Epson, in conjunction with MTC Repairs, has opened the Epson Express Photo Shop at the University of the Witwatersrand.
South African-founded iTouch, a London-listed mobile service provider, has reported a loss of lb1.8 million, a 67% improvement over the year-earlier period.
In today`s tech wrap: A 12-year-old girl is sued for file-swapping; OracleWorld bomb scare; home use drives WiFi; and new Windows worm possible.
Intel has launched a new Mobile Technology Unit to complement both the company`s own education programmes and the GautengOnline project.
The WiFi Protected Access (WPA) standard will improve the security of wireless networks, says Graham Vorster, CTO at Duxbury Networking.
Leaf Wireless has entered into a partnership with Intellect, a provider of secure electronic transaction solutions for the smart card terminal market.
Rectron has released the Logitech range of Cordless Click! mice.
KeyTools is migrating its TransPhormer middleware solution to Oracle technology.
Integrated business solutions provider Safmarine Computer Services (SCS) is implementing wireless-enabling technology and is rolling it out to its client base.
In today`s tech wrap: Microsoft`s August IE patch "doesn`t work"; Fujitsu makes first notebook and tablet on Windows XP Tablet; Apple provides more songs than you can play in a month on one player; Axiz wins Microsoft accolade; and Dell`s Axim performance "sorted".
ICASA`s public hearings into wireless Internet access provision have garnered praise from an industry commentator.
Strong demand for wireless services at pilot hotspots in Sandton indicates that SA is ready to follow international trends in hotspot uptake, say service providers.
The Independent Communications Authority of SA is hearing oral submissions on wireless Internet access in Sandton today, in a process expected to provide much needed clarity in a growing field of interest.