The local social network will be deployed in disaster-prone regions around the world to disseminate health information and services.
In today's technology roundup: Hacked govt Web sites for sale, French president suffers Facebook hack, blogging gospel according to the Pope, and white iPhone 4 still in the pipeline.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google tests number porting, Nepal issues VOIP licenses, and Verizon signs interconnection deal.
In this World Wide Wrap: PayPal in Federal Reserve row, Starbucks eyes mobile payment, and Charge Anywhere turns to Android.
The workforce mobility offering provides anytime, anywhere access to personal desktops from mobile devices.
The loan from China will be used in part to expand Telkom's mobile business, 8ta.
In today's technology roundup: Mobile phone heads to space, App Store hits 10bn downloads, Mozilla blocks Skype toolbar, and Iran sets up Web watchdog.
In this World Wide Wrap: Retail banking tech spend rises, Bangladeshi bank goes mobile, and bank intros mobile threshold alerts.
Local providers continue to be slammed for misleading the public, while government employs an “archaic” broadband policy.
MTN and Cell C sign sport sponsorship deals, while Vodacom considers cutting its funding.
The operator will appear before the Competition Tribunal in May to defend a charge of abuse of dominance.
In today's technology roundup: Global bank detail thefts rocket, WikiLeaks accused of siphoning secrets, 1 000 UK ICT jobs on the line, and MS explains Windows Phone 7 'phantom data'.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS brings OneNote to iPhone, Oc'e broadens portfolio with Canon range, and Arvato gets first UK customer.