Post Archive for March 2011

An article from 1998 mathematically explains the benefits of shared links.

How does one download critical software or OS updates in areas of intermittent Internet access? Open source, Microsoft, Apple – it doesn’t matter. At some point, all current software will be eligible for an update.

A look at WiMAX progress, its challenges, and LTE technology. Includes maps from 2008 and 2011.
Google Ghana’s top searched terms, EASSy in Botswana, Wikileaks exposes Kenya/China ICT relations, .africa still in the works

One year ago, we praised eLearning Africa for giving an opportunity for Africans to “re-create the African collective memory.” Fortunately, eLearning Africa is again sponsoring an African photo competition to show how ICTs are changing the way Africans live.