The BlackBerry maker will cooperate with authorities, in accordance with its global standard for lawful access, it says.
The niche mobile offering now provides both prepaid and contract data packages, as well as new voice packages.
The company uses income earned from MTN dividends to pay down debt.
Home users can now make Skype calls via their landline wired or cordless phone.
Notebook PCs and the release of mass-market tablets will aid the sales of PCs in the country, says CyberMedia.
People find it hard to shop on the tiny screens and don't think it's safe, research says.
Online payments provider, Boku has partnered with Telefonica to link in-app payments to mobile operator bills.
The move will allow users to consolidate their corporate and personal settings and applications into a single device.
TRENDnet's 450Mbps Wireless-N Gigabit Router supports three-stream Wireless-N.
The company has deployed BulkSMS.com's eAPI to SMS-enable its InSite software.
Although the company started South African operations in 2010, it opened its regional offices last month.
The D550 provides state-of-the-art viewing, but viewers will need to pay for extras to experience its full potential.
Government will monitor BlackBerry Messenger communications due to high levels of 'criminality'.