Sales of Apple's new devices have been a little underwhelming for the manufacturer. Which is why they now trying to tempt existing customers to upgrade by increasing the trade-in value of old phones.

National Treasury is looking to introduce a new regulation that would force international services to evaluate what they offer and reclassify themselves as an electronic service. The takeaway here, is that doing so will mean that these companies will have to register for VAT in South Africa, which likely means that consumers will be paying extra at the end of the day for their subscription of choice.

Fear not people. If the worlds most knowledgeable AI experts are to be believed, we will not be overrun by robot overlords in our lifetime. Your kids on the other hand - may have problems.

Google plans to make the already seamless process of bluetooth syncing completely non-existent.

Sony has always had a terrific line of cameras, with the A series being especially impressive stuff. Ticking all the right boxes, Sony’s beastly devices have always been especially good at providing 4K videographers with a device that suit their needs. The Japanese company might be looking to future-proof their upcoming line of cameras, as current reports indicate that Sony is going big with an 8K sensor.

There’s very little genuine innovation in smart phones right now. Sure, designers and manufacturers are trying to stuff in as much AI as they can into their handsets, making them closer to digital personal assistants. Some are even trying to make foldable phones that can do double duty as a phone and a tablet. Mostly though? It’s all about cameras.

Huawei is the second biggest mobile phone maker on the planet right now. Thanks to a big push in emerging markets like India and South Africa, the Chinese company has eclipsed Apple when it comes to dollar sales globally. The company now has its eyes set on Samsung and the number one spot. That it’s managed to even become the …

Peripheral maker Logitech has been on quite an acquisition spree lately. The company has sought to bolster its product range in areas where it’s lacked a little. According to Reuters, Logitech has put in a offer of $2.2B to buy Plantronics.