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I've been flying out of Lanseria recently as well and I really like the quaintness of the airport, cheaper long term parking, closer parking as well as the best part - free coffee in the departure lounge! :)

I've been flying out of Lanseria recently as well and I really like the quaintness of the airport, cheaper long term parking, closer parking as well as the best part - free coffee in the departure lounge! :)

Why not consider the new N78 or the N96?

Paul I found the cheapest way to pickup an HSDPA modem is to take the MTN MyChoice TopUp 75 contract. You end up paying about R83 per month and you get a free modem as well as R75 airtime. Then since my ADSL line hasn't been installed in my new house yet and MTN has only EDGE coverage I bought a Vodacom Prepaid Starter Pack (R2) and then charged the airtime up through my online banking to buy a 1GB data bundle (R289) using a mobile phone - no calls. Bigger bundles are available as well. If you run out, you can recharge your bundle when it is under 10MB remaining. Quick and easy.

Paul I found the cheapest way to pickup an HSDPA modem is to take the MTN MyChoice TopUp 75 contract. You end up paying about R83 per month and you get a free modem as well as R75 airtime. Then since my ADSL line hasn't been installed in my new house yet and MTN has only EDGE coverage I bought a Vodacom Prepaid Starter Pack (R2) and then charged the airtime up through my online banking to buy a 1GB data bundle (R289) using a mobile phone - no calls. Bigger bundles are available as well. If you run out, you can recharge your bundle when it is under 10MB remaining. Quick and easy.

Paul I found the cheapest way to pickup an HSDPA modem is to take the MTN MyChoice TopUp 75 contract. You end up paying about R83 per month and you get a free modem as well as R75 airtime. Then since my ADSL line hasn't been installed in my new house yet and MTN has only EDGE coverage I bought a Vodacom Prepaid Starter Pack (R2) and then charged the airtime up through my online banking to buy a 1GB data bundle (R289) using a mobile phone - no calls. Bigger bundles are available as well. If you run out, you can recharge your bundle when it is under 10MB remaining. Quick and easy.

I hope she and the baby are ok. All the best.

@Steve: I think the problem with the taxis is a result of necessity. They have a business to run and I wouldn't want to be in their shoes. This country hardly makes any provision for bus lanes or anything that would ease the traffic congestion for taxis.

@Steve: I think the problem with the taxis is a result of necessity. They have a business to run and I wouldn't want to be in their shoes. This country hardly makes any provision for bus lanes or anything that would ease the traffic congestion for taxis.

Have you looked at your feed readership? I don't believe Google Analytics can track RSS feed readership as the Google Analytics tracking is enabled through JavaScript on the page itself. The same goes for Amatomu.



I personally prefer to use both Google Analytics, Amatomu and FeedBurner in conjunction. And yeah, I agree with all, the Twitter updates must go, del.icio.us isn't that bad.

Have you looked at your feed readership? I don't believe Google Analytics can track RSS feed readership as the Google Analytics tracking is enabled through JavaScript on the page itself. The same goes for Amatomu.



I personally prefer to use both Google Analytics, Amatomu and FeedBurner in conjunction. And yeah, I agree with all, the Twitter updates must go, del.icio.us isn't that bad.

Hmmm, I don't know anyone that would wear that outfit in public.

Hmmm, I don't know anyone that would wear that outfit in public.

Woot!

Looks like an intermittent issue. I get the normal icon in my IE7 browser. Could it be a broken proxy server perhaps?

Hey Robert, any relation to Bob...? Yes Bob, Bob Mugabe.

When he mentioned .NET compatibility I assume he was referring to a product by a South African company called RedFiveLabs (http://www.redfivelabs.com/) which can run .NET Compact Framework applications unchanged on the Symbian OS. Neat eh?