Google may be finally starting to take user privacy a little more seriously if details of their next Android OS are anything to go by.

At a time when his company has been subject to severe controversy, Facebook Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has announced the tech giant’s plan to integrate the messaging functions of WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook Messenger. According to the New York Times, the three platforms will remain stand-alone applications, with their integration being at a technical and infrastructural level. The result …

I love YouTube! As a service, it’s a great platform to watch and upload video that’s around for perpetuity. There’s a big problem with YouTube though, in that you’re only ever about 4 clicks away from content that’ll rot your brain. You can be watching an insightful and education video on making the very best breakfast smoothing, and just a …

One of the big problems that we have in the digital age is fully understanding exactly who owns the intellectual property for what. While it’s easy to distinguish with tangible products where the first person to make something can generally have claim to it, things can become a little blurry in the software world, where developers are always interfacing with …

A big US firm has just acquired a massive stake in Teraco ,owners of he biggest data centre in Africa, with the hopes of doubling capacity in the next 4-5 years.

A new report from technology watchdog company iFixit has drawn attention to an issue with the Apple Macbook’s backlight hardware, one that is an extension of the infamous “stage light” effect present on the laptop’s display. According to iFixit the problem, dubbed “Flexgate” by one of its users, is occurring in the current generation of Macbooks (2016 and onwards), which …

Uber has released a new version of their ride-hailing application which significantly reduces the amount of data it uses. Perfect for a data sensitive market like South Africa.

In 2016, Apple had the courage to remove the beloved 3.5mm headphone jack from its phones. It was a move that was first ridiculed, but other manufacturers have since followed suit in the pursuit of sleeker, slimmer phones with better battery life. Chinese manufacturer Meizu is so full of courage that its revealed a phone that has no ports whatsoever.