In today's technology roundup: Internet goes 3D, texting drivers more dangerous than drunks, Yahoo tests new home page design, and T-Mobile expands 3G services.
This follows the trend of convergence of remote infrastructure access and control via cellular technology.
The state-owned enterprise phases out its long-criticised retail product, and falls behind on its digital TV promises.
Vodacom's public share offer has the masses clamouring for a piece of the pie.
There is room for major growth in Zimbabwe's telecoms market, say industry players.
The police set aside R650 million to purchase unmanned air vehicles, but deny a deal has been done with ATE.
Customers can transact on their cellphones, free of bank charges, says the bank.
In this World Wide Wrap: IT giants collaborate, Duke selects Alterian, and WiChorus applauded.
In this World Wide Wrap: Internet tech endangers kids, AT&T reveals future tech, and Comet gets thumbs up.
The company's CellPAD device facilitates wireless processing of card payments.
Clickatell SMS solutions are deployed for campus emergency alerts and daily communications.
The Desktop Board D945GCLF, from Axiz, is designed to support Internet-centric computing.
The notebooks include the SmartLogon facial recognition system, which identifies users' facial features.