Vodacom is proud of the uptake of its new Look4me service. But I`m not convinced that 40 000 subscribers represent a huge success story.
Intel has launched four mobile processors in its Mobile Intel Pentium 4 range.
The Axis 210 network camera has been made available through local distributor SCS Distribution.
Computer Associates has released a beta version of software that contains wireless networks and protects them from outside attack.
Vee Networks claims that Vodacom`s withdrawal from Nigeria - which has seen deputy CEO Andrew Mthembu`s contract terminated - is not due to any corruption on its part.
Mobile`s success and rate of adoption are dependent on its ability to meet market needs, says Mark Lilje, MD of RangeGate.
DataPro has launched a wireless Internet solution for the hotel industry.
GPRS and the increased power of handheld devices have driven demand for m-commerce applications, says Gary Allemann, account executive of Information & Logistics Consultancy.
Mozambique cellular provider mCel has signed a multimillion-rand contract with Ericsson SA to meet the expected growth in demand for mobile services.
Although it has been reported that Vodacom is to quit Nigeria, Econet Wireless International is to continue its legal disputes with both Vodacom and Econet Wireless Nigeria.
In today`s technology roundup: Google`s Gmail hits legal barrier, new Internet domains to cut the smut, new route finder powered by phone, and MS to upgrade storage server.
Sentech has launched its MyWireless Internet connectivity service in the Western Cape, where the roll-out hit a snag due to the province's strong environmental policies.
Sentech CEO Sebiletso Mokone-Matabane spoke to ITWeb at the MyWireless Cape Town launch about voice-over-IP, privatisation of the state-owned company and alleviating poverty.