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Neotel: Upgrade to iOS7 at 50Mbps for free
Neotel is offering a free Wi-Fi service for iOS or Android updates, supported by its 50Mbps NeoBroadband fibre service
Hi guys,
I recently moved into a commune and the landlord refuses to allow us to get an adsl line.
So I was wondering what would be the best option for me to do, getting a 3g router, neotel or any other suggestions would help.
There are 2 of us sharing the house, and we are willing to...
Im not sure which of the two to choose as the price is both R999.00
They told me the LTE is only 2MB/s, is this true?
Then the wimax 4MB/s would be better rite?
Neotel Fibre for Business - Unusual ROI Requirements?
My business needs a reliable (very) low latency internet connection (speed is not really the issue, just latency). 1mbps upstream should do fine. Sadly there is no Fibre running past my office (DFA are about 200m away, same with City)...
Operators say no to MTN spectrum: report
Vodacom, Cell C, Neotel and Smile Communications have all objected to MTN’s application to Icasa for an 5MHz of spectrum, TechCentral reports.
Vodacom acquiring Neotel: plans "progressing well"
Vodacom’s plans to acquire Neotel are progressing well, sources say; Vodacom currently performing due diligence on Neotel
Hi,
I run my own web agency and I need for my broadband to be running smoothly non stop and I have been to to satin and back with my broadband providers and it seems there just isn't any one solution to ensure a consistent internet experience.
The problem:
Afrihost: Moved to MTN network...
Neotel earnings milestone
Neotel CEO, Sunil Joshi has announced that the group has achieved its first operating profit since it launched in the country in 2006.
Telecoms consolidation fever in South Africa?
Industry players speculate that Telkom is planning to buy Cell C, Vodacom and MTN are looking to buy Neotel, and Internet Solutions looking to become a big telco