The sale of YeboYethu shares has the union dragging the company to the CCMA.
The networks are not doing enough for the disabled, says the ID.
Developers will need to target niche consumers with 'killer apps' to be successful.
In this World Wide Wrap: iPhone turns RFID reader, silver ink revenues to soar, and US governor rejects RFID ban.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP reduces carbon footprint, INM reorganises printing assets, and Wireless printing iPhone app.
In this World Wide Wrap: Citrix enables virtual desktop self-service, self-service spending steady, and ePly looks into self-service.
The MyVoIP Communications solution combines a package of Web and mobile phone applications.
The company offers integrated VOIP and unified communications with HP Procurve.
By 2012, over 300 million people worldwide will watch TV on their mobile phones, predicts Nokia.
iBurst rolls out the Samsung N140 package to increase broadband uptake.
The company posts a mixed bag of results, with some divisions doing better than others.
The Port Elizabeth centre will be operational after March 2010, as the city searches for investors.
Language, cost and infrastructure challenges prevent mobile health technologies from being accessible to all.