Vox Telecom is targeting growth and development in the second economy with its new communications offering for the informal sector.
There are two “remarkable” innovations from SA and Kenya, which Gartner believes are the result of constraints on the continent.
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The company will help enterprises install SAP applications or migrate existing apps.
The company claims its upcoming Android games console will be designed for open source developers.
A major factor will also be the emergence of 'tap-and-go' payments using Near Field Communications.
Open source Digium's partnership with Skype has ended.
Countries that invest in ICT will be better able to cope with the effects of a global recession, reveals the Connectivity Scorecard 2011.
The company calls on developers to create digital cities in an interactive contest.
Yastic, a start-up based on the penny auction model, wants to become the first stop shop for gadgets.
One-way traditional advertising is dwindling as mobile marketing revenue looks set to double in the next year.
PayPal sues over Google smartphones, Microsoft CEO asked to resign, Web giants accept shady drug ads, and Zuckerberg kills animals.
The in-store system is intended to help shoppers navigate around stores and locate stock.