If you’ve just bought your first camera, you’re about to embark on an exciting journey into the world of photography. While modern cameras come…
Jawbone launches UP, the wearable health monitor
Jawbone, creator of some of the damn finest Bluetooth headsets in existence has launched “UP”, a wearable gadget for Apple devices which monitors basic…
‘84% owner of Facebook’ ordered back to the US
Paul Ceglia, who has been waging a legal war against Mark Zuckerberg from Ireland, has been ordered to return back to the US by…
UK accused of hypocrisy at global internet talks
The first day of a global summit aimed at addressing cyber-security threats and setting up the “rules of the road” for the internet saw…
Making the iPad keyboard relevant with the TouchFire keyboard
Typing on the iPad is not without its faults. An onscreen keyboard minus the tactical feedback of each keystroke has never been ideal, but…
Uncharted 3 drops for eager PS3 players
Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception is the third and final chapter in the Playstation 3’s Uncharted series, ending the trilogy off on a high note….
Politicians, tech leaders to meet in London for cyberspace conference
Politicians and high-profile tech leaders from over 60 countries are heading to London to discuss the benefits and security risks of cyber-space. Among those…
Online auction site gives bidders chance to play chess grandmaster
Bidorbuy, a large online auction site, based in South Africa, is set to give people a unique bidding opportunity. Six winning bidders will have…
YouTube partners with celebrities to drive original programming
Globally popular video-sharing platform YouTube is set to partner with a number of high-profile celebrities to add around 100 channels of original programming. The…
Naspers closes African eCommerce sites
Emerging markets media giant Naspers is set to discontinue a number of African ecommerce platforms. In a brief statement on dealfish.co.ke, the company’s investment…
MXit primarily used by adults finds SA social media study
No longer the forgotten step-child of South African internet activity, a study by Fuseware and World Wide Worx has found that along with e-mail,…
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