Chinese smartphone manufacturer Vivo announced its entry into the South African market. Already a key player in the Chinese and Indian markets, Vivo Mobile has its eye on the budget sector – and will have two phones available that offer decent specs at affordable prices.

With new technology comes new ways to steal, and Twitter happens to be crawling with bots programmed to pick up on complimentary tweets and grab the material that has earned such praise like a maggot on rotting meat. It’ll be mere minutes before the algorithms find the art, convert it into a file and plaster all over actual T-shirts which you can buy, albeit at the expense of the artist whose livelihood depends on them not being taken advantage of like this by unscrupulous vendors.

1MORE has impressed with its range of headphones and in-ears that aim to make audiophile (or at least, audiophile adjacent) equipment a little more affordable. That, of course, doesn’t mean cheap. 1MORE uses quality components and exceptional design to deliver superlative audio gear for a discerning listener who can’t afford the top-shelf stuff, or audiophiles who want something they can lug about with them without having to worry about increased personal insurance premiums.

Ford has an ambitious, but clever plan to recycle coffee waste into car parts to do their bit in reducing the amount of waste we leave behind.

In what could be a world first, two SA companies have teamed up to launch a programmable bank account.

Facebook is rolling out the first part of its data transfer project with an integration to Google Photos.

Its the end of an era (and possibly early retirement) as Google's two iconic founders step away from the company they built.

Quantum computing might be hitting the mainstream as Microsoft and Amazon bring new quantum solutions to their cloud services