The temporary suspension of its SMS service came after an instruction from the telecoms regulator.
Anti-censorship program withdrawn, Chinese cyber-crooks offer DDOS-for-hire, Twitter unveils improved version, and US to approve next-gen wireless.
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European telco giant Orange loses trademark battle against local software firm Orangeworks Accounting Software.
Residents have voiced their unease about the construction of MTN base stations in their area.
In this World Wide Wrap: Hullabaloo over cellphone radiation, green training needed in Ireland, and Pulse and Cisco partner for green city.
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In this World Wide Wrap: China to surpass US credit card market, Netherlands rolls out mobile payment, and eBillingHub and LT Online partner.
'Texting' plays a crucial role in preventing crimes and enforcing the law.
Incumbents could use a loophole in the carrier preselect regulations to make it financially unviable, says MWeb.
The organisation cannot afford to sweep issues under the carpet if it is to regain confidence, says its acting CEO.
'Hyperbolic map' saves the Net, adult movie worm spreads worldwide, Wikileaks to post biggest military leak, and MS tool mitigates Adobe vulnerability.
Banks join SIM-based security network In this World Wide Wrap: Banks join SIM-based security network, DataArt develops m-banking site for Plastyc, and Equity Bank sued over M-Kesho.
In this World Wide Wrap: VLC applies for iPod capabilities, Open source advocates call for protest, and