The local alternative telco plans to get a mobile offering off the ground.
Local hardware vendors will be shipping machines licensed with Microsoft's latest operating system.
In this World Wide Wrap: Lenco Mobile acquires Simply Ideas, Etisalat buys stake in SoftAtHome, and Gartner names top 2010 tech.
Companies can increase efficiencies within their supply chain management and logistics operations, says BulkSMS.
Microsoft strengthened fundamentals around performance, reliability, and security, says Axiz.
Africa needs to move away from inherently insecure SMS technology, says Sybase.
Telkom and Sentech don't want to be cut from the spectrum auctions.
MWeb guns for spectrum, but may not be able to afford the reserve price if it is auctioned.
Interconnect is only one step to encouraging competition, says Neotel.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft fixing Bing bug, UK police go mobile, judge shoots Craigslist challenge, and UK government opens data to public.
In this World Wide Wrap: NCR picked for Belgian self-banking, self-service aids visa enquiries, and airline intros paperless boarding passes.
In this World Wide Wrap: Cloud-based apps tool unveiled, Riverbed updates RiOS, and Venyu gives Packers protection.
In this World Wide Wrap: Russia bullish on nanotech plans, robopets and talking frames aid elderly, and breakthrough to boost download capacity.