Andre Rossouw, technology specialist at Rectron, discusses the technologies that are likely to appear in hybrid entertainment devices.
The BlackBerry helped fuel worldwide PDA sales in 2004, with shipments rising by 6.6%, says Gartner.
CUASA has launched a blistering attack on local cellular operators over the high cost of calls.
A wireless network is ideal for home-run small businesses, says Wolfgang Held, network consultant at 3Com SA.
Least-cost routing (LCR) providers have welcomed the news that Telkom has dropped its appeal against the ruling that found LCR to be legal.
Campbell Utton, operations executive at the MTN Group, will replace Ron Allard as CEO of MTN Cameroon in May.
Clickatell examines the impact premium-rated SMS and short codes will have on mobile operators.
The Flextronics Peabody GSM/GPRS mobile phone platform, based on Microsoft Windows Mobile software, has been announced.
In today`s technology roundup: Microsoft enters low-cost smartphone deal, online romance yields positive rewards, and piracy costs $38 billion.
Sentech used the weekend's Women's World Cup of Golf held at George to showcase its MyWireless technology with live golf score updates.
The GlobeTOM Java-based Advanced Element Management System (@EMS) technology has been unveiled.
The Wireless Application Service Providers` Association is seeking comment on its code of conduct and aims to finalise it by the end of March.
Attix5 and EMCC Software will develop the Backup Professional Mobile Edition solution to protect data stored on mobile phones.