Paper should be a thing of the past for the Department of Home Affairs by March 2009.
The deputy communications minister attributes Africa's low broadband penetration to "poor national broadband strategies".
A company director pleads ignorance in trying to sell thousands of addresses to spammers.
IncuBeta's Google-powered portal is optimised to improve search results for local listings.
A survey finds Vodacom's HSDPA is the best mobile broadband service in SA.
Telkom has already invested almost R5 billion as it increases capital spend and moves towards a NGN.
In today's technology roundup: Google to sell ads in newspapers, Microsoft not pulling out of China, software can double reading speed, and FBI busts credit card cybergang.
Websense has a new approach to security that identifies threats on the Internet before criminals can launch Web security attacks. [Local rep: SecureData]
Jeshurun Consulting has introduced the SmoothWall Corporate Firewall Version 5 network security software appliance.
From the introduction of the telegraph in 1837, to the ubiquitous Internet of today, telecommuting seems the next inevitable step.
Since it's no longer necessary for employees to be physically in the office to work, why isn't telecommuting taking off in SA?
MTN aims to grow its data services in SA and Africa, driven by strong demand for mobile broadband.
Vodafone Egypt has bought a controlling stake in Raya Telecom.