The all-in-one printer allows for an instant preview on the 4.3-inch colour touch-screen.
The Nitro Dedicated Servers have increased in speed and reliability, the company says.
More South African companies are considering a shift to VOIP-based telephony, says SS Telecoms.
The Missing Link founder has mastered the art of presenting in public.
The absence of licence fees and vendor lock-in makes the solution one of its kind, OpenERP claims.
The social network should make a more visible effort to eliminate rogue application providers, says Sophos.
The latest version of the open source Internet browser will be available in Northern Sotho.
Cellular networks must deploy innovative infrastructure to avoid a potential capacity crunch from the ongoing smartphone boom.
The continent breaks the three billion impressions mark to reach 3.3 billion monthly impressions in mobile advertising.
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