South Africa’s LTE has a long way to go compared to the rest of the world
We might be low down on the list for LTE speed, but at least we are not last.
We might be low down on the list for LTE speed, but at least we are not last.
Cape Town’s free WiFi network is becoming more popular among residents on social media apps.
If Over the Top service are regulated, it will hinder Africa’s internet participation.
Cape Town still lags behind Joburg and Tshwane, but the city is working to gradually get more residents connected.
A new 12.8Tbps undersea internet cable for the two West African nations aims to stimulate growth through education rather than oil production.
The most important thing about TVWS is that it brings competition to net access, says DSA’s H Nwana.
FNB is giving a handful of Connect users free uncapped Fixed LTE internet, for a short while at least.
SA Connect needs almost 20 000 LTE base stations to meet government’s internet coverage and speed targets.
Now that online video on demand services like ShowMax are common in South Africa, one question has stood out among reader queries over many others. “Is my internet connection good enough for ShowMax,” people ask, or “I’m looking at this connection, will I be able to stream ShowMax?” In order
As South Africa improves its internet speeds, sadly the rest of Africa still trails behind.
The success of Telkom’s LTE wireless uncapped internet in Gauteng has prompted the company to extend the offer into other provinces from today.
The lower UHF spectrum from 470 MHz to 694 MHz can only be used for terrestrial broadcasting.