In today`s technology roundup: Broadband to reach 100Mbps in 2006, work begins on wireless mesh standard, Firefox and Thunderbird updated, Google goes to China, and Sony and Konica Minolta team up.
Clicks2Customers, an incuBeta company, has released the Click Fraud Risk Calculator, which helps pay-per-click advertisers to assess their click fraud risk.
SAOL.Com has launched a range of ADSL solutions, ranging from 6GB to 30GB per month.
Canon has created an online digital camera resource that takes users on an educational path into the world of photography.
MWEB Business has launched its Business ADSL offering, which provides businesses with an always-on Internet connection without any traffic limitations.
Two uncapped ADSL offerings have been launched for local businesses.
Organisers of the World Summit Award for e-content and creativity have called for entries.
BulkSMS.com has introduced the STOP SMS service, which allows users in the UK to block spam text messages via a Web-based interface.
First National Bank (FNB) and eBucks have announced The Greatest Reward on Earth competition in which a South African will win a trip to space.
Sahara Computers has announced the availability of its new Webcam.
In today`s technology roundup: The end of the road for IBM`s OS/2, Firefox advocate site hacked, future Flash 8 components unveiled, and resuscitated PCs head to Africa.
Internet access revenues are set to double and 3G users will top 4.4 million by 2009, says BMI-TechKnowledge.
With Telkom ADSL price reductions coming, the smaller ISPs are following suit.