In today`s technology roundup: New Palm, Dell plans PDA, mission station gets Net over cellphone, RealNetworks opens source.
Duxbury Networking has been appointed as the sole SA distributor for Huawei Technologies.
Gary Boniface, manager at 3Com SA, discusses the implications of a security breach in wireless local area networks (LAN) and examines the solutions that are emerging.
The NEC VERSA M300 notebook, featuring Intel SpeedStep technology, has been released.
HP has a range of products, available from Tarsus Technologies, which support the rapidly expanding wireless market, says Traci Maynard, IPG manager at Tarsus Technologies.
Amalgamated Cleaning Services has implemented RangeGate`s Service-Edge mobile field service solution to manage the repair and maintenance of British Telecommunications (BT) phone boxes across the UK.
The Tel.Com Africa 2002 conference, which is under way in Sandton, highlights wireless telecommunications solutions, says event organiser Reed Exhibitions SA.
SMS technology developed by Rivonia-based Mobile Internet Gateway (MIG) is set to expand into Europe and eventually Australia, says MD Derek Fingleson.
Mobile operators believe there is still significant room for growth in the local market despite BMI-TechKnowledge research that shows the market is increasingly saturated.
RangeGate has automated Sainsbury`s home shopping environment and provided it with task management facilities.
Exhibitors will launch a range of new products at Tel.Com Africa 2002 which opens at the Sandton Convention Centre tomorrow, says Reed Exhibitions.
Siemens has been awarded a contract to supply Vodacom with the infrastructure and applications required for its new multimedia messaging services (MMS).
Liquor company KWV has contracted Enterprise Connection to upgrade its technology systems.