SoundHound, Honda, to build voice artificial intelligence

SoundHound has announced a partnership with Honda to accelerate the development of a voice-enabled AI assistant.

Friends fall into social jealousy trap

Research has shown that social media users now feel jealous should their post receive less likes...

Killer chillers for banana ripeners

The Banana Ripening Centre provides a critical service to farmers, acting as a staging facility and...

Win with Gadget and xXx: State of the Union

Gadget and Ster-Kinekor are giving away five double sets of IMAX tickets to the opening of...

rAge prepares for big 15

As rAge prepares to celebrate 15 years of gaming, technology and gadgets exhibitors and visitors are...

Chromebook boosting classrooms

After allaying its critics, Chromebook has been labelled by educators as the essential classroom tool. In...

MS offers more grants for Internet access

In December 2016 Microsoft renewed its Affordable Access Initiative grant fund to assist companies working to...

Nokia flagship sails into SA

HMD Global has announced the Nokia 8 smartphone running Android and using ZEISS optics for its...

The art of the app

Developing an app is easy, clearly seeing as every business is doing it, however understanding the...

Dell delivers on merger promise

An IDC survey revealed that 91% of Dell Technologies customers surveyed worldwide believe Dell and EMC have delivered on...

Rivals arrives next month

Electronic Arts has announced that Command & Conquer will launch worldwide on December 4, 2018 for...

How high-tech will personalise health

The health sector is on the cusp of a step change that will see patients benefit...

Be a corporate Khaleesi

We often learn from art – even though it is sometimes far fetched. GUY MARTIN, CEO...

VMware expands Security Alliance

At last week’s VMworld 2017 Europe the company expanded its Mobile Security Alliance (MSA) with the...

Gorillaz and Jaguar Land Rover nab a code-cracker

Jaguar Land Rover has hired the first of the next generation of electronics and software engineering...

Is it goodbye, private car?

Could cars be the next part of everyday life to be transformed from a physical product...

Internet rise will open SA e-commerce doors

The recent closure of Stuttafords has raised the concern that more companies need to incorporate e-commerce...

AI will change health

How we adapt technology to the people who use it – patients, health insurers and providers...

Why we get scammed

Con artists have been plying their trade since time immemorial, but the internet opened the floodgates...

Samsung wants to be back without a bang

Samsung this week released its findings on the exploding batteries of the Note 7, but is...