The launch reinforces its move into the multimedia and broadcasting arena.
Government slams SMS and e-mail messages that spread panic in Gauteng this week.
Councillor Tracy Cohen blasts the media for inaccurate reporting and debating issues out of context.
Instant messaging is fast becoming the communications mode of choice.
In today`s technology roundup: Google gobbles messaging vendor, Nintendo expands online support, making YouTube pay, and Mozilla works on new browser.
Regulatory obstacles may trip up VOIP-based services in SA.
The company offers services to help businesses deploy Symantec Endpoint Protection 11.0 and Symantec Network Access Control 11.0.
A year down the line, the UIF`s electronic payment facility has yet to take off.
The second national operator garners large enterprise clients, including multinationals.
The communications department is confident government will be able to meet SA`s 2010 broadband needs.
The year-end acquisition will cost Vox Telecom R360 million.
Licensing issues keep MWeb from providing WiMax to the public.
In today`s technology roundup: Apple accused of unlawful monopoly, Rhapsody finally hits TiVo, and Google buys phone software company.