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The 2540p range can be configured to make use of an Intel Core i5 or i7 processor.
Large corporations begin investing in the local SME market.
The smartphone is based on Samsung's open smartphone platform, bada.
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ComprehendIT, Equitrac and Tracer have unveiled a mobile application for lawyers.
The company appoints Lidia Ngengebule as managed enterprise service country manager to drive local uptake.
South Africans take a stand against piracy, as a tip-off leads to a R1 million piracy bust by the police.
The new open road tolling system in Gauteng will launch next year, says the company.
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