LTE will be disruptive: Virgin Mobile CEO
Virgin Mobile CEO Steve Bailey says that LTE will change the mobile space; most excited about Android, Apple, Windows 8 and BlackBerry in 2012
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The future already happened, it just isn’t equally distributed – William Gibson
Demystifying your telecoms bill
Reading your telephone bill can be a bit like watching a politician operate: You know something is amiss, but it’s hard to see what, exactly
Instant communication is as powerful as it is competitive
Despite the potential of Facebook to create a major wave in the IM space, the future is likely to remain multi-platform and highly integrated
HTML5 no mobile holy grail
HTML5 won’t solve the fragmentation problems presented by developing native apps for mobile platforms, argues VMT CEO Wilter du Toit
Worried about VoIP quality? Re-think ADSL
New wireless and fibre options can greatly improve reliability at good prices, says George Golding, MD of Euphoria Telecom
Conservatively cool on Twitter
Thanks to Twitter I now know what FNB stands for. It stands for Friday Night Boys
Pentagon extends cyber defence program
The Pentagon is extending a cyber security pilot program to help protect its prime suppliers.
Most popular torrents in SA – August 2011
TorLock, TorrentFunk, and Yourbittorrent.com reveal their most popular torrents among South African users
Online publishers face a challenge
Value of publisher data trapped in fragmented systems, says Acceleration director Richard Mullins
The death of opted-in communications in South Africa?
Businesses and consumers need to become aware of the implications of the latest changes to the Protection of Personal Information (POPI) Bill as it winds its way towards becoming law.