A chance meeting of old friends has led to a Nasdaq-traded company acquiring SA`s Mine WorX, a mobile technology company.
Panasonic`s tri-band, flip-out smartphone has enough appeal to overcome the fact that it looks like every Motorola that was ever placed in a Hollywood movie.
An international liquor company has appointed Enterprise Connection to improve its professional communication via the Mobile Synchronisation System.
Safair, the aircraft maintenance and leasing company, has installed TCMECS, the SMS-based messaging system from TCM.
Planet3 Wireless, creator of the vendor-neutral Certified Wireless Networking Professional program, has launched a service centre for certification training in wireless networking in Pretoria.
Two South African-based firms are among the companies short-listed to compete for the third mobile phone licence in Kenya.
With customers increasingly concerned about wireless security, vendors have been rushing to market with enhanced solutions. A new study puts the evolution of security products down to the glut of proprietary and industry standards.
South African hospitals should follow America`s lead and put technology to work to help free nurses to do what they do best - care for patients.
M-Web and the Airports Company South Africa are extending their cable-free Internet access project to Cape Town and Durban airports, following a trial run at Johannesburg airport.
In today`s technology roundup: Poison applet could wipe out your PC; Russia gives Bluetooth the official blessing; and Nintendo eases up on third-party royalties.
The stronger rand will see more companies invest in laptops, says Christopher Riley, CEO of The Notebook Company.
The Mitel Networks 6010 Teleworker solution has been released.
Dell has announced the availability of the Inspiron 500m notebook featuring Intel Centrino technology.