The D550 provides state-of-the-art viewing, but viewers will need to pay for extras to experience its full potential.
Government will monitor BlackBerry Messenger communications due to high levels of 'criminality'.
The Department of Communications says the current classification is outdated.
From Nonhle Thema to the minister of Public Enterprises, some local celebs and politicians could do with a social media intervention.
Founders of a new Internet exchange in Centurion say they are not interested in making money, but in lowering broadband costs.
Yahoo and Facebook are conducting an experiment to see how many degrees of separation exist between complete strangers in the digital world.
In today's technology roundup: Google cuts 10 operations, two face 30 years for tweet, tech titans in patents suit, and rugby star suffers Twitter withdrawal.
The CRM cloud vendor released the application aimed at mobile devices, based on HTML 5 technology.
The carrier is promising that its merger with T-Mobile would not result in any job losses for the companies.
The platform supports all three major mobile access modes - SMS, mobile browser and downloadable apps.
The site has been compromised and 400 users will need to change their credentials and passwords.
ADSL++, which is based on Vibe technology, is targeted at the SME market.
About 60% of the R3 billion spent on the project has been wasted, says the Democratic Alliance.