Best of Tech News July 2009
By Mike Joubert 31 July 2009All the imporant tech activity in July 09 FULL STORY >
Smart Sites for Bigger Brains
By Mike Joubert 31 July 2009The Internet isn???t only about keyboard playing cats and Facebook. It???s also awash with brilliant educational information and tools to download and use. We hand-picked some of the best educational sites online. FULL STORY >
Twitter offer front page search
By Thomas McKinnon 30 July 2009Twitter has had a little rethink about their landing page in a bid to attract new users. FULL STORY >
Windows Mobile strikes back
By Thomas McKinnon 29 July 2009The HTC Touch Pro2, the Touch Diamond2 and the Snap were unveiled last night at a function held in Fourways, Johannesburg. The devices represent a high-end, mid-range and entry level WM smartphone offering respectively and are Microsoft???s answer to the Android... FULL STORY >
Govt has too much influence in communications
By Thomas McKinnon 28 July 2009Internetix 09, the annual technology conference hosted by Internet Solutions, kicked off this morning at The Forum in Bryanston???s The Campus technology park. FULL STORY >
ICASA establish minimum service standards
By Thomas McKinnon 27 July 2009ICASA???s End-User and Subscriber Service Charter Regulations 2009 has set high minimum customer service standards for mobile operators FULL STORY >
Seacom not only bandwidth but hope
By Mike Joubert 24 July 2009It is difficult to convey the hope that yesterday???s switching on of the 17 000 km Seacom cable brings. FULL STORY >
24 overhaul blogs
By Thomas McKinnon 23 July 2009The free ?ǣmake-your-own-blog service???, 24.com blogs, has been overhauled and renamed LetterDash. FULL STORY >
Android Market opening August
By Thomas McKinnon 23 July 2009Leaf have announced that the Android Market will be available to South Africans in August 2009. FULL STORY >
256GB USB Flash Drive
By Thomas McKinnon 22 July 2009Kingston has announced the availability of a new 256GB USB flash drive, but it???ll cost you R6655 excl. FULL STORY >
The Thirty Meter Telescope
By Thomas McKinnon 22 July 2009Mauna Kea on Hawai\'i Island has been selected as the site for the world???s next biggest telescope. FULL STORY >
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