Cellphone
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Google, which collects large amounts of data from users of its myriad services, plans to publish information about the movement of people to allow governments...
There's been much talk on the subject after the 'State of Capture' report placed Eskom CEO Brian Molefe in the vicinity of the Gupta home using cellphone records.
The city has confiscated more than 10,000 cellphones since its by-law came into effect in 2013.
SA rapper Cassper Nyovest has teamed up with MTN and AG mobile to bring out the new AG #Hashtag cellphone, which includes an app which allows direct chats with the star.
Dominic Cull, Regulatory Advisor at Ellipsis Regulatory Solutions, spoke to Gugs Mhlungu and Sizwe Dhlomo on #NightTalk about how phone tapping can happen through apps used by people.
A couple of villages in Mehsana & Banaskantha districts in Gujarat have imposed the ban in recent weeks.
The 36-year-old man took away his daughter's cellphone in an act of discipline.
Founder & CEO of Rethink Education, Douglas Hoernle, chats to Cape Talk's Kieno Kammies about an innovative digital education platform that’s changing the way high schoolers learn by using their mobile phones.
MTN and Vodacom say new-technology connections like 4G mean more data is used by devices.
Vodacom, MTN, Neotel & Cell C are accused of proposing call and data rate increases.
The City of Cape Town has warned motorists against using their cellphones while driving.
A Joburg policeman was photographed driving on Barry Hertzog Drive while using two cellphones.
The ministry's annual reports revealed more than 54,000 mobile phones were seized during searches.
It’s alleged Frans du Toit who is serving a life sentence was given a cell phone by a warden at the prison.
In restructuring its debt, the cellphone carrier is hoping to free up cash to re-invest in infrastructure.
The cellphone giants have accused Icasa of unlawful and miscalculated mobile termination rates.
Cellphone call costs are set to drop by nearly 50 percent from 1 May.
Icasa has announced lower termination rates meaning calls to other networks will become cheaper.
The shares dipped after Icasa said it planned to bring down the cost of calling between networks.