A fair degree of heat has been raised recently over the possible hazards to health and the environment posed by cellphone and broadband wireless masts.
In all of this, only one thing is certain: no-one knows what the long-term effects are of bathing the landscape in digitally pulsed microwave radiation at levels millions of times above the natural cosmic microwave background
When I sit down for lunch with well-known technology researcher and author Arthur Goldstuck at Metzuyan on the Square in…
Nokia isn’t launching the N900, its first Linux phone, in SA. Which is a pity, because I think this device…
If you’re at all like me, then you find Web search pretty frustrating when it comes to figuring out the…
Sparks flew at an electricity conference on proposed tariff hikes on Thursday, with an economist confronting a senior Eskom manager…
The next big thing in mobile telecommunications, Long-Term Evolution (LTE), will be driven principally not by cellular operators that have…
It’s like 1999 all over again. A new Internet start-up is hoping to shake up SA’s staid life insurance industry…
Is it all going pear-shaped for Telkom? For many years, SA’s fixed-line operator was able to generate billions of rand in profits for its shareholders. But now it appears to be facing a perfect storm of competition, regulation and market change
UK-headquartered mobile telecommunications giant Vodafone is increasing its focus on multinationals operating in Africa by expanding its Global Enterprise division…
One of the country’s leading technology journalists has resigned from her job. Business Day IT editor Lesley Stones said on…
