Despite its growth, developers say the Google operating system is not profitable.
The bank says the service is available on smartphones as well as conventional mobiles.
The ITU calls upon software developers to design an application focused on climate change.
Developers from across sub-Saharan Africa will stand a chance to win big in Google's Android Developer Challenge.
Former head of Google SA Stafford Masie predicts a bloodbath between banks and mobile service providers.
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The printers are ideal for mobile users such as estate and insurance agents, the company says.
The Microsoft solution is “de-risking” technology by delivering quick returns on investment.
The new Consumer Protection Act has wide-ranging implications for most companies, warns an industry expert.
Mobile broadband can add R72 billion to SA's economy by 2015, if government speeds up the spectrum allocation process.
The company is R250 million short for its national wireless broadband network project, but says it will get the money from treasury.
Predictions for 2011 see a significant increase in the overall size of the market in the region.
The company's basic earnings drop by more than half because of lower profit in its East African operations.