In this World Wide Wrap: SanDisk intros stamp-sized SSD, Applied Materials claims chip breakthrough, and translucent mirrors advance DSLR tech.
In this World Wide Wrap: Germany to roll out smart IDs, Coca-Cola links RFID to Facebook, and US gets RFID-equipped recycling.
The Shuttleworth Foundation rolls out the Yoza m-novel library to encourage active reading among teens.
The company expands its services to enable users to make conference calls without additional hardware or subscriptions.
The Cosatu-affiliated union will today notify members and employers of participation in a sympathy strike.
Mobile usage in government is approximately 20% higher than the private sector, and taxpayers carry the costs, says Unison.
ICASA calls for comment regarding a discussion document to review the Universal Service and Access Obligations.
Listed electronic voucher supplier has had to shut down three call centres because of the recent global recession.
The service allows users to make free calls from PC-to-landline within SA and to 66 other countries.
In this World Wide Wrap: School centralises network control, cloud takes enterprise networking hold, and Xtera upgrades FlowOS.
In this World Wide Wrap: Kenyan price war intensifies, Google jump-starts Liberian e-businesses, and mobile networks still dominate Africa.
In this World Wide Wrap: SAP and Sybase collaborate on mobile, police service plans for EA, and EA firms to present at CloudCon II.
In this World Wide Wrap: Neuber unveils solar panel bags, Canadian research could shrink gadgets, and green gadget stops energy hogs.