KeyTools and MTN have signed a memorandum of understanding that allows the two parties to discuss possible commercial opportunities relating to software for Palm and Pocket PC/CE devices.
AmVia recently demonstrated mobile messaging technology.
iAnywhere Solutions has announced the local beta availability of the SQL Anywhere Studio 8.0 data management and enterprise synchronisation technology.
Memtek-MMW says the Panasonic PT-LC70E and PT-LC50E portable liquid crystal display projectors are now available.
3Com SA will install a wireless network at the Microsoft Tech-Ed Africa 2001 conference taking place at Sun City from 9 to 12 September.
Intel and Symbian will work together to accelerate development for wireless devices based on the Intel Personal Internet Client Architecture and Symbian operating system.
Martin May, regional director of Enterasys Networks SA, examines the future of wireless networking in light of the rise of new standards such as Bluetooth and Home Radio Frequency.
The Big Brother reality show is using M-Web Business Solutions to move beyond simple TV and deliver public access and interactivity through new media on the Internet and on cellphones.
Canon touts the BJC-50 as the world`s smallest Bubble Jet printer, but what does this translate to in terms of performance and functionality?
Fujitsu Siemens Computers has been awarded a Euro 6.5 million contract to provide Lufthansa with mobile computers in its cockpits.
The emergence of wireless technologies has raised several health questions, says Andre Rossouw, Toshiba product manager at SDD.
Palm has partnered with ExecuTrain to offer a training course for Palm users on how best to optimise their handheld devices.
There are many opportunities for small, micro and medium enterprises (SMMEs) in the local mobile industry, says Cliff van Tonder, SA country manager for Brokat Technologies.