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    Coolest tech developments in 2012

    Coolest tech developments in 2012 A panel of South African experts share their views on the coolest developments in technology during 2012
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    SA tech triumphs in 2012

    SA tech triumphs in 2012 In spite of the many challenges faced in South Africa, there have been a number of exciting triumphs in 2012
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    South Africa's top tech personality of 2012

    South Africa's top tech personality of 2012 Who was South Africa’s personality of the year in the technology sector?
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    SA broadband connections and Internet access

    SA broadband connections and Internet access Latest DMMA/Effective Measure statistics reveal which connections are used most to access the Internet in South Africa
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    Biggest tech announcements of 2012

    Biggest tech announcements of 2012 Local technology experts give their views on the biggest South African tech announcement of 2012
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    Top gadgets of 2012

    Top gadgets of 2012 South Africa’s top tech gurus select their best gadgets of the year, which include a smartphone, a tablet, mini-tablet and even a quadricopter
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    56kbps dial-up to become a premium Internet access service

    56kbps dial-up to become a premium Internet access service Dial-up numbers are fast declining, but it will not die completely soon and is set to become an expensive, premium service
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    Facebook, Twitter stats for SA

    Facebook, Twitter stats for SA World Wide Worx MD has revealed some of South Africa’s Facebook stats
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    Most popular social networks, IMs on SA mobiles

    Most popular social networks, IMs on SA mobiles Findings of the new Mobility 2012 survey reveals the most popular social networks and instant messaging services in SA
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    Mobile broadband is eating into voice revenues

    Mobile broadband is eating into voice revenues A new study from World Wide Worx finds that mobile voice revenues have declined while data spend has increased
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    Who is killing South Africa's video stores?

    Who is killing South Africa's video stores? Piracy, distributor monopolies and video-on-demand blamed
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    MTN leads in post-paid activations

    MTN leads in post-paid activations Industry statistics show that MTN has been signing up more contract subscribers than its competitors
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    Microsoft launches Office 365 in South Africa

    Microsoft Office 365 launched in SA Office “in the cloud” from Microsoft launches commercially in SA
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    Cell C throws a cat among the pigeons

    Cell C throws a cat among the pigeons There’s no question that Cell C is putting the cat among the pigeons and shaking up the market
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    Fixing South Africa's Internet: what you can do

    Fixing South Africa's Internet: what you can do Recommendations to government and industry on what must be done to improve SA’s Internet economy
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    SA's Internet economy accounts for 2% of GDP - Study

    Internet economy 2% of SA GDP: Study A new study from World Wide Worx determined the contribution of the Internet economy to South Africa’s GDP
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    SA Internet users grow in numbers

    SA Internet user numbers blossom The number of South Africans using the internet has significantly risen because of the impact of smartphones and mobile phones, a new study has shown.
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    South African Internet stats for 2011 revealed

    South African Internet stats for 2011 revealed World Wide Worx MD Arthur Goldstuck has unveiled the headline findings of their upcoming Internet Access in SA 2012 study
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    LTE in mortal danger in South Africa

    LTE in mortal danger in South Africa ICASA and the DoC must act quickly on spectrum assignment issues or risk killing LTE like they did WiMAX, argues World Wide Worx MD Arthur Goldstuck
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    iPad 3 packaging should warn about 4G

    iPad 3 packaging should warn about 4G Apple distributor should warn customers about South Africa’s lack of “4G”, suggests analyst
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