The Esprimo Mobile Series will be available in August.
A lawyer warns SMS messages informing cellphone users of missing people could have privacy implications.
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The president will soon sign the country's controversial interception Bill, allowing government to monitor all communications.
A biometrics, surveillance and business continuity solution has largely eliminated corruption and escapes in SA jails.
The network revamp allows BTC to accommodate a growing subscriber base.
The operator obtains an urgent interdict against the striking workers blocking Vodaworld's entrance.
In today's technology roundup: Red Hat wants interoperability, Universal reconsiders iTunes deal, Nielsen tracks gaming use, and Silicon Valley woos talent.
Storage has nothing to do with technology, and everything to do with information life cycle management, says Sandy Purbrick, GM of Business Connexion's Johannesburg office.
The release of HP's range of NC6400 notebooks include embedded UMTS and HSDPA functionality. [Local rep: Tarsus Technologies]
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The e-tag system is set to revolutionise toll collection on SA's toll roads.
The company believes 802.16e will become the de facto WiMax standard in the near future.