Smartphone captures camera's decline

Not long ago, life's precious moments were captured by someone who had the foresight to carry a camera.

Cellphone bonanza 'over'

Cellphone connections expected to rise 30% in five years but developing markets will not match Western revenues.

Africa's mobile economic revolution

In 1998, there were fewer than four million celllphones in Africa. Today, there are more than 500-million.

Last chance to Rica

Register your cellular, data or other SIM card before June 30 or have it blocked.

How the smartphone is killing the PC

Smartphones are more powerful than the desktop computers we dreamed of in the 1980s. This year they are outselling PCs -- and may replace our wallets.

Cellphone use may cause cancer, says WHO

Cellphone users may be at increased risk from brain cancer and should use SMSing and hands-free devices to reduce exposure.

Blatter poised for re-election after Fifa storm

Fifa president Sepp Blatter was poised to be re-elected as head of world football on Wednesday after riding out the worst crisis of his career.

Nokia to shed thousands of jobs

Nokia said on Wednesday it would cut 4  000 jobs in a restructuring aimed at stopping the haemorrhaging of its market share.

Beware international call forwarding fraud

What is international call forwarding fraud and can you be affected?

8ta signs up 186 000 in first month

Telkom's 8ta grips 186 033 users in its first month, while hoping to encourage other service providers to bring their fixed-line costs down.

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