Key announcements this week reveal Africa is accessing the cheap and quick connectivity of satellite-based broadband.
Allowing users to be paid back for unused minutes or data will cause a rush of money laundering, say operators.
As the continent's emerging markets embrace mobile Internet, SA pioneers the way forward.
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Allison Miller, group product manager, Account Risk at PayPal, will speak at ITWeb's Security Summit in May.
The company offers accounts for 4Mbps, 512Kbps and 384Kbps.
Industry players, including Alvarion, aim to accelerate interoperable WiMax 2 solutions built upon IEEE 802.16m.
The latest version of the company's Creative Suite software features smart content-aware technology.
The global satellite provider launches its latest dish over African skies.