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SA 'still BlackBerry people'

Despite the loss of BIS with the introduction of BlackBerry 10, and the ensuing uproar, the smartphone remains popular in SA.

R11.4bn bonanza for Vodacom shareholders

Vodacom pays out R11.4 billion to shareholders at the end of the financial year.

Vodacom close to DRC resolution

The bulk of the problems that led to the initial dispute in the Democratic Republic of Congo are resolved.

Mobile phone boom in Asia-Pacific

The Asia-Pacific region leads worldwide sales of mobile phones, says Gartner.

Christine Greyvenstein

Samsung Electronics Co

Samsung Galaxy S4 achieves TCO certification

The award recognises the sustainable qualities of the newly released flagship handset.

Samsung Electronics

Vodacom disputes R77.8m licence fee bill - Sunday Times

The cellular company says the Independent Communications Authority of SA made a last minute change to its licence fee regulations, and that it does not have to pay an alleged shortfall, because of the backtrack.

Waspa lacks clout

Fines dating back several years have yet to be paid as appeals are still under way, leaving consumers at the mercy of repeat offenders.

Sign up for BlackBerry Q10

The BlackBerry Q10 handset is now available on pre-order from Telkom Mobile.

Cell C unveils LTE for iPhone 5 users

Long-term evolution technology is now available to iPhone 5 users on the Cell C network.

Lumia 925 zooms in on imaging

Nokia showcases a new Lumia with a metal casing, camera innovation and third-party apps.

Christine Greyvenstein

MTN ratchets up for Myanmar

The group goes on a charm offensive to persuade the South East Asian country that it should win a licence.

3D not the future of smartphones

Manufacturers have not been able to produce a successful 3D smartphone offering.

Christine Greyvenstein