The integration of wireless networks with satellite terminals can help rural communities bridge the digital divide, says Roy Ingle, regional director at Europe Star.
Intel outlined its vision of ubiquitous wireless connectivity at the ITU Telecom World Tradeshow currently under way in Switzerland.
Johns Hopkins Institutions has chosen to standardise its Web sites on the Verity Ultraseek solution.
Recent incidents of electronic banking fraud have left me feeling pretty possessive about my identity, while Absa`s steps to thwart these criminals have left my wits feeling pretty addled.
The tiny island-nation of Niue, the world`s first true WiFi country six months ago, has been forced to close its service.
Network Associates` McAfee Entercept 4.1 offers increased server protection speeds, the company announced yesterday.
Sentiment towards e-business appears to be moving into positive territory, says Douglas Reed, MD of DataPro.
The Financial Services Board (FSB) has warned South Africans not to be fooled by an e-mail promising recipients a fortune in euros as a result of a mix-up in a global lottery draw.
Even with a surge in consumer confidence in electronic banking, a recent BMI-TechKnowledge report shows that bank branches are here to stay.
A local commercial law firm has criticised newspaper reports quoting an IT lawyer as saying that bank account hack victims have the right to be refunded by banks.
Cisco says a convergence between Internet- and branch-located banking could be the solution to Internet banking scares.
Napster, the free file-swapping service that changed the way music is distributed and created shockwaves throughout the established music industry, has been resurrected as a pay service.
The African Internet community is abuzz following a proposal to allow organisations in sub-Saharan countries better access to their own portable Internet address and that the region be handled as a special case.