Mike Brown, MD of wireless telecommunications operator Broadlink, has come a long way from his place of birth in Chingola in Zambia’s copper belt. Brown, 44, who spent the early part of his career at electronics group Nashua, is hoping to build Broadlink, a subsidiary of WBS Holdings in which he holds a minority stake, into a significant alternative infrastructure operator in the business market in SA
Thousands of unemployed youth will benefit from a newly-launched government training scheme, communications minister Siphiwe Nyanda said on Tuesday. He…
Apple’s fiscal fourth-quarter profit soared 47%, surprising Wall Street and providing perhaps the strongest signal yet that technology companies may…
SA has a new telecommunications network exchange aimed at assisting smaller Internet service providers to reduce costs and compete more…
Vodacom has warned shareholders that it expects headline earnings per share to fall by as much as 20% in the…
SA consumers have access to 230 000 electronic books on Amazon.com’s online store at launch. That’s the word from the…
At last! The Apple iPhone has a serious rival. HTC’s Hero touch-screen smartphone is the first device we’ve seen that…
The Competition Commission has subpoenaed key people at cellphone providers MTN and Vodacom for suspected price-fixing, Business Report said on…
We have a large panel for this week’s episode of SA’s favourite technology podcast. Duncan, Jon, Brett, Ben, Toby and Simon discuss Rica, Telkom cable upgrades, the interconnection debate, the Amazon Kindle, Google Wave, and much more
If Uncharted 2: Among Thieves was a book, it would be called a page-turner. I devoured the 10-hour single-player game…
