps to cut down on procurement abuse will come into effect this year, says finance minister Pravin Gordhan.
In today's technology roundup: Apple to keep lid on CEO plans, MS withdraws Windows Phone update, Cisco halts e-mail service, and Lufthansa intros in-flight Internet.
Connected Technology Solutions has unveiled the world's first adjustable self-service healthcare kiosk.
As passive RFID technology continues to expand, the army looks into revising the technology regulations.
It may seem like heading into a jungle, but the right tools go a long way to easing the journey.
The department is engaged in negotiations with Gijima to resolve a contractual dispute around 'Who am I Online'.
The design is great, but the touch-screen qwerty keyboard smartphone isn't that smart.
The firm has unveiled an anti-virus solution that aims to protect against threats in near real-time.
The cellphone will soon become the remote control for everyone's converged environment.
Apple's new iPad 3.0 shipments may be delayed, reports say.
The telco has come under fire for its unreliable network service throughout Australia.
The company will display the Safe Computer, a new generation, durable anti-theft green IT computer.
The college prints and copies around four-and-a-half million monochrome and colour pages a year.