Internet Solutions (IS) will continue to integrate Sophos anti-virus technology into its dial-up solutions. [Local Sophos rep: Netxactics]
In today`s technology roundup: Hackers attack Dutch government sites, Australia bans PC game, and Sony drops CD copy protection.
Next year could see the rise of the "virtual operator" as telecoms liberalisation moves into top gear, says MTN.
It`s the new disorder of the Internet age. It`s called cyberchondria, and it`s catching.
Telkom has launched a per-second dial-up Internet package for the small business and residential user.
Hi-tech tools are promoting SA, with a new global call centre launched in Joburg and a national portal passing a million hits a month.
Telkom has introduced the Surf Anytime package for customers that access the Internet during peak call times.
M-Web Business has acquired the leased-line customers of Netsurit.
Internet Solutions (IS) and LayerOne have launched the Mobile Connect suite of products that provide e-mail and calendar information to mobile devices.
A local AV expert says the lack of serious local virus threats last month could be attributed to user vigilance.
Cape Town-based Clicks2Customers has won a US award for innovation in the online marketing industry.
Internet Solutions (IS) will provide M-Web with network-related services.
The SA Online Publishers` Association (OPA) has attracted four new members.