Lotus Development has announced Sametime Everyplace 1.0, an instant messaging solution for wireless devices.
Comverse, CMG, Ericsson, Logica, Motorola, Nokia and Siemens have announced multimedia messaging services.
According to Andrew Fosbrook, CEO of RangeGate, mobile technology can change traditional systems by integrating them.
Microtune has announced the MT4950 standards-based radio frequency home gateway solution.
AmVia has extended its unified messaging solutions to mobile messaging.
Unisys has contracted with E-Plus to provide it with universal messaging (UM) services.
Concerns about the security of mobile banking offerings in SA are totally unfounded, says Mark Currie, product manager, m-Commerce Security at Prism Secure Solutions.
While Telkom disconnected 500 000 people more than it connected last year, Vodacom grew its subscriber base by almost 70% and now has more subscribers than the ancient State-owned monopoly that owns part of it.
Dimension Data will demonstrate an integrated mobile call centre solution at Customer Contact World at Northgate from 10 to 12 July.
MPEG LA has announced the commencement of its DVB LA licensing programme.
Microsoft has announced the local availability of its Mobile Information Server, following the launch of the product at Microsoft Tech Ed in the US last week.
During a three-day HP Lab 2001 event in Cyprus this week, Hewlett-Packard previewed most of its consumer products and technologies due for release later in the year.
Mercury Interactive has announced the ActiveTest SecureCheck hosted security testing service.