Local Apple distributor Core Group drops the price of first-generation iPads, only days after the iPad 2 was unveiled.
AfriNIC expects to run out of IPv4 addresses within a year, and calls on the continent to grab the opportunities IPv6 will offer.
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This comes as sales of mobile devices increasingly become tools used in the enterprise.
The company will supply the department with 250 000 Symantec licences to distribute to schools and provincial departments.
Cyber-activism and cyber-warfare will continue to be major topics in IT security this year, the summit reveals.
An ITWeb survey aims to unravel the biggest security threats targeting social networking sites.
A new electronics academy aims to give high school students from disadvantaged communities training in technical skills.
The company will offer cloud computing services in SA during the second quarter of this year.
The Department of Home Affairs hopes to have the “Who Am I Online” project live within two years.
The department transfers R56.63 million to the National Research Foundation for the Research Information Management System.
Online gamers will reap the benefits of its locally-hosted games and gaming servers, says the ISP.
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