In this World Wide Wrap: Software concerns worry developers, fibre networks are the future, and firm signs to support 3G.
In this World Wide Wrap: Gadgets expose children to pornography, breast cancer iPhone app available, and Aussies obsess over smartphones.
In this World Wide Wrap: Toshiba finally unveils glasses-free 3D TV, Panasonic intros audio photo frame, and Damaka debuts Volga streaming.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nokia pushes for Africa investment, Altobridge expands into Africa, and Orascom Telecom nears merger.
The Satellite L650 and L655 focus on design and performance to meet users' everyday computing needs.
ITWeb speaks to Jon S von Tetzchner, co-founder and former CEO of Opera Software, about the mobile Web and the future of the Internet.
Inconsistency and lack of expertise have been major drawbacks for SA's broadband development, says Axxess DSL.
South Africans are hungry for high-end PC systems, say hardware vendors.
Businesses must utilise the mobile-to-consumer space, as cellphones have become integral to everyday life, says UCS.
Belkin's cradle sends music to the car's sound system and also lets your iPhone make hands-free calls.
Maanda Manyatshe is taken to court for a R6.2 million alleged debt, stemming from a forensic investigation to clear him of fraud.
ICASA insists it will conclude the spectrum auction by the end of this financial year.
Eaton Towers expects to invest up to $80 million to improve Vodafone's existing towers and coverage in Ghana.