Market research firm World Wide Worx says the second national operator and broadband wireless roll-outs will give SA Internet access a "kick-start" next year.
The Web site for this weekend`s international concert in Cape Town has been downed by a faulty domain name server.
Dial-up Internet access could soon be a thing of the past, according to Sentech, which yesterday announced the launch of its fixed-cost wireless broadband Internet service.
Whichever way they put the squeeze on it, porn is innovative enough to always prevail. So print sleaze merchants are probably not worried about their online brothers getting filthy rich while they become dirt poor.
Europe*Star will beam images of Saturday`s international concert from Cape Town to the world.
Software Futures has implemented the kickbackclub, an online book club within online retailer Kalahari.net.
The DoC has launched a portal that pays tribute to SA`s official languages.
Ananzi Mail has been restored after an unsuccessful migration attempt caused some unscheduled downtime this week.
Sophos has warned computer users to watch out for the Sysburg Trojan horse virus, which is distributed via a saucy e-mail, says local distributor Netxactics.
Datacentrix will assist the National Research Foundation (NRF) to build an integrated Web-based grants system.
Alcatel and Intel will jointly promote mobile Internet applications using a Linux operating environment in China.
PeopleSoft will host a 30-minute Web seminar on 27 November to discuss Technology Foundation.
In today`s world tech roundup: A programmer points the way to iTunes DRM hack, December is make or break for the Net, IE to block pop-ups, and Dell closes Indian call centre.