In today`s technology roundup: New chip to boost digital cameras, AMD claims mobile chip first, six UK cities to go wireless, and IBM ups tape storage capacity.
The XBC Group have today announced the launch of their new Video E Mail System, V mail and Video Rep Live to the South African Market.
DataPro has announced a R70 million acquisition along with the release of its latest financial results.
The DataPro Group increased operating profit by 79.6% to R6.4 million in the six months ended February 2006.
AfricaSD has teamed up with Kaspersky Lab to offer southern African organisations Internet security solutions.
A few standard answers to standard questions and a serious case of mistaken identity fooled a BBC presenter into thinking she was interviewing an IT expert.
Public hearings into the Independent Communications Authority of SA`s ADSL draft regulations will take place on 24 and 25 May.
As debate continues around the implications and advantages of number portability, little has been mentioned about the potential impact of number portability on organisations that are currently reaping the benefits of least cost routing.
Global Telecom and MediaRing have unveiled a South African voice over IP (VOIP) service designed for the small and medium enterprise market.
Price, quality and access are the most common complaints about telecoms services in Africa.
Standard Bank is seeing good growth in online business transactions, but says bandwidth remains a problem.
The former UUNET operations in Namibia and Botswana have been relaunched under the Verizon Business brand.
In today`s technology news roundup: Palm unveils CDMA smartphone, Skype offers translation service, Sony and Microsoft agree on Wii, and MTV to take music videos online.