The mobile operator's ISP business effectively cuts the price of bandwidth by 50%.
The company has integrated its TippingPoint IPS technology and its H3C solutions.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sony e-books go cellular, FCC to investigate cellular industry, and Wimax company seeks to provide backhaul.
In this World Wide Wrap: Blu-ray too expensive for PCs, notebook accessory sales surge, and Iomega unveils four-drive NAS appliance.
It is not an Internet service provider's job to police its subscribers' usage patterns, says Web Africa.
In this World Wide Wrap: Tesco to develop iPhone shopping app, Amazon boosts cloud security, and non-profits test Facebook payment platform.
In today's technology roundup: Burglars use social networking, first UK e-crime strategy published, identity thief faces 15 to 25, and Bill could give president emergency control.
SystemSkan lets business managers view and record every user's actions on the network, says J2 Software.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM and Sun showcase RISC chips, Iomega offers SME storage solutions, and Dell intros 10GB Ethernet.
In this World Wide Wrap: Rwanda to get digital broadcasting, China Mobile opts for fee-based mobile TV, and Sri Lanka gets digital TV go-ahead.
The security company obtained the Common Criteria EAL4 validation for its IPS 5500 E-Series. [Local rep: Condyn]
In this World Wide Wrap: Nokia to offer ARM-based smartbook, XO expands footprint, and fixed-mobile to hit 31m by 2013.
In this World Wide Wrap: BlackBerry synched with Google apps, MS and Jajah offer VOIP services, and WizeHive unveils content capture solution.