In this World Wide Wrap: Social networking is thriving, Fiji piracy industry reaches $100m, and Panasonic unveils Bluetooth phone.
In this World Wide Wrap: $8bn invested in Africa's ICT, Ericsson backs Botswana Innovation Hub, and Essar to buy out Warid Telecom.
The pocket-sized mobile solution comes with broadband voice and data communications for in-field applications.
The MFP supports busy work environments that require more advanced functionality. [Local rep: Bytes Document Solutions]
Wholesale abuse of the registration details of GovTech 2009 attendees blackens big brand names.
The DOC says state intervention is needed to address market failure in the telecoms sector.
The Internet makes it easier to gather information - and then perpetrate fraud.
The regulator considers calling public hearings on the mobile merger.
In today's technology roundup: Lenovo extends touch-screens, Home Office appoints ID czar, and UK emergency text system goes live.
The Namibian mobile operator will sponsor Cricket Namibia to the tune of N$2.5 million annually for three years.
In this World Wide Wrap: Skype pulls plug on third-party extras, Korea enforces stricter wireless control, and new WiFi standard to boost VOIP.
Lower interconnect may not bring down the cost of calling in SA, as so many are hoping.
In this World Wide Wrap: Deutsche Telekom considers Sprint Nextel bid, Vodafone to bring MiFi hotspot, and wireless broadband uptake to continue.