Fingerprint sign-on is widely regarded as the next level in consumer protection, says Ideco.
The company expands its services to enable users to make conference calls without additional hardware or subscriptions.
Internet service providers face a R10 million fine if they facilitate online or interactive gaming.
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The company will distribute Becrypt products, solutions and services to South African resellers and customers.
As increasing environmental disasters become a reality, new communication networks will be pivotal in coping with crises.
The company allows travellers to access car hire and hotel booking information via their cellphones.
Save bookmarks to a public Web site and tag them with keywords, says Afrihost.