New audio streaming technology has been launched that allows local radio stations to stream content over the Internet, says Internet Solutions (IS).
The first of a new generation of V92 modems is starting to hit the Internet market, promising to get users onto the Net faster and save them money.
Government projects to promote sustainable development in certain business sectors could be the key to bringing public confidence back on tech`s side.
A recent Ascential Software Web services roundtable in the US found that 57% of attendees plan to implement Web services during the next six months.
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MTN has implemented charges on its wireless Internet gateway (WIG) service as the net continues to tighten around cellular customers using the company`s data services for free.
The Independent Electoral Commission`s e-procurement initiative will display the top five bids in each category, enabling competitors to outbid them.
DSTV redefines the couch potato with its new interactive TV-mail and shopping offering. Its special purpose keyboard and modem, launched last night, allow for full interaction on the digital television platform.
The World Online Cellular offering, which is targeted at high-end users, businesses and corporate clients, has been launched.
The MarketSite Africa Catalogue Publisher service has been introduced to enable suppliers to create interactive catalogues.
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A Lexmark Web site developed for photography enthusiasts has been launched at www.print-fotos.com, says Lexmark International SA.
Kelvin Reynolds, director of public services at Oracle SA, examines the level of local participation in the e-government process.