JSE-listed cellphone giant Vodacom may abandon plans to bid for wireless broadband spectrum in the 2,6GHz frequency band if the rules of engagement are not changed, TechCentral has learnt exclusively. Group CEO Pieter Uys says the demands on potential bidders made by the Independent Communications
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High drama appears to be unfolding at wireless broadband operator iBurst. Company CEO Jannie van Zyl may be on his…
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Vodacom SA is stepping up the pace of roll-out of higher-speed 3G base stations. Ahead of the soccer World Cup,…
JSE-listed cellphone giant Vodacom — majority owned by the UK’s Vodafone — on Monday reported an increase in headline earnings…
The 3G version of Apple’s iPad tablet computer went on sale in the US this week and, like the Wi-Fi-only…
Vodacom is upping the bandwidth caps on its data bundles, effectively cutting the cost of in-bundle broadband to as low…
JSE-listed cellphone group Vodacom will cut interconnection rates on 1 March, provided its regulator lets it do so, and has…
Vodacom will double the speed of its 3G network in time for the World Cup, offering download speeds of up…
Vodacom CEO Pieter Uys last year offered to sell the cellular group’s 51% stake in its Democratic Republic of Congo…