In this World Wide Wrap: E-filing firm hires new VP, Silverback, Puretracks partner, and Chamber hosts workshop.
In this World Wide Wrap: VOIP goes open source, VOIP available on BlackBerry, and Skype faces obstacles in going mobile.
The company would not clarify whether it is still in the running for a majority shareholding in Ghana Telecom.
In this World Wide Wrap: Gaming kills TV, TV available through Xbox, and gaming causes violence.
The company has devised a portable, mobile unit that connects to a management system through cellphone networks.
MTC Namibia's SMS traffic exceeded one billion during 2007.
In today's technology roundup: HD-DVDs fall like dominoes, Microsoft squashes laptop talk, 'smart grids' cut electricity bills, and Sony discontinues current PS3 line-up.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS gets Fast, Cognos extends wireless BI, and Satyam, Greenplum partner.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mobile tech is the future, Sprint WiMax plans on track, and Sony unveils TransferJet.
Comparisons of SMS traffic total figures for December 2006 and 2007 show a 115% increase.
The pan-African mobile operator would neither confirm nor deny it is in talks to acquire shareholding in Mobinil.
In this World Wide Wrap: Inkless printing arrives, Kodak, Matsushita, JVC partner, and Xerox, Fujifilm demo collaboration.
Affordability, mobility and durability add to the mass appeal, says Atul Gupta, chairman and MD of Sahara Computers.