Mobile money services can assist the unbanked in developing regions, says Etisalat.
The companies future high-end smartphones are to get a 'Webtop' docking application.
The company is showcasing it truly wireless PC display and pulling the wraps off its secure business-class slate PC.
Instead of responding competitively to Cell C and 8ta, Vodacom and MTN would rather tattle-tail to the Advertising Standards Authority.
Neither consumers nor businesses have seen any savings from lower interconnect rates, and are unlikely to see any for some years to come.
Entering the tablet market this month, the BlackBerry PlayBook offers some unique multitasking features.
The communications minister is confident of the November deadline and is focused on the ideal model to facilitate local loop unbundling.
Select BlackBerry users will be able to use their smartphones to pay for physical goods.
The company upgrades the 'Skype to Go' service allowing direct calls to pre-saved numbers.
The Apple device had 93% of worldwide tablet market share during 2010's third quarter, says ABI Research.
Business intelligence on tablet PCs simplifies the way information is consumed, says MicroStrategy.
Social media savvy employees are finding ways to work around corporate e-mail restrictions, says Mimecast.
Industry is waiting for communications minister Roy Padayachie to sort out key issues, as hopes of meeting the digital migration deadline fade.