More people today access and send e-mails from mobile devices than from their desktop, Deloitte research reveals.
The solutions isolate untrustworthy Internet resources, providing protection without limiting what the user can do.
Internet service providers that relied on Seacom capacity had to pay a hefty price to keep up and running.
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The company's 4Motion solution will support migration to future evolutions of WiMax and TD-LTE.
Seventy percent of consumers want to interact via social media, a Siemens Enterprise Communications study finds.
Converged router technology offers more than just a way to connect to the World Wide Web, says Gregory Solz, sales manager at Nology.
The country's IT spending growth rate is forecast to surpass real GDP growth.
A new local survey aims to gauge client market preferences for various service offerings.
Delegates attending the conference can learn about search engine optimisation through a Google University.
In today's technology roundup: UAE may restrict BlackBerrys, green hacker hits EU climate site, flaw in wireless protocol uncovered, and Feds okay phone jail breaking.