Local businesses are increasingly requesting fleets of tablets for sales teams and executives, say industry players.
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The telco agrees not to shut off traffic origination from the cash-strapped Uganda Telecom.
The operator opts to offer WiFi access that plugs into the company's network instead of entering cellphone business.
The company will resell Palo Alto Networks' next-generation firewall application for Bitrate.
The tablet provides a root cause analysis of network and application problems. [Local rep: Bitrate]
The BlackBerry maker will cooperate with authorities, in accordance with its global standard for lawful access, it says.
Science centres are important for encouraging careers in technology, says the Department of Science and Technology.
The niche mobile offering now provides both prepaid and contract data packages, as well as new voice packages.
The company uses income earned from MTN dividends to pay down debt.
Home users can now make Skype calls via their landline wired or cordless phone.
The move will allow users to consolidate their corporate and personal settings and applications into a single device.
TRENDnet's 450Mbps Wireless-N Gigabit Router supports three-stream Wireless-N.