Apple has been losing in the tech race of late and is making a big push this year to gain relevance and hopeful dominance once again.

Apple's iTunes might be the store that kick-started the movie to digital music, but its software has grown to become an unnecessary piece of bloatware that is thankfully now getting split up.

Access to digital music has greatly altered the industry and its different revenue streams, making it even more difficult for young talent to make a break in an already competitive industry. Something that Apple is hoping to fix.

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.

The long favoured mp3 audio file format is being retired, as newer formats "deliver more features and a higher audio quality at much lower bitrates compared to mp3."

The latest digital board game from Asmodee, Mysterium, is available for download from iTunes, Google Play and Steam.

The Apple TV is a fun device that extends the ecosystem into your living room. But just how well does it work down here in South Africa?

Are you a Vainglory player? We'd like to hear from you. This mobile eSports is perhaps one of the lesser known mobile titles currently taking the world by storm, and in South Africa there has been a growing interest.