In today's technology roundup: Kindle offers access to banned sites, court considers violent games case, Google reinstates 'insulting' videos, and smartphones raise security concerns.
In this World Wide Wrap: Network failures hit PayPal, Wi-Fi won't kill office LAN yet, and Softbank floats $6.2bn for fibre network.
In this World Wide Wrap: BlackBerry sticks to its guns, insurer implements BPM solution; and enStraus chosen for cloud management.
In this World Wide Wrap: Etisalat eyes new telecoms services, Libya buys stake in Chad telecoms firm, and Liberia to boost telecom services.
The integrated solutions help businesses and governments create their own 'Instant-On Enterprise'.
There is no simple answer when deciding which Internet connectivity options to select.
Increased connectivity sees mobile technologies changing the face of healthcare access and delivery.
The operator-neutral Operation and Management Services will be made available to wireless and cable network operators.
Sameer Dave will not renew his three-year contract with MTN.
The Telkom Foundation partners with the Department of Education in a R30 million ICT roll-out project.
The appointment of a specialist spectrum auctioneer was expected in mid-October, but the regulator has yet to make a final decision.
Dabba is back at Orange Farm, ready to provide cheap connectivity and enable low-cost telecoms companies in the outlying regions.
In this World Wide Wrap: London Underground gets VOIP, Vox, Nimbuzz unveil VOIP for Android, and MyNetFone deploys mobile VOIP.