A file-sharing platform for cellphones, which allows content sharing at reduced rates, is causing concern among competitors.
Eighty-one percent of South Africans receive less than 10 spam e-mails a day, a recent information security survey revealed.
The effective price cut on Telkom`s ADSL service is 12%, not 24% as Telkom has punted, says MyADSL.
In today`s technology roundup: Google staying in China, no fix for critical Windows 98 and Me Flaw, and Microsoft`s anti-piracy tool criticised.
DataPro will provide a "local-only" ADSL solution to the South African market.
Avaya unveiled its next generation of Internet protocol (IP) phones that deliver simplicity and faster access to an array of advanced applications.
Absa is forecasting its annual online transactions will amount to R1 trillion five years from now, based on current growth rates.
Uganda Telecom has completed the roll-out of a $5 million next-generation network (NGN).
The Astaro Security Gateway version 7, scheduled for release in July, integrates strong encryption and digital signature mechanisms based on S/MIME and OpenPGP industry standards.
Open Text has introduced an online customer community to provide an open forum where Open Text users can find and share information. [Local rep: Datacentrix]
The first South African special interest group on digital forensics had its inaugural meeting yesterday.
In today`s technology roundup: Google unveils online spreadsheet program, Apple re-launches U2 special edition iPod, and Microsoft tackles enterprise messaging security.
An international 2010 Soccer World Cup lottery scam has found its way to SA, leaving one local citizen R300 000 poorer, says the South African Police Service.