MTN and iBurst to join forces on LTE?
iBurst says it is in discussions with cellular operators to use their 1800MHz spectrum for LTE
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4G cellular is a hoax: USIAA
Whenever you see a wireless operator advertising 4G your first thought should be “liar,” says USIAA CEO
iBurst’s new broadband pricing explained
iBurst today unveiled new broadband packages (including two uncapped offerings), slashing the price of their previous services
iBurst uncapped broadband service launched
iBurst today unveiled their new range of wireless broadband products, which includes an uncapped offering
Telkom, Dimension Data execs throw down over spectrum auctions
Pinky Moholi from Telkom and Andile Ngcaba from Dimension Data recently debated the issue of spectrum licensing in South Africa
LTE/pre-4G spectrum licensing plans from ICASA
ICASA mentioned some of its plans and discussions it’s involved in for the licensing of spectrum sought after by networks for rolling out networks based on new technologies such as LTE
Wholesale mobile broadband network for SA?
The current model for rolling out mobile broadband in South Africa is inefficient, argues industry players
Ruckus Wireless launches in SA
Wi-Fi equipment manufacturer Ruckus Wireless launched their range of interference-resistant devices in SA today
The 31 000 square kilometre hotspot
The new IEEE 802.22 standard means that a single “hotspot” could cover over 31 000 square kilometres
G-Connect customers get better international Wi-Fi roaming
G-Connect customers can now roam across Trustive’s entire WiFi hotspot network
LTE trial networks in South Africa
Mobile networks in South Africa are busy testing the latest and greatest in mobile broadband technology, but when will the average subscriber be able to use the technology, and what will it cost?
Free 1GB Wi-Fi with iPad 2 purchases
WirelessG is offering 1GB of free Wi-Fi access per month for 12 months with every purchase of an iPad 2
Cell C population coverage over 60%
Lars Reichelt, ex-CEO of Cell C, announced on Twitter yesterday that Cell C has covered over 60% of the South African population with their HSPA+ network