Companies will need to invest in security, training and governance to control emerging threats, warns Frost & Sullivan.
The mobile virtual network operator will offer its first 3G data services on the back of Cell C's new HSPA+ network.
In the next year, two billion people will enter the mobile conversation for the first time, says Google CEO Eric Schmidt.
Fifa World Cup legacy projects will kick in from this month, giving Dinaledi schools a much-needed boost.
Friends and family help out after the truck drivers' strike threatened to derail Valentine's Day deliveries.
More investments will be made if technology helps to grow the top line.
Steve Ballmer unveiled several new offerings at the opening of Mobile World Congress 2011, in Barcelona.
The network needs to shorten the distance between “awareness of Twitter and engagement on Twitter”, says CEO Dick Costalo.
In today's technology roundup: Nokia shareholders call for Elop's head, BlackBerry boss dismisses Nokia jibe, HTC unveils 'Facebook phones', and Clinton renews Internet freedom call.
In this World Wide Wrap: Anti-doping training goes online, online learning praised, and college offers adult degree online.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google's video faces patent challenge, Sony threatens to leave iTunes, and Dolby brings smartphone HD audio.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nasdaq hack haunts lawmakers, WiFi spreads in Finland, and Cube-shaped antennae to improve broadband.
In this world Wide wrap: High bandwidth connectivity rising, UK outsourcing far behind Europe, and American banks to outsource Indian projects.