Taiwanese prosecutors have issued an arrest warrant for the CEO of Chinese smartphone maker OnePlus.
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Investment is pouring into renewable energy, but grid expansion will determine whether momentum can be sustained.
Women’s groups, tech watchdogs and progressive activists are calling on Google and Apple to remove the apps.
Safety researchers warn touchscreen-heavy dashboards increase distraction, reaction times and crash risk for drivers globally.
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South Africa will soon agree on a comprehensive, unified approach to turning around Eskom, according to the public enterprises minister.
Whirring away in the bowels of an office block in northern Johannesburg is a crypto mine that is rated among the most profitable in the world.
While South Africa will remain on the coronavirus alert level 1, President Cyril Ramaphosa has called on citizens who have not vaccinated to do so immediately.
The price of petrol is going up again – and this time it’s pushing the retail cost of the fuel above R20/l for the first time in South Africa’s history.
Icasa has licensed “provisional” spectrum to operators, ahead of an end-of-the-month deadline to do so, in the process resolving the threat of legal action.
The SABC has issued a request for proposals from suppliers as it prepares to launch an Internet streaming service that is likely to be a key component of its future strategy.
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As other automakers plan battery-powered SUVs and trucks, Toyota’s vision for the future of driving remains a hydrogen-sipping sedan.
James Dyson has announced a project to build electric cars has been scrapped. The British inventor, best known for his vacuum cleaners, said the “fantastic electric car” was not commercially viable.
SAP CEO Bill McDermott, who led Europe’s largest software company during a decade of rapid changes in the industry, is stepping down and will be replaced by Jennifer Morgan and Christian Klein as co-CEOs.
Apple CEO Tim Cook defended the company’s decision to remove a mapping app in Hong Kong, saying the company received “credible information” indicating the software was being used “maliciously” to attack police.
It was disappointing to learn that Britain’s prime minister, David Cameron, is planning to go ahead with a scheme to censor his citizens’ access to the Internet. His statements were accompanied by the same tired refrain that we have heard many times in the past: “I’m doing it for the children.” If the
The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (Icasa) ought to cut mobile termination rates in half, to 20c/minute, and do so at one fell swoop rather than using a “glide path” as it did when imposing previous cuts in the rates, says Telkom Mobile MD Attila Vitai. Termination
