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The Exspect iPhone in-car holder is distributed locally through Phoenix Software.
Does everybody consider you a gadget dinosaur? Christo van Gemert helps you get with the times.
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With multitasking becoming pervasive, Theo Boshoff checks out some Bluetooth headsets which free up your hands for something else.
Acting CEO Jeffrey Hedberg has outlined a five-point turnaround strategy to save Telkom.
Facebook users can subscribe to a service that lets them update their status and receive alerts via SMS.
The company has set up headquarters in a third African country, catering for the growing move towards tower sharing.
The Department of Communications still has not set a start-up date for digital migration.
ICASA will allow specific licensees to meet with it to discuss confidential concerns regarding call termination regulations.
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