The company will add BlackBerry Mobile Voice System 5 to its feature-rich UC solutions.
The two-factor authentication system safeguards online transactions and payments.
ITWeb reviews Apple's iPad and investigates the viability of the device in the local market.
iBurst will be able to compete directly in the market without a Vodacom shareholding, says CEO Jannie van Zyl.
Despite the slow pace of recovery, the company is confident growth will set in this year.
In today's technology roundup: Smartphones get novel memory material, US Treasury site serves up malware, IE drops below 60% market share, and lawmakers draft Web-ad privacy safeguards.
In this World Wide Wrap: RIM drives WiFi VOIP, Alianza intros collaborative VOIP forum, and Asian seafarers get connected.
In this World Wide Wrap: Irish credit unions drive e-payment, China bank challenges top online platform, and e-payments on the rise.
Cellphones running on a Symbian or Windows mobile OS are vulnerable to over 600 known smartphone viruses, says ESET.
The company developed a customised front-end form, enabling Avbob to upload all sales data daily.
Experience in using the Internet is a critical factor for increasing its adoption rate, says World Wide Worx.
A new report on local Twitter usage reveals South Africans send around 1.5 million tweets a month.
With Mobile Voice System 5, callers can make or receive calls from their BlackBerrys over WiFi.