The week in review

The week in review

Wednesday, 07 November 2012 00:00 Written by Phahamang Thakudi

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Vodacom has officially launched international call rates that undercut Cell C’s signature 99c tariff by 10c. SA’s first mobile operator announced the induction of its 89c promotion that came to light at the end of September, when a source revealed the operator’s imminent plans to trim international tariffs. – ITWeb
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The week in review

Wednesday, 24 October 2012 00:00 Written by Patricia Pieterse and Phahamang Thakudi

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Sony Mobile Communications has opened a Sony Xperia mobile store at Vodacom World in Johannesburg. The store showcases the company’s latest Xperia Smartphones together with the wide range of Sony products. The store is the first of its kind in the Middle East and Africa, it is not confirmed if the company will open another store of this type in SA or Africa.
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The week in review

Wednesday, 19 September 2012 00:00 Written by Patricia Pieterse and Phahamang Thakudi

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While the traditional core group of digital banking channel adopters is biased towards male South Africans, statistics from SA’s core banks reveal IT in banking is being taken up by both contingents, virtually equally. SA’s biggest bank by customer number, Absa, says it has seen the “gender gap” in the adoption of digital banking narrowing, according to the Absa Digital Banking unit’s latest analysis of customer behaviour. – ITWeb
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The week in review

Wednesday, 03 October 2012 00:00 Written by Patricia Pieterse and Phahamang Thakudi

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The Western Cape Education Department recently opened the Northpine Technical High School. It is one of five technical high schools in the province. The other four are Delft Technical HS, Oude Molen, Belville and Drostdy Technical High School. Each of these schools specialises in technical subjects such as mechanical technology; electrical technology; civil technology; engineering, graphics and design; and mathematics and science, according to the department. – ITWeb
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The week in review

Wednesday, 05 September 2012 00:00 Written by Patricia Pieterse and Phahamang Thakudi

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In light of imminent ADSL speed increases by Telkom, local Internet service provider Web Africa has launched an online tool that will allow customers to monitor line speeds and performance – as well as reset ports – without third-party intervention. Web Africa says that, while faster ADSL speeds will yield benefits, consumers may be unaware of the improved service. – ITWeb
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