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Google's Chrome browser continues to take on defectors from Internet Explorer and Firefox, and may soon take over the number two spot.
The world's largest cellphone vendor by volume chops more jobs in its second major restructuring in six months.
Claims that Autonomy pitched a sale to Oracle before its sale to HP aren't doing HP any favours.
The BlackBerry maker is reported to have lost another two executives, but has only confirmed one exit.
The low price leads to concerns about Amazon's ability to keep up with demand and the device's effect on its razor-thin profit margins.
The company faces regulatory scrutiny in Ireland, over concerns about its "frictionless sharing" and use of cookies to track users.
Customers will now be able to choose from a range of uncapped broadband offerings from Telkom.
Users will now be able to use Google Analytics to see immediate feedback on site activity with the addition of real-time data reports.
Radio is still stuck on technology dating back to the 1960s, and has been forgotten as SA moves ahead with digital television.
Moving away from least-cost routing is more difficult than the company expected.
After being unveiled in May, the Windows Phone 7.5 update is now being rolled out to users globally.
The system suffers because of IT challenges and staff, says the Department of Labour.
Hardware A powerful multimedia machine, but heavy, with poor battery life. | TelecomsThe deal will significantly improve the Internet experience of Safaricom's data customers, says the company. |
Telecoms Government mulls content generation fund to give incentives to local producers, says the DOC. | TelecomsThe country aims to boost broadband, Internet and mobile penetration by 2015. |
TelecomsLess than 70% of subscribers registered their SIM cards before this week's deadline. |
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Windows keeps its iron grip on desktops, as Linux flummoxes with too much choice. But mobile may change all this.
After only 11 months at the helm, Leo Apotheker becomes the third CEO jettisoned from HP in the past six years.
MultiChoice tells Parliament that a simple converter would have sufficed for digital television, highlighting the disastrous consequences of government planning.
Google+ is like a great party venue – only problem is, I don't know anyone at the party and can't wait to get home to Facebook.
The question of online identity is as old as the Internet itself. Now social media has added a new dimension.
The two dominant IT companies wouldn't be where they are today without each other.
Managing automation is key to ensuring a consolidated communication system delivers maximum benefit.
A realistic plan is essential to get data into the cloud, and back out again.
The opt-in principle in the Protection of Personal Information Bill is not as strong as it needs to be.
A guide compiled by the Information Security Group of Africa aims to cast light on the perplexing topic of privacy.
Why cockroaches, octopuses and lizards serve as design inspiration for the next generation of robotic helpers.
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