In this World Wide Wrap: US networking spending lags, school calls for fibre-optic network, and 'networking king' enters the game.
The mobile operator has been hit by yet another advertising complaint from a rival, and says corporate bullying is at play.
Deal values Facebook at $50bn, Verizon lines up 4G products, Intel aims flash at tablets, and Europe close to universal charger standard.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nokia India to deploy Tej, Singapore network boosts SMEs, and agencies in SME disservice.
In this World Wide Wrap: Business boosts VOIP spending, European satellite drives VOIP access, and Vox and Nimbus unveil VOIP app.
The company provided the Altrix Systems Voice and Data Hospitality System for the company's hotel in Woodstock.
The company added capacity from the SAT-3 cable to reduce exposure to downtime.
Hotmail users report missing mails, cheap phones used for eavesdropping, Facebook dominates Web searches, and China takes LTE to six cities.
The cost of networking solutions has just dropped, with the announcement of a substantial cost reduction on DrayTek products in South Africa.
The new model is claimed to cut power consumption by 30%.
The music arm of the online store and RIM have partnered to bring music to BlackBerry.
The complexity of threats reached a whole new level in 2010, according to Kaspersky Lab.
ITWeb speaks to Adiel A Akplogan, CEO of the Internet Numbers' Resource Registry for Africa, about African Internet penetration and the changeover to IPv6.