Forget chatbots and robo-advisors, Absa just introduced an AI-powered digital clone of award-winning journalist Fifi Peters, and it’s rewriting the rules of what’s possible…
New celebrity spotting app launches on Android Market
Startup Scoopler, a real-time search engine, was inviting owners of Android-powered smartphones to install an application that promises to alert them every time a…
Berlin is the hot new city for internet start-ups
Already a magnet for tourists and young artists, Berlin is attracting a new generation of internet start-ups, changing the ways scientists interact or musicians…
Google’s $700 million ITA buy cleared with conditions
Google’s entry into the online travel sector was cleared for takeoff as the US Justice Department gave the green light to its US$700-million purchase…
Connect with Xbox LIVE and Kinect to set a Guiness World Record
Xbox LIVE would like you to help us make history and become record breakers! On Saturday 23rd April we will be attempting to join…
Google’s latest feature: Smartphone ‘check-in’ deals
As far as location based networking is concerned, Google has been ahead of the game in several ways. Early last year the corporation secured a patent…
Toyota motor vehicles powered by Microsoft?
The internet highway is about to get a major boost as Microsoft and Toyota Motor Corp. (TMC) announced on Wednesday that they would be…
US sees internet as a way to reach China
The US broadcasting agency said it saw the internet as the future for reaching China despite its firewall, as it came under fire from…
Reppler protects your online reputation
On Tuesday a new service called Reppler launched to help people protect their reputations n Facebook. The service comes to aid those who concerned…
DealPulp offers daily bargains to online shoppers
Dealpulp.com, a startup that offers you the freshest deals, is wooing American online shoppers who are all eager for a good bargain. Based on…
Social media and smartphones: a hacker’s territory
According to recent reports by industry’s top security firms, malicious hackers are now following their unsuspecting prey onto smartphones and social networking hotspots. In…
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