Artificial intelligence is evolving beyond generative AI to a more autonomous and proactive form known as Agentic AI. Unlike traditional AI that requires user…
Cell C ordered to withdraw ‘4Gs’ campaign
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) on Thursday ruled that Cell C’s new 4Gs campaign is “dishonest” and “misleading” and must be withdrawn with “immediate…
Entrepreneurship drought: ‘South Africans low on confidence’
The Branson Centre of Entrepreneurship has appointed Judi Sandrock as Chief Entrepreneurship Officer (CEO) to oversee the rebranding of the Branson School of Entrepreneurship,…
VC: ‘If you can’t describe your business in a tweet, it’s not a business’
PoweredbyVC is a venture capital fund based in Cape Town, initially established in 2010 by members of emerging market investment group Here Be Dragons…
Nokia’s Ovi store gaining worldwide momentum
With a global reach of 140-million service users worldwide, Nokia today announced that more than 200 000 people are signing up daily to Ovi…
Cell C begins countrywide roll-out of ‘4G’ network
The Cell C marketing roadshow has been touring South Africa with all the pomp and ceremony of a well-oiled touring rock band. The network,…
New social network for SA media, advertising industry
A new online service for the media, marketing and advertising industries that combines news and analysis with social networking is just weeks away from…
Kalahari.net makes big eBooks play
Kalahari.net, the country’s largest online retailer, has introduced their own eBook reader, custom built in Adobe Air — with a new eBook store to…
iPad launch: Tech-savvy Namibia 1, South Africa 0
Apple’s iPad has just been launched in Nambia. For a once-off payment of N$1 999, and an additional N$400 per month, you can walk…
iPhone 4: MTN is cheaper, Vodacom already sold out
South Africa’s two largest cellular operators both launched the iPhone 4 at separate events last night. And by 11AM on Day One, Vodacom SMSed…
Twitter.com exploited, then fixed! As you were…
What passes for normality has returned to the Twittersphere, and a “malicious flaw” that appeared on the micro-blogging platform appears to have been fixed….
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