The growth of communication technologies is set to influence the future of medicine in the continent, says Frost & Sullivan.
South Africans will see telephone bills come down, but only if companies can afford to pass on interconnect rate cuts.
The updated version of the popular iPad will be available in stores from Friday.
The deal should be wrapped up in the middle of the year.
In today's technology roundup: Apple denies tracking users, union to resist Nokia job cuts, PayPal boosts eBay's profits, and Android gets Google Docs app.
The SMS has put marginalised members of society back on the map.
The CWU threatens a nation-wide strike against MTN and Vodacom, in a bid to drive temporary employment agencies out of the sector.
The first major royal wedding of the Internet age allows millions of romantics the chance to feel involved.
After a failed attempt, Intelsat launches its New Dawn satellite.
Altech needs to align its operations better, and make quick decisions, says the company's incoming COO.
In today's technology roundup: Apple slammed over location tracking, hack caused PlayStation outage, moving beyond encryption, and 'father of the CD' dies.
Steelhead appliances accelerate virtual desktop performance over the wide area network, improving end-user productivity.
The WYSA encourages young people to use their knowledge of Internet and mobiles to create ways to put the UN millennium development goals into action.