Next big name in TV – and social responsibility
The Chinese appliance giant Hisense is still relatively unknown in South Africa, but that’s about to change, thanks to a visionary investment, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK.
Click here to read more...Switchboard in your pocket
New services from Neotel and Vodacom bring closer the ideal of bringing together a landline and mobile number, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK.
Click here to read more...Tablet war erupts with choice
A quality low-end tablet from ASUS and the imminent arrival of Sony’s flagship Tablet Z brings compelling new choices to the market, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK.
Click here to read more...Travel without tears, Pt 2: Bill-beaters
In the second part of a guide to reducing the stress of travel , ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK offers practical tools for avoiding cellphone bill-shock on return.
Click here to read more...Samsung scores big with Chelsea
A global initiative to give young boys a chance to be coached at Chelsea Football Club showed how sponsorship can go beyond return on investment, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK.
Click here to read more...Acer opens new window for
Windows 8
A firm date for a Windows Blue preview release and a new approach to computing by Acer add up to a new window of opportunity for Microsoft, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK.
Click here to read more...Taking the trial out of travel (Part 1)
As foreign travel becomes more of a mission than a pleasure, sites and services are emerging to help reduce inconvenience, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK.
Click here to read more...Samsung’s long shadow over Apple
Lurking behind Apple’s share-price woes is the manner in which the Samsung Galaxy S4 further eclipses the iPhone 5, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK.
Click here to read more...The coming of the Big 4
Four major new phones are about to be released in South Africa. ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK highlights the key differentiators in the devices from Samsung, Sony, HTC and BlackBerry.
Click here to read more...You can’t bank on it
Absa and Investec both finally launched banking apps in the last two weeks – and both have taken a narrow view of the market, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK.
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