In this World Wide Wrap: US telcos advance m-pay project, Standard Chartered drives online payment, and MasterCard gets new chiefs.
In this World Wide Wrap: VOIP market set to grow, VOIP sees upswing in Middle East, and DMSL invests in VOIP boom.
Digital marketing agency Quirk will run two new online courses to educate students on e-marketing trends.
The Namibian cellular company has reduced costs on a variety of its products.
Nology's Billion routers enable users of iBurst's system to share a connection wirelessly using these routers.
The South African winner will score a fully paid trip to the Innovate Conference in San Francisco.
Emerging market consumers don't care about bank accounts, they care about solving payment problems, says Fundamo.
Data-based services are set to be the next big revenue generator for mobile operators, says Africa Analysis.
The operator reveals a subscription-based TV-on-demand service to run alongside its DStv offering.
Comedian Trevor Noah's criticism of SA's cellular market is met with constructive feedback from the industry.
In today's technology roundup: Ballmer confirms iPad rival, two Gulf states ban BlackBerry functions, techs confirm iPhone 4 connectivity problems, and hackers release browser-based iPhone 4 jailbreak.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mobile banking a global force, tech to eradicate banking malware, and Citigroup fixes iPhone storage glitch.
In this World Wide Wrap: CRM gains ground in Google Apps, RIM updates BlackBerry App World, and Adobe and Day Software seal deal.