Broadband is powering convergence, says Intel.
The R23 million plan will extend the Royal Bafokeng Nation's wireless infrastructure and connect its municipal facilities to the Web.
In this World Wide Wrap: PM Connection develops portal, Tenrox launches referral partner programme, and Copper Project 2007 released.
Webroot Spy Sweeper stops spyware from monitoring online activities and reducing PC performance. [Local rep: Phoenix Software]
SA's version of YouTube will pay people for exclusive news content caught on video.
Google's proposed $3.1 billion DoubleClick acquisition is anti-competitive, says Microsoft.
In today's technology roundup: Cybercrooks exploit new Windows flaw, Microsoft delays Virtual Server release, Samsung supports Blu-ray and HD-DVD, and US military to put Internet router in space.
Verizon's Private IP endorsed for use by ENX automotive network users.
WiMax is definitely flavour of the month. So what's all the fuss about?
Value Logistics opted for a wireless broadband solution when all attempts to install critical Diginet lines at its premises failed.
Although there is a great deal of excitement around WiMax, Gartner still views the technology with trepidation.
1896 - Guglielmo Marconi obtains a patent and establishes the Wireless Telegraph and Signal Company, the first radio factory in the world.
SA's fixed-line operator aims to be the pioneer in local IP-broadcast convergence.