In this World Wide Wrap: Study promotes green IT, Hemisphere GPS wins green award, and Mirage Networks releases green product line.
In this World Wide Wrap: VOIP aside IP continues growing, Broadcom unveils VOIP DSP, and Motorola unveils VOIP photo frame.
WiFi Protected Setup makes the configuration of secure personal wireless networks as simple as pushing a button, says Pierre Holtzhausen, channel manager at Nology.
Insecure deployment of WiFi across access points opens up corporate networks to potential hackers, says Derek Wiggill, 3Com`s regional sales director for Africa.
The utility has taken delivery of its first batch of Tactile Technologies' MediaTile Sign-In-A-Boxes.
The Q26 Extreme offers dual-mode 2G and 3G to enable data-intensive applications. [Local rep: Trinity Telecomms]
Telcos use convergence to provide better service to consumers and businesses, says KSS.
Draft ICASA regulations could mean every LAN would have to pay R1 000 to receive a licence exemption.
In this World Wide Wrap: Akrebeia partners with Kanoo IT, Russia and Poland invest in ICT management, and KPN delivers broadband in Belgium.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google enters phone market, Mu Dynamics discovers opensource vulnerability, and UK schools get open source.
In this World Wide Wrap: Storage industry promotes SSDs, Ocarina upgrades ECOsystem, and Agami re-opens as Scalable.
The Internet provider has adopted MailMarshal SPE to boost e-mail security services for customers.
The broadband provider has included the Tellumat Sigma communications system in its SME offering.