SA`s largest cellular provider enters the mobile music market.
In today`s technology roundup: Leopard leaps into action, $100 laptop now costs $200, Google sets up distribution network, and woman fleeces shopping network.
The company accepted provisional membership from the Exhibition & Event Association of Southern Africa.
Internet Solutions has taken a 100% shareholding in the joint venture.
China Mobile and MTN deny the Chinese operator plans to acquire a shareholding in MTN.
In this World Wide Wrap: Cell spam becomes viral, SMS alert tested, and SMS drives death tolls.
When it comes to ultra-mobile devices, corporate buying patterns have changed over the past year, says Jason McMillan, HP business unit manager at Tarsus Technologies.
Straightforward guidelines will assist users to select a technology and solution to suit their needs, says Riaan Leuschner, MD of Nology.
The company reported a total revenue increase of 22% and licence revenue increase of 12% year-over-year.
The GSA confirms a rise in the number of HSPA user devices coming onto the market.
In this World Wide Wrap: PC market alive and well, Alienware offers trade-ins, and SSD market heats up.
No mention is made of its iBurst shareholding as the company prepares to go public.
The fixed-line giant acts within the country`s regulations, says its chairman.
