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WAP
Jul 27, 2000

World Online unveils WAP service

World Online, an Internet service provider, has launched a World Online WAP call centre to assist Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) cellphone users to correctly configure their cellphones.

Tiscali
2:10
ICT 2000
Jul 26, 2000

ICT 2000 conference opens

The Information and Communications Technology (ICT) 2000 conference kicked off yesterday at the Vodacom Learning, Information and Knowledge Centre in Parktown and will run until tomorrow.

Vodacom
1:30
Jul 24, 2000

Sybase, Ericsson to enable cellphones for banking

Sybase and Ericsson have unveiled an initiative to develop software and hardware for banks wanting to offer clients banking services on cellphones.

Sybase SA
2:30
Datacenter Server
Jul 24, 2000

Datacenter will herald shift to large-scale enterprise systems

Dave Thomas, Microsoft product manager at Datacentrix, believes the Windows 2000 version of the Microsoft Datacenter Server will herald a shift by Microsoft towards large-scale enterprise systems.

Datacentrix Holdings
2:50
Third cell case
Jul 21, 2000

Cell case judgement next week

The interdict hearing on the third cellular licence ended today, with a submission that the communications minister Ivy Matsepe-Casaburri has less power than she might think. Judgement is due next week.

Phillip de Wet
3:40
Third cell case
Jul 20, 2000

Minister argues interference vs concern in cell case

Council for the department of communications today argued that its minister did not interfere in the third cellular licence selection, but tried to defend SATRA's independence, while Nextcom defends ex-chairman Nape Maepa.

Phillip de Wet
1:30
Nedtel
Jul 20, 2000

Reunert gets control of new cellular company

NedTel Cellular and Nashua Cellular have released details of the planned merger announced in March. The deal puts Nashua Cellular parent, Reunert, as the controlling shareholder of the new entity.

Bronwen Kausch
2:30
Third cell licence
Jul 20, 2000

SATRA slams ex-chairman

The third cellular licence court case yesterday saw council for SATRA condemn the body's former chairman for collaborating with bidder Nextcom, while the regulator argued that the minister is entitled to make her decision.

Phillip de Wet
2:30
Jul 18, 2000

Nextcom application baseless - Cell C

Cell C has told a Pretoria court that the application by rival Nextcom to prevent a decision on the third cellular licence is based only on hearsay evidence and one witness it says is working with Nextcom.

Phillip de Wet
5:10
E-services
Jul 18, 2000

E-services to lead mobile charge

Hewlett-Packard believes services will drive mobile Internet growth and is incubating start-ups to grow infrastructure demand. Wireless Application Protocol may be a disappointment, but killer apps may woo consumers back soon.

Phillip de Wet
2:40
Cellphones
Jul 17, 2000

Checking for a stolen cellphone

Joan Joffe, group executive of corporate affairs at Vodacom, lists nine ways potential cellphone buyers can check whether a second-hand cellphone may have been stolen.

Vodacom
3:10
Third cellular licence
Jul 14, 2000

Surreptitious meetings and buried reports in third cell case

The hearing on an interdict preventing the third cellular licence from being issued was dominated on Friday by evidence from Nextcom on midnight meetings and unlikely encounters. The licence could now be delayed until 2001.

Phillip de Wet
1:00
Third cell licence
Jul 14, 2000

Arguments for Nextcom interdict get underway

Morning arguments in Nextcom`s application for an interdict preventing communications minister Ivy Matsepe-Casaburri from issuing the third cellular licence revolved around the urgency of the matter.

Phillip de Wet
 
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