Why Premium Devices Matter In South Africa’s competitive mobile market, networks are no longer just fighting for subscribers. They are fighting for the country’s…
New Google doodle by 13-year old to celebrate world cup
Google on Friday sported an interesting new “doodle” on its South African web presence to celebrate the kick-off of the Fifa World Cup. What…
Local student wins prestigious Google scholarship
A computer science student at Rhodes University in Grahamstown has won a prestigious Google scholarship and is set to fly to Zurich this month…
Google Street View makes house-hunting ‘easier’ in SA
Following Tuesday’s launch of Google Street View in South Africa, RE/MAX of Southern Africa announced that it has become the first real estate franchise…
Google: ‘Not every day you find an elephant in Street View’
It’s not every day that you find an elephant in Street View, or for that matter get to visit most of the new soccer…
Gazuma: A new option for mobile gamers
SkillPod Media, a recent finalist in the Excellence in the Management of Systems category of the Technology Top 100 (TT100) awards, claims to have…
18 questions with Shuttleworth Foundation’s Steve Song
As the Telecommunications Fellow at the Shuttleworth Foundation, Steve Song is passionate about exploring ways of driving down the cost of communications infrastructure in…
Jamiix: The Cape Flats startup that’s going global
Jamiix, a brand new social-media aggregator that was developed on Cape Town’s notoriously under-resourced and impoverished Cape Flats is launching internationally with grand ambitions…
Mobile apps far outpace mobile browsing, reveals study
When it comes to internet useage via mobile devices, applications far outpace browsing, even though both types of activity are available on almost two-thirds…
Comrades Marathon gets a social media boost
The world’s oldest and largest ultra-marathon, the Comrades, is getting social media-savvy in the form of an official Twitter stream that will be live…
Yahoo CEO tells TechCrunch God to F— Off
In this rather funny clip, Techcrunch founder Michael Arrington is brought down to earth in dramatic fashion by the straight-talking and rather foul-mouthed Yahoo!…
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