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Catching the Mobile Wave

Columnist Ken Banks on how mobile tech is changing the developing world -- and vice versa.

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World Tech Update

by administrator on 26 Jun, 2009

Intel and Nokia team up, the iPhone 3GS launches in even more countries and the world's fastest texter is crowned. All that news and more on this week's World Tech Update.

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Africa News

  • Online scams up as more Africans use the Internet
  • Uganda fixes set rate for telco interconnection fees
  • EU allocates €4 billion for African ICT infrastructure
  • EASSY cable en route to Mozambique
  • Reporters find Northrop Grumman data in Ghana market
  • SEACOM delays cable plans because of Somali pirates
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World News

  • Judge temporarily dismisses MySpace cyberbully case
  • Net neutrality advocates score big win with broadband stimulus rules
  • Online ad groups release new behavioral ad principles
  • Palm Pre hardware glitches hard to evaluate, analysts say
  • Microsoft removes projectile-vomiting IE8 ad from Web
  • Survey casts doubt on cloud adoption
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    Tech Scene Kenya
    Content guidelines are needed now that undersea cables are laid

    By Rebecca Wanjiku
    16 Jun, 2009

    There is no doubt that the fiber optic cables will reduce the cost of connectivity; at least the high cost of satellite space will no longer be an excuse.

    The ship laying The East Africa Submarine System docked at the port of Mombasa last week, providing yet another glimmer of hope, two months after the ship laying the SEACOM cable docked.  read more »

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