The 4G technology will operate in the 2.3GHz, 2.5GHz, 3.3GHz and 3.4-3.8GHz frequency bands.
In this World Wide Wrap: Knowledge group boosts RFID, fire fighters use RFID, and German researchers test network tags.
A surge in botnet growth sees spam account for 92% of all e-mail, reveals McAfee.
The company updates its security-as-a-service solution to offer overall company management.
Half a million calls have gone through to the HIV/Aids call centre since the “please call me” campaign started.
A local telco appeals to the regulator to forgo a market study on interconnect rates.
In this World Wide Wrap: Connecting Africa via backhaul, Vodafone takeover brings restructuring, and Safaricom unveils solar-powered phone.
The company expects a boom in the hosted market, following the landing of the Seacom undersea cable.
In this World Wide Wrap: Washington schools embrace social media, Canadian schools adapt network solution, and Cambridge chooses Topyx eLearning.
In this World Wide Wrap: Verizon unveils world modem, Huawei named WiMax vendor, and Britain publishes digital network plan.
SA is entering an integrated home browsing, communication and entertainment experience, says Tellumat Telecoms.
The Mitel solution extends user presence and availability to other staff and the corporate network.
Traffic between domains should be strictly controlled and potential problems logged, says Condyn.