Hardware

New Air devices land in SA

Apple's new MacBook Air and iPad Air, along with Mac Studio – with the latest processors...

MWC 2025: Intel
unveils Xeon 6

The new system-on-chip processor improves performance and efficiency for AI and next-generation connectivity.

MWC 2025: TCL launches NxtPaper 4.0 tablet

The new version of the display technology on the 11 Plus enhances clarity, eye comfort, and...

MWC 2025: Lenovo unveils solar PC

The new Yoga Solar PC Concept, featuring a 24% solar energy conversion rate, was revealed in...

MWC 2025: Huawei
rebuilds cloud for AI

The Huawei Cloud Summit in Barcelona this week saw the company’s foundational AI model Pangu complete...

MWC 2025: Honor evolves into AI company

The smartphone maker revealed it will invest $10bn in the next five years in a three-step...

Android set to drive smartphone growth

IDC forecasts worldwide smartphone market to grow 2.3% in 2025, led by China and the USA.

What’s Next for PCs? 

Lenovo’s top 5 trends for 2025 include the rise of gaming and the circular economy, writes...

Honor AI brings 115 years of Man U to life

Advanced AI technology brings iconic images from 1910 into the 21st century, celebrating Old Trafford’s 115th...

B&O’s luxury audio
sets many new bars

If it’s Bang & Olufsen, one can expect no compromise on quality … or price, writes...

From MG to Huawei, China
startles SA market

Huawei believed that the new Nova smartphones will assist in growing its market share within the...

Latest Samsung devices mark smartphone watershed

The Galaxy S25, S25+ and S25 Ultra are defined by "agents" on the phones rather than...

Samsung launches S25
with Google’s galaxy

The unveiling of the new flagship range produced few hardware surprises but a flood of new...

Lenovo tackles AI’s intensive demands

AI's high energy consumption and climate impact are addressed by the likes of liquid cooling and...

In 2025, people want engagement

For technology to reach its full potential, inclusivity is key, writes NEIL COLQUHOUN, president of Epson...

Smartphone market rides
out challenges

Smartphones notched up 6.4% to 1.24-billion shipments in 2024, according to preliminary data from the IDC.

Older adults set to turn to wearables 

In the next 10 years, half will rely on wearables for life-saving alerts, predicts ScienceSoft.