South Africa’s AI PC revolution is officially underway. ASUS, in partnership with AMD, has unveiled its 2025 Expert P Series lineup — a full…
Google to face US antitrust probe
The US Federal Trade Commission is poised to open a formal antitrust probe into whether Internet search giant Google has abused its dominance on…
SEACOM extends internet connectivity for Zimbabwe
SEACOM, the privately owned African internet connectivity provider, this week announced it had reached a deal with Mozambique to provide a new link to…
India to investigate antitrust complaints against Apple
India may investigate a complaint against Apple after allegations that the US computer giant violated local competition laws, an antitrust agency official told Dow…
Lulzsec ‘glorious leader’ arrested
Having worked with the FBI, Scotland Yard announced the arrest of a 19-year old, Ryan Cleary. The arrest is notable as it is believed…
Campfire pot for USB charging
A Japanese company has come up with a new way to charge your mobile phone after a natural disaster or in the great outdoors…
Research shows 62% of South Africans shop using their mobile devices
A recent study by InMobi, an independent mobile ad network, reveals that African mobile web users prefer the mobile channel (46%) to their Desktop…
Rehabillitation clinic aims to help South Korea’s internet addicts
An internet rehabilitation clinic has opened in South Korea in the hopes of making a dent in the millions considered to be internet addicts…
Lulz hackers: Self-confessed malicious vandals
Computer hackers who have hit the websites of the CIA, US Senate, Sony and others during a month-long rampage said Friday that they were…
Bitcoin owners victims of virtual pickpockets
Virtual currency, Bitcoin, is latest target of hackers by penetrating computers and swiping their digital wallets, according to computer security firm Symantec. “Malware authors…
Watch out: Hackers go old-school
If you thought that never clicking on strange links, or making sure that your antivirus software was up to date was enough to safeguard…
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