In this World Wide Wrap: LTE market to reach $11bn, consumers cut the cord, and smart homes get 3D devices.
In this World Wide Wrap: Oracle invests in MySQL, IBM drives Power7 servers, and Windows servers gain following.
Users must discern whether what they are paying for is worth the drop in price, says Bradley Love, MD of Network Platforms.
The international payment service clamps down on fraud across its customer base.
Key announcements this week reveal Africa is accessing the cheap and quick connectivity of satellite-based broadband.
The 3830 Accelerator includes optional 4GB flash for caching, while the 3930 offering is equipped with a hard drive.
MTN and Telkom sign a roaming deal, sparking speculation that a greater plan is in motion.
The company offers accounts for 4Mbps, 512Kbps and 384Kbps.
Industry players, including Alvarion, aim to accelerate interoperable WiMax 2 solutions built upon IEEE 802.16m.
The financial services firm deployed F5 BIG-IP Local Traffic Manager to improve Oracle application performance levels.
In a surprise move, the regulator ignores pricing structures in its final interconnection regulations published this week.
Local telecoms operators prepare for the World Cup, focusing specifically on network capacity.
Switching centres for the Cape Town fibre-optic ring are scheduled for completion by July, says the contractor.