Here are some of the most popular posts I published on Bandwidth blog since its launch one year ago.

South Africa’s top startups to watch (Was published in print)

Afrigator beta launched (Was picked up by ReadWriteWeb)

24.com launch Laaik.it social media aggregator (Breaking news)

The offices of todays internet companies (Reached the Digg homepage)

Microsoft wants Yahoo – $50 Bil (Bandwidth Blog’s best rumour published of 2007)

Meet the PayPal mafia

Afrigator: The Best of African Social Media, in Real Time

It’s The (Other) Algorithm, Stupid! Understanding DiggRank

Google’s sneak attack? Adsense for Facebook

Kevin Rose: Mobile Web Is The Next Big Thing

Go West LinkedIn CEO: We’d only sell for “a helluva lot”

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Just wrote a post about the new version of Yeigo due to be released sometime this week. Support local startups go get Yeigo! Read the article here.

With Yeigo 2.1 you can make WiFi calls to anywhere in the world, it’s like Skype on your phone but uses 90% less bandwidth (which makes it a chunk cheaper) and has a great deal less lag. To make calls to non Yeigo users you need to buy Yeigo credits just like Skype although its cheaper. You can call anyone anywhere in the world all you need is the credits – One of the Yeigo staff members called a friend in Dublin, Ireland for five minutes and cost him a measly $1.30. Now if your used to Telscum’s global call rates thats pretty impressive!