JBB Research recently shared their 10 predictions for the African wireless market in 2010 with Bandwidth blog – 1. Mobile...
Sub-Saharan Africans will soon be able to connect to the Internet pretty-much anywhere they are ““ even while on a...
Broadband provider iBurst has launched iGame Unlimited as a premium open gaming platform for South Africa‘s online gaming community. For...
Local wireless broadband provider, iBurst, has hit back at the broadband war currently being waged by MWEB and other ISPs...
A joint effort by Cape Town Partnership and wi-fi hotspot provider Skyrove means that Capetonians will now be able to...
They have become a filter for our world. Millions of little programs. Here is the current state of all things apps on the mobile.
Thanks to Distimo, we can look at what is the most popular apps in the various appstores of the different platforms - the report covers the Apple App Store for iPad and iPhone (with specific focus on in-app purchases), as well as BlackBerry App World (Worldwide), Google Android Market, Nokia Ovi Store, Palm App Catalog and Windows Marketplace for Mobile for June 2010 in the United States.
This morning MyBroadband had an interesting article about the sales of iPhone vs Blackberry in SA. Despite the success of...
I dont know whether RIM's CEO, Mike Lazaridis' recent statements is brave or foolish.
You might have heard that RIM eventually opened up their communications to the UAE, so it is possible that a similiar situation will occur in India, a country with over 600 million cellular subscibers.
Clearly teens are texting each other at a incredible rate, and Mashable claims that this form of communication has surpassed normal face to face communication with many people.
Despite 8ta‘s low call costs and reasonable data rates, the thing most people seem to most impressed by is the...
