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Jobs biography reveals anger over Android, respect for Zuckerberg
Excerpts from Steve Jobs’ biography have revealed a long-standing vendetta with internet giant Google. The conflict stemmed from the emergence of Google’s Android operating…
11 African tech innovators to keep your eye on
Prominent technology conference Tech4Africa has announced 11 finalists for its inaugural Innovation Award. The award aims to recognise the important role technological innovation will…
Smartphone-driven, context-aware computing the next battle-ground
There is little doubt that context will be the “defining principle” of mobile business for the next decade. That’s according to Gartner’s vice-president of…
Symantec, McCafee warn of precursor to next Stuxnet
US online security giant Symantec has warned of a new super-virus similar to the malicious Stuxnet worm believed to have preyed on Iran’s nuclear…
Google serves up Ice Cream Sandwich, Galaxy Nexus
Google gave its customers two launches in one when it unveiled its highly anticipated Ice Cream sandwich operating system, along with an all new…
Apple announces $81.1-billion hoard, lobbies for US tax-break
We all know that Apple is immensely successful. After all, it briefly overtook oil-giant Exxon to become the most valuable company on Earth earlier…
BlackBerry unveils new ‘developer friendly’ OS, BBX
BlackBerry manufacturer Research in Motion (RIM) has unveiled its next generation operating system BBX, which it claims takes the best of the BlackBerry platform…
How Google Earth is being used to track Typhoid in Nepal
For most of us, going a day without using a Google product is unimaginable. The internet giant serves up our news, email and maps….
Google denies killing newspapers, which still have wider reach than the web
Google insists that it is not stealing business away from print media, even as it becomes a dominant source of news on the web….
Google kills Buzz, hedges bets on Google+
Google has announced that it will kill its social networking tool Buzz as it seeks to put its energy into the young, but fast…
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