Softstart, an ICT business and technology incubator, has released two resources to help entrepreneurs to create high-potential businesses.
Nokia announced today the Nokia Nseries branded range of next generation multimedia devices.
Standard Bank's Web site has generated more than R1.3 billion in business in the past year.
In today`s technology roundup: Trend blunder causes IT mayhem, Hong Kong gets 1Gbps broadband, and Web server attacks growing rapidly.
Internet Solutions (IS) and Orient Telecommunications Networks have signed a bilateral service agreement.
SAP will present an online Sapphire 2005 press conference today from Copenhagen, Denmark.
The Working Earth, an e-recruitment provider, has streamlined its processes with an application developed by Progress partner Telesis Interactive.
Leveraging its strategic alliance with international partner Vodafone, Vodacom has launched its Vodafone live! offering.
A .za dispute resolution regulation is being drafted to deal with cyber squatting.
WBS COO Thami Mtshali has defended his company`s disconnection of iBurst services to users who passed their bandwidth limit.
Will satisfactory broadband elude us forever?
A spate of iBurst service disconnections has unleashed a flood of complaints from disgruntled users.
Most companies will at least consider VOIP this year, but should note that it doesn`t always cost less, delegates at a VOIP conference were told yesterday.