The telecoms group adds fax-to-e-mail to its range of offerings.
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The stationery company deployed 50 Riverbed Steelhead appliances at locations throughout SA.
The DOC wants an end to operators' making profit off interconnect rates and plans to pass the benefir on to consumes before the holiday season.
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Mobile and satellite services still show global growth and opportunity, says an ITU report.
A cellphone application aims to do away with hard cash and plastic cards.
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