The new video conferencing technology is aimed at the African market where broadband remains a challenge.
While SA's population is close to 50 million, only 5.3 million have Internet access, says Smokoo.
The operator is accused of being “obstructive”, as it again attempts to escape having to pay the price for its long-term “near-monopoly”.
Consumer rants pay off as Neotel rethinks its consumer packages; but the company can do more, say analysts.
The land speed record event in SA will draw international and local excitement in the science and technology sector.
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The upgrade includes Service Anywhere, a secure on-demand remote service over the Internet.
The continent needs wireless broadband because the Internet is becoming more complex, says Winston Smith, MD of Alvarion SA.
The division includes unified e-mail management and online backup/disaster recovery solutions.
A portion of a R1.1 billion funding boost from the European Union will be set aside for ICT in education and e-education in SA.
The 4G standard is evolving slowly but will play a key role in expanding the impact of IT in the physical world, says Gartner.