The iPhone will be available to customers in major cities across SA from today.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nokia fuses phone with multimedia, DiVitas releases updated software, and AT&T transforms home phone.
In this World Wide Wrap: Canon counters Ricoh, Motorola, NII unveil Melody, and Xerox releases multifunction printers.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mobile users exceed 300 million, Google calls on FCC to act, and Flowfinity offers mobile workflow solution.
The role of the contact centre in customer sales and support is changing, says Consology.
Vodacom reveals application details for its public share offer.
ISPA is still hunting for a host for the exchange.
In today's technology roundup: Feds may restrict Google-Yahoo pact, Sony Ericsson offers unlimited music downloads, mobile calls take off with Ryanair, and cellphones to swallow car keys.
The NetWorks system can download an unlimited amount of radio broadcasts.
In this World Wide Wrap: Rwanda, Zambia adopt IP tech, networking, storage converge, and Oracle upgrades communications server.
The company will distribute n-Trance Security's range of personal security products in SA.
KSS helped Digistics to upgrade its infrastructure and migrate to an IP telephony system using Cisco CallManager.
The conference will highlight some of the major issues affecting the local telecoms sector.