Mark Lilje, MD of RangeGate SA, discusses how users can choose the right mobile supplier for their needs.
The Mobile PhoneTools solution, which allows users to send SMS messages prepared on their PCs from a cellphone, has been released through local distributor Phoenix Software.
The Liberty Group has installed the Network Associates McAfee ASaP Web-based anti-virus service.
The HP Photosmart 735 and 935 digital cameras have been released through local distributor Rectron.
In today`s technology roundup: AMD launches three mobile processors; Nokia offers dual-mode phone; GFI launches FaxMaker 10; and Adaptec buys Eurologic.
More than half of the predicted 400 million new mobile phone subscribers expected by 2005 will come from the developing world, according to Nokia, which aims to focus on this potential growth market.
Intel has introduced new processors and chipsets for notebooks.
At least 30% of laptops are being sold with Bluetooth capabilities, with this figure expected to rise dramatically over the next four years, says Christopher Riley, CEO of The Notebook Company.
In today`s technology roundup: WiFi "security flaw" can help adoption; Yahoo Instant Messenger could be used for business; and signed new Harry Potter on sale online.
Laptop prices are currently at their lowest level in two years, but prices are expected to rise by at least 10% within three months, says Christopher Riley, CEO of The Notebook Company.
Bluetooth-enabled notebooks make up 30% of notebook sales at The Notebook Company. But while the benefits of this technology are far from exhausted, it represents only the first leg in the internetworking journey.
Another free wireless hotspot launches as Greenfields, a Gauteng coffee chain, starts its rollout.
Speech Technology Magazine has nominated Intelleca Voice & Mobile for its "Most Innovative Solutions Award" for its use of speech technology, Intelleca says.