Duxbury Networking has announced the local availability of its Mobility range of four-port cellular routers.
Mitel has unveiled new and enhanced enterprise mobility solutions.
Today a third choice exists for high-speed connectivity: wireless broadband, says Thami Mtshali, CEO, iBurst.
ASUSTeK Computer has introduced the A8Js notebook series, based on the Intel Core 2 Duo processor.
Bluetooth leaves information vulnerable and should not be used in the corporate arena, says a security consulting firm.
Motorola SA has named Judi Nwokedi as its new country manager.
Polka has introduced PC-Internet bundles, with an option for a laptop.
In today`s technology roundup: Murdoch buys Crazy Frog, Apple and NBC stake digital video claims, and iTunes challenger debuts in Europe.
Clickatell`s Multimode Messaging Manager is providing hop producer John I Haas with messaging infrastructure.
Is the industry really interested in allowing freedom of choice?
iBurst high-speed mobile Internet access is on offer to residents and businesses in Ghana.
ICASA`s slowness to publish system specifications delayed mobile number portability, says MTN.
iBurst will provide the McAfee VirusScan range to subscribers.
