NEC France has signed a R220 million supply and installation contract with Bouygues Telecom, one of the principal mobile telephone operators in France.
Tarsus Technologies has announced the availability of the new Compaq Evo N400c and N150 notebooks.
HP says supporting Bluetooth technology is just one aspect of its mobile and wireless strategy.
Acer has partnered with Intel to provide customers with wireless connectivity and networking solutions.
Dell SA has completed the delivery of 88 notebooks to the Metropolitan Group. This is part of an agreement that sees the insurance company standardise on Dell desktops and notebooks.
Fujitsu Siemens Computers has launched the Lifebook Series notebook featuring integrated Bluetooth technology.
The hype surrounding wireless communications is premature, believes Gary Sweidan, technical director of Data Pro.
WebMail has introduced the SpeechMail service powered by Intelleca Vocalis allowing users to listen and reply to e-mail messages over the phone.
The Computer Society of SA and the International Federation of Information Processing, co-hosts of Africom 2001, have declared the telecommunications conference a success.
According to Martin May, regional director of Enterasys Networks SA, companies are looking to wireless technologies to give staff members access to information.
The recent partnership between iConverse and Macromedia will accelerate deployment of Java-based mobile business applications, believes Jeremy Matthews, MD of Dax Data.
The design parameters of computer hardware technology are evolving to focus on portability and mobility, believes Mark Lu, CEO of Rectron.
Fujitsu Siemens Computers has unveiled the S-4572 S Series notebook featuring a 750MHz Pentium III processor.