LIME prepaid mobile customers can now top up their phones by sending a text message.  Using LIME’s new, innovative Self Top Up service, as the name suggests, LIME prepaid customers can now top up their prepaid phones from the comfort of their home or while traveling – from their mobile phone or from a personal computer.

Prime Minister Bruce Golding has good enough reasons to support the Cybercrimes Bill after a recent incident left him holding thousands of US dollars in credit-card debt.

LIME, the Caribbean’s only full service telecoms provider, and Research In Motion (RIM), a global leader in wireless innovation, today announced the launch of the sleek and powerful BlackBerry® Bold™ 9700 smartphone, which is expected to be available in LIME stores in early February.

The Privy Council in London this morning dismissed an appeal by Digicel against a decision made by the Jamaican Court of Appeal in 2007 which resulted in Digicel having to pay over $340 million to LIME (then Cable & Wireless Jamaica).

The Digicel network is now functioning well in Port-au-Prince with more and more customers connecting to it and being able to make and receive calls, text messages, email and BlackBerry Messenger messages.