Multisource, South Africa’s leading wireless services provider, has today announced that it will be hosting its annual conference and open day on telecommunications, wireless, IP interconnectivity and Next Generation Networks (NGN), on Thursday, 6 May, 2010 at the Indaba Hotel in Johannesburg from 09:00 to 17:00.
With the increase in broadband, as well as the upcoming World Cup fast approaching, the question on everyone’s lips is will South Africa take centre stage on the ‘hacker’ world map as well?
Verbatim’s new eSATA/USB 2.0 Combo Portable Hard Drive with 500GB
LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional network with more than 60 million members globally, today announced the launch of the LinkedIn application for BlackBerry® smartphones.
Companies that need to reach a large base of customers and suppliers at a low cost should consider adding bulk SMS to their marketing and communications mix.
Vodacom and Nedbank today announced a joint initiative to bring M-PESA, the biggest global success story in mobile money, to South Africa.
First Automaker in the US to Offer Live, Mobile TV
Mobile Web Presence Based Revenues to generate $6bn by 2012 driven by Mobile VoIP and Instant Messaging, according to Juniper Research
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Jobs.co.za, South Africa’s No.1. Ranking Job Portal plans to extend its national footprint with representation in all key regions by creating entrepreneurial opportunities within South Africa.
As data centres grow in popularity, there increased pressure on data centre operators to find ways of improving efficiencies
Broadband will be key in solving global challenges of our time, such as poverty, climate change and the economic crisis
Leading US wireless machine-to-machine vendor Digi International expands portfolio with Ericsson’s 3G/HSPA
Local notebook sales have been under pressure during the past two years of the worldwide credit crunch, with a leading notebook retailer saying sales during 2010 will be higher than 2009 – but not as high as 2008.
Mobile data surpassed voice on a global basis during December of 2009, Ericsson announced today
