A battle may be brewing over what is being considered the largest chunk of spectrum to be made available since the 1960s.
The increasing popularity of the social network forces companies to examine how they can benefit.
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The company has introduced “Forget the Fees”, to eliminate URL filtering fees. [Local rep: Seven Days Technology]
African telecommunications providers consolidate their networks to survive in a competitive landscape, says Oracle Communications.
The botnet has the potential to send out 400 billion spam messages over 24 hours.
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Mobile Internet has the potential to leapfrog PC-based Internet in SA, says Openwave.
The WACS consortium and Alcatel-Lucent project will connect countries with international bandwidth.
Competition is here. Long live competition, or not, as it may well be.
South Africa, ostensibly, has a shortage of spectrum available to use for wireless communications.