Cell C cuts LTE deals by up to 64%

On the back of an aggressive rollout of LTE across the major metros in South Africa and the growing demand for broadband, Cell C has cut the price of its home and office broadband LTE offerings by up to 64%. “The demand for well-priced, high-speed broadband...

JRA aims to keep the lights on …

Technology plays a big role in keeping Johannesburg’s traffic lights working, and new solutions are in the pipeline that will improve the city’s track record in this regard. At 13 428km, Johannesburg has by far the largest city road network in the country...

20% of devices will be detachables by 2020

According to a new International Data Corporation (IDC) Western Europe Quarterly Tablet Tracker forecast, d Demand for detachable tablets will drive the overall European PC and tablet device market over the coming years. By 2018, detachables and slate tablets will...

Car connected in realtime LTE wins at CeBit

The “Real-Time Communication between vehicles via the LTE Mobile Network” project jointly launched by Continental, Deutsche Telekom, the Fraunhofer ESK Institute, and Nokia on the A9 motorway in Germany has won the top award in the best-practice...

Illegal mining threatens historic SA site

Wits University scientists have just learned that the existence of a famous heritage site in South Africa is in jeopardy following the commencement of illegal mining operations at Canteen Kopje, a key archaeological and historic heritage site near Barkly West in the...

Inside the new Samsung Galaxy S7

Results from a preliminary teardown of the Samsung Galaxy S7 smartphone shows that the company has included a host of small refinements into the new product, making it more expensive to build that the comparable Apple product. A preliminary estimate by IHS and its IHS...