Microsoft and MTN have announced a deal to provide affordable wireless broadband connectivity and PC access to consumers.
Cisco is ready to offer financing programmes to SMEs with a partner South African bank by September.
Shavlik Technologies offers a free download of its NetChk Spyware Software for one year for up to 50 users, says local distributor Biodata IT.
Resistance to adopting new technology is one of the biggest challenges within modern defence forces, says Cisco.
Virgin Money has seen a surprising number of online credit card applications in its first two weeks in SA, it says.
The international marketing of SA for the World Cup is causing hackers to focus attacks on the country, says Netxactics.
Hitting the headlines this week was ICASA`s irritating silence over its new ADSL regulations, and the SNO denying it is falling behind schedule.
New Trojans now outweigh viruses and worms by four to one, says Sophos. [Local rep: Netxactics]
A survey of 642 large North American organisations shows over 84% experienced a security incident over the past 12 months, says CA.
Goal Technology Solutions will begin rolling out a 5GB cap ADSL equivalent next month.
In today`s technology roundup: MS readies iPod rival, ISPs fear spam zombies, and Macs safer, says Sophos.
Internet Solutions and LayerOne have introduced their push e-mail solution with Kenyan cellular operator, Safaricom.
A swing toward AJAX architecture is predicted as demand for improved application cost, security and mobility increases.