Enterasys and Siemens Enterprise Communications have unveiled the 802.11n solutions.
Internet users will now be able to roam Africa using MWeb's wireless hotspots.
In this World Wide Wrap: Telenor to appeal court ruling, phone makers woo social networks, and Bintel bags Gabon mobile licence.
In this World Wide Wrap: Uncertainty surrounds Android Eee PC, Lenovo offers purchase rewards, and mobile HD platform debuts.
Resilient compounds on cables will have memory, and return to their original positions after being flexed, says LappCable.
Maximizer CRM 10.5 Freedom gives BlackBerry fans greater business intelligence and wireless deployment options. [Local rep: Camsoft Solutions]
To ensure their survival during the recession, SMEs must strictly control costs, says J2 Software MD John Mc Loughlin.
Reuben September's questioned credibility over dodgy tenders has not lost him his position yet.
Analysts question the value of having the geographic distinction.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sportfive scores Olympic deal, CRM expands online broadcasting, and Oxygen8 pushes voice broadcasting.
In this World Wide Wrap: Monitise to service East Africa, Cambodia's bank tech investments to slow, and Visa and GSMA collaborate.
In this World Wide Wrap: Open source firms battle for market, Zarafa goes after Microsoft Exchange, and open source survey released.
Alvarion was chosen by Orange Botswana for a WiMax deployment, using its WiMax Forum Certified 4Motion solution.