Customers with HSDPA 3.6 will have automatic access to the high-speed service.
TCM's involvement in the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality's transformation project will enable citizens to have access to various e-services.
Service providers must address new broadband access network challenges, says Frost & Sullivan.
The lack of broadband further squeezes the police's information bottleneck, Parliament has been told.
The department wants to move 100 government services online by 2014.
In today's technology roundup: GameStop ditches Zune, upstart takes on big Web browsers, US gamers shocked at economic crisis, and Telstra goes sci-fi with holograms.
In this World Wide Wrap: BizzEnergy serves SMEs, Lattelecom and Logica provide e-billing, and RupeeMail launches e-marketing.
In this World Wide Wrap: Backbase adds Java support, Celltop works with Java, and Manila goes to Tech Days.
In this World Wide Wrap: Yahoo selects Jajah, GoIP opens office in Serbia, and Broadcore selects Edgewater.
The change from PC-driven to Web 2.0 accounting won't be disruptive for anyone in the value chain, says Steven Cohen, MD of Softline Pastel.
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A new survey shows IT staff are reluctant to manage mobility.
Nobody wants to face up to the problems that corporate e-mail mountains cause, says CMS Watch.