It’s all-out geekery this week, as Brett Haggard and Ben Kelly Skype in Aki Anastasiou to discuss Google’s I/O conference in San Francisco, the Tumblr acquisition, the Flickr revamp, Microsoft’s new Xbox, Neotel rumours, the new Jolla smartphone, and much more
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This week, regulars Brett Haggard and Steven Ambrose are joined by Tbreak.com’s Abbas Jaffar Ali in Orlando, Florida. The team discusses the goings-on at the BlackBerry Live conference, the launch of the BlackBerry Q5, Nokia’s new Lumia devices, and more
Dave Greenaway and Steven Ambrose join Brett Haggard on this week’s show for a deep dive into Windows 8.1, Windows 8 sales, Office 365, Adobe’s cloud ambitions, Intel’s Silvermont announcement, Ushahidi’s BRCK, and much more
Brett Haggard is joined in the studio by Adam Oxford and over Skype by Dave Greenway for a discussion about Google Now for iOS, the new-looking iOS 7, Kenya’s president promising free laptops, HTC in trouble with the One, impressions of the Samsung Galaxy S4 and
The implementation of e-tolls on Gauteng highways is imminent, the transport department and the national roads agency said on Sunday. “There are a few steps left in this process, but the implementation of the e-toll system is well on its way
Vodacom has announced a new product called International Calling Plus that allows customers to call 118 countries from rates starting at 89c/minute, billed on a per second basis. The operator says this amounts to a saving of up to 88% on some international calls. The product will be available from Sunday
MTN South Africa said on Friday that it had been “vindicated” by the Johannesburg labour court, which had found “no merit” to claims by a former employee, Violet Magagane, that she was retrenched for exposing allged corruption at the cellphone network operator. Magagane had said she
MTN and Absa have formed a task team to keep a “close eye” on fraud and “bring about new ways to rapidly clamp down on it”. The decision to create the team follows an urgent meeting where executives from the two companies discussed the recent spate of Sim-swap fraud cases. The special
Green, barcoded identity books will be replaced with identity smart cards from July, home affairs minister Naledi Pandor said on Thursday. “We will begin with the issuing of the cards to new applicants and those who need reissuing of identity documents from July this year,” she told reporters in Pretoria. Altech Card Solutions had
Communications minister Dina Pule surprised parliament on Tuesday, announcing that she’s decided to review the policy on the set-top box control system for digital terrestrial television so that its inclusion would no longer be mandatory. The issue of set-top box control has delayed