A Namibian and Angolan telecoms joint venture will offer WiMax in Angola by mid-year.
iBurst's new voice offering is unlikely to compete with international counterparts.
ITWeb journalists scoop two category and three runner-up awards at the Telkom ICT Journalist of the Year 2006.
MWEB will provide McAfee virus protection free of charge to its customers.
LayerOne attributes its 300% revenue increase to corporates' rapid uptake of mobile services.
The ICT sector could operate in a new converged environment by mid-year, says ICASA.
In today's technology roundup: MS issues emergency patch, UK PS3 sales take a hit, FBI investigates Second Life gambling, and UK hacker to be extradited.
The patents cover proprietary technologies that provide Web site and application classification intelligence to Websense software. [Local rep: SecureData]
With some innovative thinking, phishing attacks can be reduced by as much as 98.5%, says Mike Wright, CEO of Striata.
The second national operator will have a four-year exclusivity deal to source broadband from Infraco.
A dream gaming console proved to be a figment of the imagination.
In today's technology roundup: Icann rejects .xxx registry, EMI takes locks off music tracks, FCC imposes rules to prevent pretexting, and UK mulls child porn changes.
A newly-licensed Ugandan mobile telco seeks to increase competition in the country.