Father of Georgia school shooting suspect arrested, 7-Eleven owner rejects $38bn buyout offer, Meet the woman behind Hermès Man, and Anger over topless medical exams in Japan schools.
How are we ever going to tell the difference between humans and robots now?
Fitness device manufacturer Fitbit is withdrawing from the South African market after parent company Google made the decision that the SA market ain’t doing it for them anymore.
We’ve got both the brains and the attitude to make the 4IR work for us all, we just need to have the right support where it’s needed.
Most of us will fondly recall the satisfying thumb-click of our first BlackBerry. Now it is just thought of as that thing you owned before you got an iPhone.
At least we don’t have to peer into his cold, dead, virtual avatar eyes anymore.
We’re talking about saving on AirPods, AirTags, MacBooks, Apple Magic Keyboards, Trackpads, Apple Pencils, Apple TVs, iPads, speakers, headphones, chargers, and so much more.
This is pretty cool. It’s a website called Window Swap, that lets you flip through the views from people’s homes around the world.
Rumour has it that, with a host of new features, the Apple WatchOS 7 is destined to be a game-changer.
Narratiive has released its website traffic statistics for July, revealing the largest online publishers in South Africa.
Back in 1996, Bill Gates was the only tech business owner amongst the world’s 10 richest people. That has all changed pretty quickly.
Jeep’s next level offroad J6 is just a concept, but it looks pretty damn close to their new double cab bakkie, the Gladiator.
Apple’s highly anticipated augmented reality glasses might be coming your way sooner than expected, and people are understandably excited.
A tech billionaire and his wife have set a new Australian record for the most expensive property ever sold. Good on ya, mate.
Billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates has dropped a massive truth bomb about population growth in Africa, the future of technology, and the next big pandemic, ‘Disease X’.
This year’s Consumer Electronics Show saw some interesting products, and The Verge was kind enough to share their favourite picks.
With the high levels of road rage we are exposed to on a daily basis, its not surprising Cape Town also has a teeth grinding problem. But stress is not the issue.
It’s all fun and games to make fun of teens who are glued to their phones, but the facts point towards a looming mental health crisis.
Feeling exhausted and overworked? Perhaps it’s time to focus on an alternative work schedule, one that encourages employees to get their mind off work live the holiday.
Cyberattack spreads across world. More dead in CT club war. Startup raises $500m to build Matrix. Trump’s backlash surprise. Wikileaks’ $100k for Comey tapes. Diana’s lover heart attack. Beckham buying island. The Crown loses. N.Korea did it again.
Every wondered what an intern position at one of the world’s biggest tech companies pays? Well, here’s something to make your Friday a whole lot worse.
The similarities of the ‘Kairos Society’ to the exclusive underground tech entrepreneur members’ club in Cape Town is hard to ignore.
One thing is for sure, which is that the African market can be a volatile one. Some failed predictions are pretty decent evidence of that.
Cybercrime is damn scary – but if you thought you had heard the worst of it, what with people spying on you through your computer’s camera or your family finding out you are having an affair via a mass data leak, you have no idea.
The odd wrong number, a silly story someone thinks needs covering, these are part and parcel of the business of running a news platform.
Another year, another list of impending challenges for both companies and individuals – but this time, two new sources of stress for local businesses have entered the realm and altogether it’s not looking pretty.
There are certain things in life that are ticking time bombs, and dealing with some type of IT problem is about as sure a thing as you’ll get. Ready yourselves.
Yeah, you’re pretty sure you have most of your important stuff stored somewhere on a hard drive, right? Best you check, because the wheels can really come off.
With a recent funding round providing a further two years of startup growth, South Africa’s fastest growing social network has never been more exciting.
I enjoy apps like Instagram and Pinterest, but they’re not adding anything particularly useful to my life. They’re not making me more efficient, you see.