Sony launches the WF-1000XM6 in South Africa with upgraded noise cancelling, better call clarity and premium sound. Pricing starts at R7,999.
Obama visits Facebook headquarters
President Barack Obama will head to Facebook’s headquarters on Wednesday to tout his budget cuts to followers of the social media powerhouse, which he…
Nigeria unseats South Africa as Africa’s biggest Opera Mini user
Software company Opera, announced yesterday that Nigeria has taken the place of South Africa as the country in Africa with the highest number of…
ProPublica wins Pulitzer with digital-only series
For the first time ever, a Pulitzer Prize was awarded for a ‘digital-only’ story. ProPublica, a non-profit news startup, scooped up a Pulitzer Prize…
Chinese social network IPO hopes to raise $583-million
China’s most popular social network Renren filed for an initial public offering in the United States on Friday in the hopes of raising as…
Net Prophet offers mentorship opportunity to budding tech startups
Net Prophet, South Africa’s technology startup event, is offering promising technology start-up ventures the opportunity to receive three free days of personal hands-on mentoring…
African developers to compete on innovative Android mobile apps
Every day more than 300 000 Android devices are activated globally. A growing number of these mobile device activations are in markets across Africa,…
Arianna Huffington dismissive of ‘unpaid bloggers’ lawsuit
Arianna Huffington, co-founder of The Huffington Post, has dismissed as “utterly without merit” a lawsuit filed against the website claiming compensation for unpaid bloggers….
Google shares drop 5% after first quarter earnings report
Despite reporting a US$2.3 billion profit, Google shares fell in after-hours trading on Thursday as the internet giant’s earnings came in slightly below Wall…
Google’s search algorithm is a never-ending work in progress
The head of Google’s search evaluation team shakes his head dismissively at the idea of anyone thinking the firm’s winning internet-sifting formula is completed….
Greenpeace wants Facebook to ‘unfriend’ coal and ‘Like’ green energy
A few member of environmental activism group, Greenpeace, were outside Facebook headquarters on Wednesday, calling on the social network to “unfriend” coal energy for…
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