Shedding alerts: Apps to keep you in light about the dark
The uptake of various new apps is directly proportional to increased load-shedding and news coverage, but developers are yet to make any money.
Internet which is actually fast enough to use
The Federal Communications Commission has changed the definition of broadband in the United States to connection speeds of 25 megabits per second or higher
Best tech predictions in South Africa
There were many great predictions in history, like the development of atomic bombs and using wireless communication devices. Here are some of South Africa’s best predictions
National Broadband Advisory Council launched
The Minister of Communications has appointed a council to advise him on implementing South Africa’s broadband policy
Cheaper BlackBerry Z3 coming to South Africa
A report from Mobile World Congress suggests that the new BlackBerry Z3 aimed at the Indonesian market will also soon be coming to SA
2013's tech failures
South African analysts and tech company bosses answer the question, “What was the biggest failure in the technology sector during 2013?”
Biggest South African tech let-downs of 2013
Analysts and SA tech company bosses give their opinion on the biggest failures of the South African technology sector during 2013
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dariel solutions
digital solutions group (dsg)
gerhard botha
gys kappers
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malcolm rabson
pbt group
world wide worx
wyzetalk
yaron assabi
South Africa could fall behind Kenya, Nigeria in Cloud use
New research suggests that South Africa may fall behind Kenya and Nigeria in Cloud use by companies
SA social media stats: Twitter, Facebook, Google+, LinkedIn
MD of World Wide Worx, Arthur Goldstuck, has taken to social networking platform Twitter to present a snapshot of the social media landscape in South Africa
iOS vs Android vs Windows tablets in SA
New data from World Wide Worx shows the market share of Android tablet PCs compared to Apple’s iPad in South Africa
Broadband spectrum licensing one step closer to reality
“Increasing network capacity, improving coverage, promoting competition, and facilitating BEE” the claimed benefits of spectrum allocation