Government is drafting a broadband policy, but contributions from the private sector are welcome, says the DOC.
In today's technology roundup: Dungeons & Dragons slays digital distribution, gravity satellite feels the force, Intel unveils Jasper Forest, and RBS cuts IT jobs.
Places of interest functionality is the future of GPS technology, say MapIT and data partner, eWheels.
The company's partnership with MapHost.co.za enables comprehensive GPS maps and information.
In this World Wide Wrap: Ghana to upgrade utility providers, Belkin buoyed by growth in Africa, and SRA awards $40m subcontract.
In this World Wide Wrap: Innovation advances Internet conferencing, telepresence solution enhances healthcare, and hosted desktop videoconferencing deal signed.
In this World Wide Wrap: Facebook invites votes on policy, Fortify automates governance, and Refinery implements GRC solution.
In this World Wide Wrap: Tech to boost African education, Vasco expands training capacity, and Autodesk unveils e-learning site.
The Protection Centre includes eight standard socket outlets, a lightning arrester, and a UPS.
With PC-over-IP technology, companies can provide full workstation performance remotely, says Fujitsu Technology Solutions.
WBS and Intel will deploy wireless broadband access to businesses and consumers.
The company streamed the proceedings of its AGM live to its Web site.
Kaspersky Internet Security 2009 achieved top scores in tests conducted by PC Security Labs.