Meta's AI Academy has arrived in South Africa, offering free training for developers and students. Two startups will also receive funding and trips to the company's AI Summit in Istanbul.
Imagine your smart TV, security camera, or even your fridge being secretly recruited into a digital network running an artificial...
Google's Fitbit Edge adds a display, built-in GPS and more workout tools, but its biggest rival might be the screenless Fitbit Air. With the Air coming to South Africa through Discovery, Google's missing Health Coach service raises questions about what local buyers will actually get.
For years, the smart home dream in South Africa has felt more like managing a fragmented digital Frankenstein. Between stalled Matter adoption and app lock-in, building a reliable setup has been a headache. Now, as Apple and LG step in, the industry might finally get the shot in the arm it needs to prioritise real-world utility and offline reliability.
As global energy markets wobble and fuel prices remain unpredictable, automakers are racing to figure out what the next phase...
The 2026 National Skills Competition asked Grade 10 and 11 learners to show what they could do with what they’d...
Remember KnowRoaming's SIM card sticker? The South African-founded company is back with KR.One, a travel eSIM that you install once and use across multiple trips.
Apple has announced the HomeView, a 7-inch smart home hub with Siri AI, HomeKit controls, FaceTime and Apple Music. It’s designed to sit quietly in a kitchen or hallway rather than replace an iPad, but its small screen, limited app support and $299 price could make the $149 HomePod mini 2 the smarter buy if you don’t need a display.
South African companies want AI compute closer to home for sovereignty, cost control and continuity. Warren Olivier argues the real constraint isn’t GPUs. It’s whether the country can supply the electricity to run them.
ASUS's latest ProArt laptops are built around NVIDIA's RTX Spark platform, offering up to 1 petaflop of AI performance and up to 128GB of unified memory in slim, OLED-equipped machines. Pre-orders are open in South Africa from R79 999, targeting photographers, videographers, designers and developers who want to run large AI models locally instead of relying on the cloud.
“Hi Mom, my phone broke. This is my new number, please save it.” There’s nothing especially unusual about that message....
Fujifilm is back with another iteration of its runaway instant photography hit. The company has announced the Instax Mini 13, following...