Sentech expects clarity from government soon on a R1 billion wireless broadband network.
Marshal has released WebMarshal 2006 to counter the influx of spyware delivered to corporate networks via the Web. [Local rep: 10Net ICT Solutions]
Avaya`s converged communications network for the 2006 FIFA World Cup provided 99.999% availability, says the company.
When it comes to broadband Internet, SA seems destined to wait forever. At least there is no need to wait for VOIP.
Access to information is a key differentiator in modern business.
The deputy minister of communications has promised a shake-up in the telecoms sector, following the EC Act`s implementation.
A cable break in Johannesburg has prevented access to e-mail and Web servers for South Africans with Web sites hosted overseas.
A R2 million-a-year mobile e-mail deal gives mobility to over 2 000 KPMG employees.
In today`s technology roundup: Intel predicts quad-core win, Samsung memory to boost devices, Google site for the blind, and PS3s go into production, unofficially.
Telkom has announced price reductions for its voice and data services.
The presidency has proclaimed the Electronic Communications Act and the ICASA Amendment Act will go into operation from today.
In today`s technology roundup: Microsoft buys Winternals, googling for malicious software, India`s blogs blocked, Sky offers "free" broadband, and Dragon NaturallySpeaking 9 requires no voice training.
Internet Solutions (IS) and LayerOne have won a deal that will see over 2 000 KPMG employees receive mobile access to e-mail and corporate information.