Sony launches the WF-1000XM6 in South Africa with upgraded noise cancelling, better call clarity and premium sound. Pricing starts at R7,999.
The Five is coming: New iPhone set for launch this year
Apple plans to launch its next-generation iPhone later this year, The Wall Street Journal has reported. The newspaper, citing “people familiar with the situation,”…
Facebook add Skype video chat feature
Facebook has added a Skype video calling feature in the face of a direct challenge from Google in the social networking arena. “We think…
Counter-revolutionaries and bourgeois capital strikes back at hackers
Italian police have detained 15 suspects they believe to be members of an international hackers cabal called “Anonymous” blamed for several major online attacks,…
Netflix to expand to Latin America and Caribbean
US video giant Netflix, which has more than 23 million subscribers in the United States and Canada, has announced plans to expand to Latin…
Finding that mobile marketing ‘sweet spot’
Mobile marketing is hot! After years of false dawns, brands and agencies are recognising the mobile channel as an essential element of the marketing…
Wikileaks issues ultimatum to financial giants Visa and Mastercard
Fed up with being unable to receive funds via Visa and Mastercard, on Monday Wikileaks issued an ultimatum. According to the self described, “not-for-profit…
Fox News Twitter feed reports that Obama is dead
The US Secret Service said Monday it was investigating the apparent hacking of an official Twitter account operated by Fox News that posted a…
Google Engage to launch in SA
Google has just announced the launch of Google Engage, a new partner programme to support South African web professionals who provide services to SMBs….
Microsoft Bing to provide English results for Chinese search giant Baidu
Chinese web giant Baidu said on Monday it had reached an agreement with American software giant Microsoft to provide English-language results generated by the…
Equity giants take a slice of GoDaddy
Go Daddy, the world’s largest registrar of Internet domain names, said on Friday that it was selling a stake to three major investment firms…
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