OpenAI has launched GPT 5.2, a major model upgrade now available in both the API and ChatGPT. It is described as the company’s most…
Google looks to capitalise on rising Asian IT market
Internet giant Google is set to build three data centres in Asia at a cost of more than US$200-million. The centres are being built…
IBM, Streetline to ‘take the pain out of parking’
US tech giant IBM is teaming up with a startup called Streetline in a bid to take the pain out of parking. According to…
Video review: Samsung Q10 HD Camcorder
Below is our review of the Samsung Q10 HD Camcorder, a surprisingly expensive, yet exceptionally easy to use option for the amateur recording enthusiast….
Google and the Israel Museum bring the Dead Sea Scrolls online
The Israel Museum launches its Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Project today, allowing users to examine and explore these ancient biblical manuscripts at a level…
Groupon COO heads back to Google
Groupon announced via its blog that its chief operating officer, Margo Georgiadis, would be leaving after just five months for a job with her…
Chinese luxury watch blogger forced to put a halt to posts
A Chinese blogger, most well-known for posting pictures of Chinese officials and their luxury watches, has been forced out of action due what he…
Former eBay head Meg Whitman is new HP CEO
Struggling technology giant Hewlett-Packard has named former eBay head Meg Whitman as its new president and CEO. She replaces Leo Apotheker at the helm…
Facebook looks to be ‘the story of your life’ with upcoming changes
Facebook users were greeted with a new interface this week, leaving many users baulking at a number of the updates. Following the social network’s…
No Samoa gag at RWC despite ‘holocaust’ tweet
The Samoan rugby team will not be joining their All Black counterparts in a complete Twitter ban, team management announced. This despite a controversial…
Online furniture sales on the rise says bidorbuy
We all know that online auction sites are a great place to find a deal on a whole host of products. With a bit…
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