Wireless networking promises cheap installation costs and freedom of movement in an office environment, says Fast Forward Systems.
Bluesnarfing is the technology-based equivalent of the smash-and-grab attack, proving mobile phone users are just as vulnerable to losing valuable personal information.
Leaders in the South African mobile services industry have signed a code of conduct aimed at protecting consumers.
In today`s technology roundup: Most-wanted spammer arrested, Trustix Secure Linux announced, Acrobat documents threatened, LG chooses Palm operating system, and hackers do it for the money.
Grintek Technologies has installed a multimillion-rand Nortel converged voice and data wireless solution at Sun International's new Sibaya Casino and Entertainment Kingdom in KwaZulu-Natal.
The Innovation Hub has trained 20 unemployed graduates to become hi-tech entrepreneurs.
MTN has concluded its acquisition of a majority stake in Telecel Cote d`Ivoire.
In today`s technology roundup: New Trojan attacks phones, anti-trust lawsuit filed against Qualcomm, next SQL Server in November, and Sun falls behind in storage market.
Poynting Antennas has developed an injection-moulded WiFi enclosure with an integrated antenna that will simplify the installation of wireless equipment.
Lexmark has introduced the N4050e, a print server providing wireless networking capabilities for both personal and workgroup printers.
It will still be a while before the public knows whether free cellular handset upgrades will be scrapped.
Cell C has raised another R1.8 billion on international capital markets following its successful placing of R3.8 billion last week.
In today`s technology roundup: Old channels opened to broadband, China joins war on spam, UK man convicted for modifying Xbox, security hole could compromise Web apps, and Firefox ported to Intel Macs.