In today's technology roundup: Google in fresh anti-trust probe, HP's results disappoint Wall Street, mobile operators collaborate on NFC, and cellphone use impacts brain activity.
Blue Label is bullish on growth in the West African country, despite a loss after the Multi-Links contract was terminated early.
The Department of Communications is still in the process of reviewing the shortlist of candidates.
The lack of consultation over e-tolling splits government leaders and creates a legal mess for Sanral.
Joburg's e-billing drama and the e-tolling tariff shocker get brief mentions in Nomvula Mokonyane's state of the province address.
Local spammers are using international messaging routes to avoid WASPA regulations, says BulkSMS.
ITWeb Governance, Risk & Compliance FEB 2025
Aligning GRC with Business Innovation and Agility
The high cost of telecoms in SA underlines the need for a complete ICT policy overhaul.
With only a month to go before the charter must finally be gazetted, not everybody agrees on the latest final version.
Home affairs denies claims that the dispute with Gijima has been settled for R2 million.
Many e-tailers do not know what implementing the Consumer Protection Act will mean for their business.
Businesses will start to feel the impact of WikiLeaks and hacking group Anonymous, analysts claim.
South Africans who want to strike it rich through online lotteries could land up in jail instead.
Individuals should look for solutions to e-tolling and not scapegoats, says transport minister Sibusiso Ndebele.