Netflix missing in action at the Telkom kick-off
Launching a media player without the streaming pioneer was like launching a new brand of potato crisps without a salt-and-vinegar flavour
The rise of the super app
These are platforms with a single login, providing access to a range of goods and services and backed by a digital payment system
Privacy may take a tumble through Facebook’s video Ray-Bans
There’s a really good chance that people not wearing Facebook’s video Ray-Bans will feel they are being spied on
DiDi tilts at Uber in the battle for SA’s roads
DiDi Chuxing offers safety and other features that will benefit drivers and passengers
PODCAST: How transactions are evolving to ‘plastic with a digital feel’
Visa South Africa country manager Aldo Laubscher says despite Covid and its effects, the last two years have accelerated digitisation and digital ways of paying
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Beijing gets tough about keeping kids off ‘e-drugs’
China and SA have different views when it comes to computer games. China has enforced time limits whereas SA tries to control content
ShopriteX: crossroads of invention
Checkers launches a cashier-less shopping experience — which is just the latest step it has taken to use tech to revitalise retail
Hold the phone — new Telkom CEO is on a mission
Delays in the awarding of spectrum could worsen, as Telkom’s CEO-designate insists on challenging the Vodacom/MTN duopoly
The rise and rise of open-source software
The benefits of open-source software include steadily changing the world, one source code at a time
Using artificial intelligence to make SA’s roads safer
There’s still a debate around privacy and transparency, with worries around how companies and the government will use data
Video: the rising pandemic star
YouTube has a highly engaged audience, with more than 1-billion hours of content consumed daily, says the company’s blog
Workplace, home space, or a bit of both?
The hybrid employee: how to keep staff and their employers happy and productive in a post-Covid world
Fanning the flames through the internet
As visible as the social media instigators were, Twitter played less of a role than closed WhatsApp groups in launching ‘insurrection’
Qwest TV: music of all kinds by artists from all over
A streaming site brings a treasure trove of concert videos and documentaries to SA for the first time
Ideas to toy with: marketers take TikTok seriously
Social media use and advertising are changing, and the platform, once popular mostly with the young, is using this to its advantage
Watch this space: the smart way to pay
Leave your wallet and cards behind: this is how I used my smartwatch and a virtual card to make a payment
The real problem with 5G
5G communication can increase cybersecurity threats — and homes, vehicles and automated plants are at risk
Private and confidential: leak that data at your peril
In a few weeks' time companies that have personal details about consumers will be forced to keep the information secure
The rental revolution — or how not to buy a car
The new trend for big-ticket items such as vehicles is to forgo ownership and debt in favour of monthly payments
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