In this World Wide Wrap: BSP lends more to SMEs, Pension enrolment doesn't faze SMEs, and government in doubt to help SMEs.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mobile payment to reach $1tr, US behind in mobile payment, and Australian taxi service gets $15m fine.
In this World Wide Wrap: Etisalat to roll out VOIP, US airline gets VOIP rights, and US Defense Department makes VOIP tests.
HP has begun to roll out printers that can print digital content on the Web via mobile devices.
Proponents of broadcasting standards ISDB-T and DVB-H argue which would be best for mobile TV in the country.
Competition is rife in the local telcoms space as the telcos outline strategies to steal market share from the incumbents.
Researchers seek cyber-stalking victims, commissioner calls time on roaming charges, men sentenced for Comcast hijack, and Stuxnet worm hits Iranian nuclear plant.
In this World Wide Wrap: Pace to make headway in IP, MTN first with iPhone in SA, China to introduce 4G in Taiwan; and Datatec acquires software security company
In this World Wide Wrap: Mozilla joins Open Invention Network, Open source lab partners with Verizon, and Bristol to combine open source, MS.
In this World Wide Wrap: Peapod intros mobile shopping app, Retail Easy unveils new site, and SellWise and Fujitsu combine.
ISACA has released a white paper: Data Leak Prevention, available as a free download.
The wireless real-time guard monitoring system sends guard activity reports via e-mail.
Telkom Mobile's calls for an asymmetrical rate has little to do with its retail offering and more to do with surviving in the industry.