The Dell Axim X3 personal digital assistant has been announced.
Alcatel and Intel will jointly promote mobile Internet applications using a Linux operating environment in China.
A new teen prank in which Bluetooth is used to send surprise messages to strangers is fairly harmless, say security experts.
MTN Nigeria`s full year results show it has achieved a turnover of $571 million with a net profit of $106 million and is on track to meet its targets as indicated by its South African parent.
The Fujitsu Siemens Computers Amilo M 7400 notebook, featuring Intel Centrino technology, has been released.
The Transcend JetFlash universal serial bus 2.0 storage device has been released, says local distributor Light Edge Technology.
Axiz has announced the immediate availability of the HP Compaq nc6000 and nc8000 business notebooks.
Cellucity and new mobile games distributor Thumbtribe will join forces to bring mobile games to the SA market next month.
MTN Uganda has launched a project which it hopes will extend telecommunications access to rural villages across Uganda.
In today`s tech news wrap: another Mimail variant harvesting personal info; AT&T wireless upgrades its US mobile data network; AMD says its Opteron has marched up the supercomputer ranks; and a `radio station in a box` has been launched.
Siemens, in conjunction with several research and technology companies, has developed a video communication standard for mobile phones.
Local HP distributor Axiz has announced the availability of the HP iPaq 4150.
BMI-T says next year`s corporate IT spend will be slow but steady.