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A BlackBerry smartphone is an ideal travelling companion
BlackBerry smartphones offer a range of applications and features that help travellers to make the most of their time and organise their lives, whether they are travelling within the borders of the country or abroad.
Comztek’s securitisation agreement renewed to enable growth
In contrast to many developments in the current volatile global market, local technology distributor Comztek’s securitisation agreement has been renewed for another three years.
Obama, Mccain: What’s in it for Africa?
In four weeks the U.S will have a new Commander-in-Chief. The battle lines have been drawn between the Republicans and Democrats represented by war hero John McCain and Senator Barack Obama respectively. A new administration is coming, how well will…
Cyber crooks hit World Bank
The computer network used by the World Bank Group has suffered a series of at least six intrusions since mid-2007, according to a report. The World Bank Group was first notified of the intrusions by the FBI in September 2007,
Safaricom’s one communications Kenya selects Airspan as WiMAX infrastructure partner
Airspan Networks, a provider of WiMAX-based broadband wireless access networks, announced that it has been selected by One Communications (OneCom), a newly acquired subsidiary of Safaricom, as their WiMAX infrastructure partner in OneCom’s rollout of a nationwide WiMAX network across…
First African online AD Network Pamoja Media launched
The first African online ad network has launched. Pamoja Media is an online advertising network that makes it very easy for marketers to reach the highly fragmented African market within the continent and in the Diaspora.
Egypt host region’s largest telecom event
Informa Telecoms & Media has announced that the North Africa Com Conference and Exhibition will provide market insights, practical solutions and best practice benchmarks for the industry.
Telephony,Television & Data markets in Kenya grow
The battle for the Kenyan telephony, television and data markets has been raised a notch higher with the launch of a service that will combine all three.
9000 to lose jobs as economic turmoil hits HP
HP is cutting 9,300 jobs worldwide, the company announced on Wednesday. UK alone is set to lose over 3000 jobs which media reports have described as the biggest thus far in UK IT jobs history. The rest of the worldwide…
HerITAge: Challenging the Myths about Girls and Technology
Heritage month in South Africa has come…and gone. Yet how often do we reflect on what our heritage means to us today? For me, the word ‘heritage’ incorporates both the notion of ‘acquiring’ and that of being ‘ascribed’ a particular…
Discover how BI can work in your business for free
Much is made of the notion that business intelligence solutions are now within reach of more companies than ever before. But how does the small to medium business owner gauge the relevance of these information management tools for their organisation…
On-Site Training – South Africans need a hand-up, not a handout
Richard Rayne, managing director at On-Site Training, a privately-owned national Proudly South African provider of comprehensive training services covering Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and critical Business Skills Development, says education is the root of meaningful social upliftment.
ICT key aid for democracy and development
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is a means to achieving development and democracy, through supporting political, economic and social transformation, the Commonwealth Director of Legal Affairs told delegates at the Sixth Commonwealth ICT Summit in Abuja, Nigeria yesterday.
Moskovitz ‘dumps’ Facebook for new passion
Dustin Moskovitz the co-founder of Facebook is leaving the social networking website to start a technology firm.
Telecommuting Boosts Worker Productivity – Survey Finds
ÂCompanies that give their workers the option of telecommuting are benefiting from greater productivity, lower costs, more options for finding and retaining qualified staff, and improved employee health, according to a new survey released by the Computing Technology Industry Association…
South African University probes racist group on Facebook
The North West University (NWU) has launched an investigation into the establishment of an openly racist group on Facebook, allegedly by two of its students.
