In today`s technology roundup: Motorola unveils new Razrs, WiFi device promises to make CD player obsolete, and VOIP call quality getting worse.
USSD has yet to enjoy mass-market success, but this is expected to change with a large number of projects worldwide, particularly in emerging markets, with SA leading the way, says Iric Niezen, CEO of Flash Media Group.
Rectron has announced the immediate availability of Creative Technology`s Zen Vision: M 60GB photo viewer and video and MP3 player.
TRENDnet has released the ClearSky Bluetooth VOIP Conference Phone Kit for Skype, targeted at small businesses. [Local rep: Basix Communications]
The longstanding battle between V-Mobile and SA`s Econet Wireless will go to trial in October.
MTN has increased its stake in its Ugandan operation by buying out a 13% stake for R384.7 million.
In today`s technology roundup: Hands-free e-mail while driving, WiFi phone for Skype available, and talk to your laundry machine.
Jasco is positioned to capitalise on the telecommunications boom, it says.
Sybase has introduced the Sybase Information Anywhere Suite, a mobile software platform.
AirDefense has added two sensor models for its wireless intrusion prevention system, AirDefense Enterprise 7.0. [Local rep: SecureData]
Jack Craine has been appointed as global sales director at i-mate. [Local rep: Leaf Wireless]
Fixed-mobile convergence is highly topical in the local telecoms market and WiMax is likely to take it from concept to success, says Keith Bothma, executive manager of GijimaAst.
Meru Networks, in conjunction with Core Networks SA, is looking for South African resellers, as the wireless LAN vendor aims to increase its local presence.
