Most SA SMEs want tech-savvy accountants

A new survey conducted by World Wide Worx for Xero shows South African SMEs want their...

Geospatial data key to growth in Africa

Africa is a place of extreme contrasts, with a booming middle class and small, rapidly growing...

Robot kits come to SA

Young engineers’ dreams to create, programme and control their own robotic creations are about to come...

CES: Emotional intelligence comes to machines

Emoshape, an A.I. microchip startup has created an emotions synthesis microchip called Emotion Processing Unit (EPU),...

Open banking revolution coming

New regulations encouraging open banking may bring additional operational challenges, but research shows open banking has the...

Education must embrace technology

The technological revolution shows absolutely no signs of abating. Quite the contrary, every aspect of life...

Robocar debuts in Paris

Roborace this weekend showed its self-driving Robocar on the city streets of Formula E’s Paris ePrix,...

MIT comes to WIts U

Wits University, in conjunction with MIT Sloan School of Management, has opened applications for teams interested...

The Most Useful Gadgets of the Year

In the second of a two-part feature on his gadgets of the year, ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK looks...

Dashcams can change insurance

Insurance providers in some countries incentivise motorists who drive vehicles fitted with a dash cam. LIZETTE...

Samsung debuts affordable A8 with high-end features

Samsung Electronics has announced the latest additions to the Galaxy A series, the Galaxy A8 smartphone. The...

Why remote working is a must for SA

Construction in Sandton and Fourways, gridlock in Cape Town are all factors building a strong case...

Half of SA corporates vulnerable to ransomware

There is a perception amongst businesses that their company’s security is good enough to stand up...

Year in Calling reveals top spam call countries

More than 10-billion calls were made this year via the Truecaller spam-avoidance app, according to the...

World’s most snapped sites: Table Mountain sneaks in

New pan-global research has revealed the top 30 most photographed landmarks worldwide – a list topped...

SA search went local in 2017

The top searches on Google in South Africa shows deepening interest in local news and places,...

Cars soon smart enough to make life-saving decisions

As the autonomous car gets closer to becoming a reality, MIKE WHITFIELD, MD at Nissan South...

Opera’s 5 topics that got SA reading in 2017

2017 may have been one of South Africa’s most politically and economically action-packed years to date,...

Microsoft opens two data centres in South Africa

Data centres in Johannesburg and Cape Town mark the beginning of the software giant’s direct data...

Gadgets of the Year

It was a year of rapid advances, intense competition and crazy new features on devices large...