Online retail store Wantitall now offers payment through mimoney.
The Department of Communications considers global strategies to improve broadband quality and roll-out in SA.
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The company has partnered with Acumatica, a Web-based company that has developed cloud-based ERP and CRM software.
With WatchGuard Application Control, businesses gain in-depth, granular control over Web 2.0 applications. [Local rep: Robinson Distribution]
The video games market in SA grew by 13.4% in 2009 to R1.2 billion.
SA mobile phone users opt to go the pre-paid route because they do not want to commit to long-term contacts.
Despite a 10% increase in broadband quality in SA, the country still does not meet the demands of modern applications.
Microsoft software head resigns, sly tactic bypasses network security, Jobs takes shots at Android, tablets, and BlackBerry apps help fight crime.
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