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Telkom says KT Corp deal talk progressing: JSE-listed telecommunications group Telkom expects to finalise the results of a review of a potential strategic venture with Korean telecommunications company KT Corporation within the next few weeks. “The diagnostic review is well progressed,” Telkom reported in a statement on Friday. - engineeringnews

Real-time, deep-packet inspection of network traffic improves security: The real-time, deep-layer inspection of inbound, outbound and internal network traffic enables companies to improve the security of their information and also to secure information accessed remotely by different devices, says firewall supplier SonicWall director of emerging markets and Europe, Middle East and Africa distributors Dominique Honnay. - engineeringnews

Google+ Social Site Opened Up to Teens: Google Inc. opened its social- networking site to anyone 13 or older and added features to protect teenagers’ safety, helping the company compete with Facebook Inc., which has similar age requirements. - business week

Icasa settles wage dispute with CWU: The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (Icasa) and the Communication Workers Union (CWU) have agreed to an 8% salary increase for all employees falling under the bargaining unit. This follows industrial action last week by Icasa employees seeking an 11% increase, R1 500.00 housing allowance, performance management system bonus, shutdown leave between Christmas and New Year’s Day, a moratorium on retrenchments and cell phone allowance. - engineeringnews

Juniper Stock Drops on Disappointing Forecast: Shares in Juniper Networks declined sharply in extended trading on a diminished first-quarter profit forecast that implies spending cuts by Internet service providers - business week

Telkom to appoint MD for mobile unit: JSE-listed Telkom will appoint a MD for its mobile division as part of a restructuring of the unit’s leadership team, the group said on Thursday. Group CEO Nombulelo Moholi said in a statement the mobile business has matured and was geared to offer several new propositions. - engineeringnews

DoC continues broadband push into rural areas: The Department of Communications (DoC) continued to push rural connectivity and has identified 161 areas on which to focus with the aim of bridging the rural/urban divide by 2020. The DoC intended to establish 400 access centres, including community post offices and outlets, for rural people to access communication services, said Communications Minister Dina Pule on Tuesday. - engineeringnews

Apple Regains Lead in Smartphones From Samsung, Researcher Says: Apple Inc. regained the lead in global smartphone shipments from Samsung Electronics Co. last quarter after starting sales of the latest version of the iPhone, according to data from Strategy Analytics. - business week

Telkom, KT review 'well progressed': And expect to finalise their information within the next few weeks. - moneyweb

Rich Jaroslovsky on Google-Samsung Galaxy Nexus: Jan. 26 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Rich Jaroslovsky reviews the Galaxy Nexus, a Samsung Electronics Co. smartphone that is the first to ship with Google Inc.'s Android 4.0 operating system, also branded "Ice Cream Sandwich." The Galaxy Nexus costs $299 on a two-year contract from Verizon Wireless. (Rich Jaroslovsky is a Bloomberg News columnist. The opinions expressed are his own. Source: Bloomberg) - business week

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The main purpose of CyMark Largo Services is to convert data into useful information. There is a lot of information about and it is easy to generate more. But can you make sense of this data? At CyMark Largo we believe that data talks to you, it has a story to tell and our job it to make it easier for you to listen!

Telephone Expense Management is one of the areas where CyMark Largo has been involved with for many years, processing Telco call data records (CDRs), invoice data, Mobile handset records, VOIP and LCR transactions and making sense of it all. The main purpose is to provide you with the information to manage your voice infrastructure, presented either on the web or in report format. We also get actively involved in cost saving exercises and consultation on better technologies, tariffs and suppliers.

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