World Wide Worx predicts the local Internet population will grow to nine million by 2014.
Bandwidth access and capability is the centre of most discussions amongst Internet users and ICT service providers
Concern about Telkom's service delivery for the Soccer World Cup has reportedly delayed the process.
The incumbent has the potential to revive its place in the telecoms market, says Motorola.
The telecommunications giant has not approached ICASA on the sale of the pay-TV licence.
The telco will be in charge of providing bandwidth for telemedicine workstations in the Free State and Limpopo.
AfriGIS has unveiled its software solution aimed at addressing challenges experienced by SMEs.
The DA is using a bulk e-mail service to boost its political campaign as election time draws closer.
HP has unveiled a free software tool for developers to stop hackers finding vulnerabilities in Flash applications.
In this World Wide Wrap: Billing problems hit Xbox, US Postal Service cuts workforce, and Merchant e-Solutions integrates e-billing.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP offers Enviro notebook batteries, Accenture and Cisco unveil network solution, and D-Link wins green award.
In this World Wide Wrap: EPM Live rethinks services model, WolfNet implements AtTask, and ADS unveils Scrum'd.
In this World Wide Wrap: South Korea's VOIP subscribers hits 3m, Clearwire tests WiMax VOIP phones, and Skype VOIP version 4.0 improves video.