Sentech is one of 18 operators that have banded together to form the Global UMTS TDD Alliance, to promote this as the leading standard for delivering wide-area wireless broadband.
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Vodacom says the number of people using the GSM mobile phone standard has reached one billion.
Discovery Health has implemented several Intelleca Voice & Mobile solutions to enable its members to load cellular airtime through a voice recognition system.
Intel says the evolving capabilities of mobile computing are attracting users and creating opportunities for developers.
ITWeb and Blueprint Intelligence will host a two-day event in March to examine the state of the South African mobile and wireless economy.
Atio Telecom Services has launched the AQSA tools that test 2G and 2.5G services.
Vodacom has extended the implementation of the Netcool suite to provide management of its GSM service, says Micromuse.
Robert Sussman, director at Integr8 IT, discusses how a company should choose the correct network standard for its requirements.
MTN has set up four cameras at popular tourist destinations in Durban and Cape Town to provide live feeds to MTN users.
Local provider of mobile and wireless technologies Leaf Wireless will distribute i-mate mobile products and accessories in SA.
Esquire Technologies, distributor of computer components and peripherals, has announced the availability of the Kingmax range of high-speed secure digital (SD) cards in SA.
ThinPrint local distributor IT Wise has announced the Content Beamer 2.0 solution, which allows mobile phone users to print documents.