The 4G technology will operate in the 2.3GHz, 2.5GHz, 3.3GHz and 3.4-3.8GHz frequency bands.
In this World Wide Wrap: Knowledge group boosts RFID, fire fighters use RFID, and German researchers test network tags.
The company updates its security-as-a-service solution to offer overall company management.
Contract subscribers could be over-paying for handsets, while the regulator hides behind a set of postponed regulations.
Half a million calls have gone through to the HIV/Aids call centre since the “please call me” campaign started.
A local telco appeals to the regulator to forgo a market study on interconnect rates.
In this World Wide Wrap: Connecting Africa via backhaul, Vodafone takeover brings restructuring, and Safaricom unveils solar-powered phone.
The deal will strengthen the company's regional position, it says.
City Power aims to provide two-way communication through SMS.
In this World Wide Wrap: Washington schools embrace social media, Canadian schools adapt network solution, and Cambridge chooses Topyx eLearning.
Hans Vestberg will take the reins from 1 January 2010.
In this World Wide Wrap: Verizon unveils world modem, Huawei named WiMax vendor, and Britain publishes digital network plan.
SA is entering an integrated home browsing, communication and entertainment experience, says Tellumat Telecoms.