A short distance off the highway between Johannesburg and Pretoria, not far from the Samrand offramp north of Midrand, is a large but otherwise nondescript building. To the casual observer
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Gathered at the ZA Tech Show’s Northriding lair Ben Kelly, Brett Haggard and Simon Dingle encrypt their messaging systems and discuss WikiLeaks, the Protection of Information Bill, Facebook, Android 2.3, the Google Nexus S, and so much more
MTN SA will begin offering firmware and operating system updates for HTC smartphones over the air. “Though we are initially targeting the HTC Desire, other phones will soon follow suit
Vox Telecom on Tuesday renewed a cautionary announcement, warning shareholders that it’s still involved in discussions that could affect its share price. The company
Unbundling the local loop is the last step to making SA’s telecommunications landscape fully competitive, says Neotel chief technology officer Angus Hay. Hay tells TechCentral that allowing other operators
Scarcely a year goes by without someone making radical predictions about the future of e-mail. Only a few have even been right. Facebook has reopened the topic with predictions of how the new Facebook
Yellow Pages and Brabys have long dominated the online directory market. Now, though, a new SA start-up, Safindit, is hoping to muscle in on the incumbents’ turf
Dimension Data division Internet Solutions (IS) is slashing the cost of accessing the Internet at its AlwaysOn Wi-Fi hotspots. IS, which has 750 hotspots around the country
‘Twas the month before Christmas and all through the house three geeks were stirring. Their names were Ben Kelly, Jon Tullett and Simon Dingle. In this week’s episode of the ZA Tech Show they discussed
Less than a month after winning a deal to buy the passive components of Cell C’s national tower infrastructure, US company American Tower Corp (ATC) has won signed another big African