F5.5G Leap-forward Development of Broadband in Africa The Africa Broadband Forum 2024 (BBAF 2024) was successfully held in Cape Town, South Africa recently, under…
LaVie L first laptop to support Intel’s fourth-gen Haswell CPU
With a surprising head start, NEC dropped the specs of its up and coming LaVie L laptop. This will be rolling out on top of…
Sony Xperia ZR is the new underwater smartphone star
Today Sony announced a new addition to its family– the waterproof Xperia ZR. With this sexy number you’ll be able to take high quality…
Amazon’s future smartphone could have 3D displays
Using retina-tracking technology, ecommerce giant Amazon is rumoured to feature 3D display with its up and coming smartphone. Without the need to wear 3D…
New Olympus Pen E-P5 bringing retro back to the future
Yesterday Olympus debuted it’s mirrorless PEN E-P5 camera, the latest addition to its popular Pen series. At first glance, the design of the camera…
Invisible buttons could be the iPhone’s next big thing
Your future iPhone 6 could have invisible buttons that appears only when needed. Apple, being the cornerstone of tech aesthetics and rumour mills, never…
Razer Carcharias review: bargain price, premium sound
When I hear “Razer,” I think “dedicated gamer.” The two are almost synonymous. This headset brushes by this brittle but crucial association. The Razer…
Sony gives entry-level laptop range a makeover, sticks with bizarre names
Sony has just announced a new member to its VAIO family line-up namely the Sony VAIO Fit. Moving away from complicated titles featured in…
‘Portal’ now available for Steam on Linux
Update: Portal 2 is on the Linux Steam store under “all games” but it’s greyed out, and can’t be purchased. Perhaps it’s scheduled for a later…
‘Call of Duty: Ghosts’ is official, releases 5 November
Ladies and gentlemen, it’s official. “Ghosts are real”, reads the slogan for Activsion’s new Call of Duty. The much rumored and anticipated Call of…
‘Game Dev Tycoon’ hits back with in-game anti-piracy features
Here’s an interesting way to approach piracy as a game developer. Patrick Klug from Greenheart Games lets players fill his shoes as a struggling…
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