Boesmansfontein has implemented a wireless infrastructure, with help from Nology reseller PC-Dot-Com.
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The reader allows users access to digital comics and content, updated monthly on the PlayStation Store.
The company aims to use the skills learned in the roll out of African fibre to build SA infrastructure.
The company appoints James Rutherfoord as its new MD, as long-standing head Stephen Blewett resigns.
Siemens and SABC broadcast the Kaizer Chiefs vs Manchester City game over WiMax.
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The Namibian telco offered free voice calls, SMS and Internet at certain times.
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A local widget design competition offers R50 000 as first prize for the winning application.
The Unifying receiver allows users to control up to six peripheral Logitech wireless devices.