Lenovo made a bold statement at MWC 2025, unveiling a lineup of cutting-edge laptops, concept devices, and software innovations that showcase the company’s focus…
Burning Hot: future jobs, the BlackBerry Q5 and SA mobile game Snailboy
The top stories on Burn Media this week? Well, they include some seemingly crazy futuristic jobs, a review of BlackBerry’s latest smartphone and the…
Nokia serves up YouTube uploader app, beats Google to the punch
If you’ve got a thing for capturing videos on the fly, Nokia just gave you a pretty sound reason to buy the Lumia 1020….
Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos launch competing bids for NASA launchpad
This could be one of the most epic bid-offs in history. Amazon’s Jeff Bezos and Tesla Motor’s Elon Musk are squaring up in a…
Hack exposes 2m Ubuntu user email addresses, password details
The email addresses, password details and user names of every single user on the Ubuntu forums — an estimated 1.85-million people — have been…
Burning Hot: the viral impala, Nokia Lumia 1020 and Africa’s tech scene
Take some African superheroes, throw in a crazy leaping impala and add one of the most impressive cameras ever to grace the back of…
Burning Hot: Bitcoin, Kipochi and M-Pesa | GTA 5 | Martin Bjergegaard
What do you get when you combine advice for startups, the much-anticipated new Grand Theft Auto game and Bitcoin? This week’s episode of Burning…
Iran to give all citizens state-controlled email addresses
Iran has taken another step in its bid for complete control over its citizens’ online activities. Following plans for an “Iran-ternet“, selective filtering of…
Burning Hot: First Lady’s Instagram, Dave McClure’s Twitter tips, bionic eye
This week’s Burning Hot is all very social with a slice of futuristic gadgetry thrown in for good measure. Michelle Obama recently joined Instagram…
Twitter halts auto and bulk follows in latest developer guideline update
A new update from Twitter has seen the social network put an end to automatic and bulk following. The changes, announced as part of…
Nokia takes full control of Nokia Siemens networks
Nokia has officially taken full control of its telecoms equipment joint venture Nokia Siemens Network after buying out Siemens in an estimated €1.7-billion (US$2.2-billion)…
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