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The platform offers secure services for enterprises, Internet companies and mobile services providers.
Vodacom has called for a delay in the implementation of the proposed glide path for bringing down SA's mobile termination rates.
The ThinkPad Edge laptops include a hardware and software combination that delivers on performance, mobility and the right price.
In today's technology roundup: Salesforce.com sues MS, Apple advises on iPhone flaw, Pakistan to ban more Web blasphemy, and Google remotely removes apps.
The world's biggest network operator thinks Africa is “interesting”, but its focus is still primarily on its domestic market.
The company signed an agreement with IronKey to be a preferred supplier of data protection solutions.
In a fully deregulated market, customers can freely choose which operator they want for all categories of calls, says Jacques du Toit, MD of Vox Orion.
The cellphone maker has unveiled a blog in SA called Nokia Ringaz.
The turnaround whiz could take over a more strategic role if Multi-Links is sold off.
Soccer fans can look for World Cup stadiums and fan parks on updated navigation device maps.
In today's technology roundup: Second Life chief steps down, Twitter, FTC reach security agreement, users report 'fault' on iPhone 4, and Windows 7 drives tech refresh.
In this World Wide Wrap: Samsung unveils wireless printer, Nice systems intros back office suite, and Digium unveils mobile VOIP app.