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2:40
MS update
Aug 23, 2004

MS update still problematic

In today`s technology roundup: MS update still problematic, Napster to launch download charts, and 'spimming` a growing trend.

Damian Clarkson
1:50
Mobile ticketing
Aug 18, 2004

Computicket goes mobile

Dex IT and Mobiqa are helping Computicket offer mobile ticketing facilities.

Dex IT
2:40
OPA
Aug 17, 2004

OPA 'worried` about bandwidth tariffs

The Online Publishers` Association has requested a meeting with government to discuss ways of reducing the high cost of bandwidth in SA.

Rodney Weidemann
4:50
Bandwidth
Aug 13, 2004

Bandwidth still the issue

As South African companies clamour for cheaper bandwidth, others blame the 'greed` of local ISPs for the poor state of Internet development.

Warwick Ashford
1:40
Aug 10, 2004

Kalahari to sell Light Edge PCs online

Light Edge Technology`s line of Emerald PCs will be sold online through e-tailer kalahari.net.

Paul Vecchiatto
3:50
Buying property online
Aug 10, 2004

House hunting horrors

Estate agents, the very people who are supposed to make purchasing a house simple, endeavour to make the process as complicated and unpleasant as possible. The Internet provides a solution.

Georgina Guedes
1:40
Aug 10, 2004

Fees forecast for weather service

Legislation will soon force the online SA weather service to charge users for long-term weather reports.

Damian Clarkson
1:30
Web
Aug 6, 2004

Will SA be ready?

Web-based businesses believe the e-commerce boom is about to happen, but local companies are concerned SA will not be ready to take full advantage.

Warwick Ashford
1:40
Verity K2 Enterprise
Aug 5, 2004

Chinese govt chooses Verity

The International Trade Promotion Council of the People`s Republic of China Ministry of Agriculture has chosen Verity K2 Enterprise search and classification software for use on its Web site.

Verity
1:10
Survey
Aug 5, 2004

Nominate SA`s top Web sites

Internet users can vote for their favourite local Web sites in a survey undertaken by Financial Mail and BlueRiverStone.

Tracy Burrows
2:40
SQL Anywhere Studio
Aug 5, 2004

Sybase wins UK contract

SQL Anywhere Studio, the database technology from Sybase subsidiary iAnywhere, has been chosen as a key component of the UK Ministry of Defence project to upgrade its battlefield communications systems.

Sybase SA
3:10
ColdFusion MX
Aug 5, 2004

ColdFusion MX powers online baggage handling firm

U-bag.com has deployed Macromedia`s ColdFusion MX technology to drive its e-commerce-enabled Web presence. [Local Macromedia rep: Dax Data]

PR Connections
6:10
Authentication tokens
Aug 4, 2004

A token of safety

The widespread roll-out of secure authentication tokens is the best way to reduce the risk of Internet banking fraud, says Dr Gerhard Claassen, MD of the Cryptographic Business Unit at Prism Holdings.

Prism Holdings Limited
 
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