In today`s technology roundup: HP stops reselling iPods, a Windows piracy check is flawed, and scientist says ears should be used as biometric identifier.
Dimension Data is ready for the move to Intelligent Information Networks as punted by Cisco, but says it will be a five-year journey.
Wataniya Telecom Maldives has been officially launched, offering 3G, EDGE, push to talk and other services.
ICASA has released its report on Telkom`s ADSL costs, but Telkom has not been informed of it.
Telkom has entered into an agreement with Mecer, Intel and Microsoft which provides users with PCs when they sign a 36-month Internet bundle contract.
Internet boom times are here again, this time without the hype of the 90s, says CITI board member Willem van Biljon.
Namibian cellular network operator Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC) will use Cointel`s Simplus technology to provide mobile commerce applications in Namibia.
Standard Bank is stepping up security measures amid growing phishing threats.
Brett Salovy, manager of Security Solutions at Internet Solutions, says one can`t be too careful when asked for any personal details by e-mail.
MWEB Business, the division of MWEB that focuses on the specialised Internet needs of businesses, has today launched its eBilling offering.
Sentech says it is looking for private funding to help it cover SA`s "black holes".
Sentech has launched a pay-as-you-use Internet package.
Wireless technologies make Internet services viable in even the poorest environments, says a Canadian expert.