The conference to be held at the iNkosi Albert Luthuli International Convention Centre [ICC] in Durban from the 31 March to 3 April will get R500 000 from MTN SA.
The module will have built-in mobile broadband support for Microsoft Windows 7, the company says.
The telco's executive committee members will not receive an increase this year, in line with a cost-cutting exercise.
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It is time for digital communications to replace analogue, making voice communication cheaper, easier and more accessible, says Polycom.
Sybase iAnywhere has introduced the latest version of iAnywhere Mobile Office.
The DIR-685 802.11n storage router receives the product design award for 2009.
The company will focus exclusively on servicing the reseller channel throughout southern Africa.
Amid a boom for navigation tools, MTN, along with Garmap, provides GPS services to BlackBerry users.
The effects vary from making the device completely unusable, to using it to make unauthorised calls.
Telkom slams speculation that Pinky Moholi's appointment puts CEO Reuben September's job on the line.