All posts tagged "Arthur Goldstuck"
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GadgetWheels
Range Rover takes
flagship into EV era1 October 2026In an exclusive interview at JLR HQ, Range Rover MD Martin Limpert tells ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK how...
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GadgetWheels
Range Rover Electric offers off-road delight
1 October 2026The first electric Range Rover tackled Gaydon’s sand, gravel and rock climbs with startling ease, writes...
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GadgetWheels
Range Rover Sport Electric turns up the fun
1 October 2026JLR has given its most powerful Sport a lively throttle and the suspension to keep up...
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Gadget of the Week
Gadget of the Week: Epson takes on the home office
30 September 2026Filling the EcoTank L6370 is easy; finding one’s way through its app, not so much, writes...
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Hardware
Signpost: Lost tech is
hiding in plain sight28 September 2026Thousands of company devices may be “missing” only on paper, creating unnecessary costs and security headaches,...
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GadgetWings
Travel Tech: When flight trackers expose your secrets
25 September 2026Since aircraft must broadcast their identity and ships have to report their course, revealing patterns become...
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Gadget of the Week
Gadget of the Week: Instax
Mini 13 is a pastel stunner23 September 2026Fujifilm’s latest instant camera adds two self-timers and a clever wrist-strap prop for getting the photographer...
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Artificial Intelligence
Signpost: African banks
teach AWS about AI22 September 2026Building the original cloud was only the beginning of African influence on the organisation, AWS MD...
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GadgetWings
Travel Tech: KnowRoaming returns for the eSIM era
18 September 2026South African investment group DNI has invested in the travel SIM pioneer to help expand its...
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GadgetWheels
Passenger review: Lounging about in the VW Caravelle
17 September 2026For once, business class in a car really does call to mind an airport lounge, writes...
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Gadget of the Week
Gadget of the Week: Samsung watch crosses new horizons
16 September 2026Samsung’s Galaxy Watch Ultra2 expands its outdoor capabilities across a range of adventure sports, writes ARTHUR...
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Arts and Entertainment
Africa’s SF future is
waiting to be filmed15 September 2026South African filmmakers have the stories and a production base capable of taking them to global...
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Artificial Intelligence
AI lawyer diagnoses SA’s labour pains
15 September 2026Labour disputes accounted for 37% of questions submitted to the My AI Lawyer service in the...
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Hardware
Signpost: Packard Bell
gets another life14 September 2026Acer has turned to a 100-year-old brand to open a new consumer technology segment, it revealed...
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GadgetWheels
Nissan X-Trail smooths out the rough stuff
14 September 2026South Africa’s potholes and speed bumps bring out the best in the refreshed Nissan X-Trail, writes...
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GadgetWings
Travel tech: The computer failure that grounded Britain
11 September 2026It was cold comfort for South Africans that a massive air-traffic-control failure in the UK this...
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Gadget of the Week
Gadget of the Week:
IFA gets physical9 September 2026The best ideas at IFA 2026 in Berlin came from engineers rediscovering what can be done...
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GadgetWheels
Startling numbers under the hood of Naamsa figures
9 September 2026BYD outsold four familiar Japanese marques combined in August, as unlikely comparisons reveal how SA’s vehicle...
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Artificial Intelligence
AI is now superior to
humans – or is it?7 September 2026OpenAI’s announcement of the Astra model on Thursday came with a breathtaking claim of achieving AGI,...
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Hardware
Signpost: Epson projects a future beyond printers
7 September 2026Epson is doubling down on home projectors to expand its brand into the home and classroom,...