The new rules will favour consumers of cellular applications, says the association.
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Broadband access services can empower local populations with communication capabilities which can help strengthen social and economic trends, says Rick Rogers, director of Alvarion.
Business customers say they experienced almost four hours of downtime.
The DOC's application for leave to appeal the Altech judgement is denied.
The utility releases its new trial wireless solution without fanfare.
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The MTN-Verizon deal raises concerns as to how product bundling will impact the telecoms and service provision industry.
Fibre-optic backbones are the key enabler for wireless technologies, says Motorola.
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