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1:50
Nov 20, 2001

Pick `n Pay adopts Prism offering

Prism Holdings has provided Pick `n Pay with a system that will provide customers with prepaid cellular airtime at checkouts at its supermarkets and hypermarkets.

Prism Holdings Limited
1:40
Cell C launch
Nov 19, 2001

Cell C makes inroads in corporate market

Cell C says its weekend launch saw not only an immediate take-up by customers, but it has nearly 230 000 corporate clients waiting to sign contracts. Bar distribution and system "hiccups", the newest operator has no complaints.

Phillip de Wet
2:30
Contact centre
Nov 19, 2001

Cell C implements Spescom contact centre

Spescom has supplied a contact centre solution to Cell C to support its client-facing communications.

Spescom
3:20
Cell C tariffs
Nov 15, 2001

Cell C reveals pricing

Cell C today revealed the pricing for its prepaid products which launch on Saturday. The newcomer will take on MTN and Vodacom with R20 starting prices, promising even more benefits on the contract service due before end-November.

Phillip de Wet
1:50
Nov 13, 2001

GSM in a box` for Africa

Compaq and SchlumbergerSema yesterday launched a "GSM in a box" services bundle meant to get barebones operators running within 12 weeks. At $2.5 million, the package is aimed at the mushrooming market of new African cellular licensees.

Compaq Computer
1:40
Nov 12, 2001

Sale off, but Q-Trunk lives

Two years after putting its bleeding radio trunking division up for sale, Telkom has admitted defeat and absorbed Q-Trunk into the parent company, saying it believes there is a future for non-GSM two-way radio.

Staff Writer
2:00
Java applications
Nov 9, 2001

Borland, Siemens enter Java agreement

Borland Software and Siemens Mobile have entered into a non-exclusive agreement to advance the development of wireless applications for Java-enabled mobile phones.

Borland Software
3:30
Nov 8, 2001

DoCoMo president to speak at 3G Summit

Keiji Tachikawa, president of NTT DoCoMo, has been confirmed to speak at the marcus evans 3G Mobile World Summit in Tokyo from 15 to 18 January.

marcus evans
2:20
Cell C products
Nov 1, 2001

UM, GPRS soon, but no WAP, says Cell C

Unified messaging and GPRS data services will eventually form part of the Cell C offering, but WAP is unlikely to have a place, says Cell C. In most other things, new subscribers can expect more of the same.

Phillip de Wet
1:50
Cell C launch
Oct 31, 2001

Cell C reveals launch date

After considerable speculation among industry players, Cell C has revealed that it will launch its service on 17 November. Products and tariffs will be revealed on 15 November.

Staff Writer
3:10
Oct 30, 2001

No short-term hope of broadband, 3G in SA

A report polling CEOs and business leaders in the technology, telecommunications and content industries has found that broadband and 3G are some way off in SA, but once it hits, a handful of companies stand to gain.

Ernst & Young
3:30
Oct 29, 2001

Telecoms Bill faces fewer challengers

The final version of the Telecommunications Amendment Bill has placated cellular players, but could still face legal challenges from the value-added network service providers community.

Phillip de Wet
2:00
Oct 26, 2001

Another multimillion-rand SNO deal signed

With Siemens rolling out an SNO-ready network for Eskom, Transtel says it will use Ericsson`s technology for its own upgrade in another multimillion-rand deal. Transtel says having a 3G-ready partner is an advantage.

Ericsson
 
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