The mobile phone maker allows developers to license applications developed with Qt 4.5 for free.
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The third community technology centre has been unveiled at the Development Centre in Duduza, Nigel.
The interest in extending CRM applications into communities and social media is spiralling, says Johann Engelbrecht, product manager: SalesLogix, Softline Enterprise.
January 2009 was the strongest growth month in the company's history.
Remote workforces are becoming a reality, driven by the availability and low cost of technology, says Louis Yssel, CEO of YSL Group.
The company has expanded its UTM-1 Total Security appliance line with the addition of UTM-1 130.
Clients can access the Web without any port shaping or port prioritisation.
A new forum will soon be convened to draft a broadband strategy for the government. Its success will be measured by how short the draft is.
The company's security network detected over 23 million attacks, according to its annual report.
Broadband efforts will continue to fail without an effective national strategy, says the National Broadband Forum.
Disagreements between Vodacom's joint shareholders prevented it from joining its competitors in laying a national fibre network.
In today's technology roundup: Facebook users suffer viral surge, green light for faster broadband, Bill Gates bans kids from iPhone, and Barclays rolls out contactless payment.