Powered by a MediaTek chipset, the Digit4G Energy is set to land in South Africa, with a potential price tag of R699.
Using satellite connectivity provided by Project Kuiper, Vodacom and Vodafone will be able to bring connectivity to areas they may previously have been unable to.
A new study from speedtester Ookla confirms that 5G does indeed drain smartphone battery life faster, but users can do something to fix this.
rain has announced that it has national 4G coverage with its network, combining its home and phone into one plan, branded rainOne.
Huawei’s Dr Mohamed Madkour says Africa may be embracing 5G, but 4G and LTE have massive roles to play on the continent.
Vodacom continues its push to expand coverage and reliability of its network across South Africa.
Surreptitiously announced overnight, the new Mate 50 series from Huawei has beat other phones to the punch with satellite texting feature.
Now you can pick up a Rain 4G Unlimited SIM card from Pargo pickup points inside participating Clicks stores in six local provinces.
The recent investment by Vodacom in KZN sees unconnected areas nine district and 14 local municipalities receive 3G/4G base stations.
Deployed across 21 villages, these Vodacom base stations will provide connectivity in Free State and Northern Cape municipalities.
Qualcomm confirms that it was given permission by the US government to sell to Huawei, despite the Chinese firm still being on the entity list.
Great, now even the Moon will have better LTE coverage than us.
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