Their slim profile can make them hard to notice, but laptops are alive, kicking and getting more and more powerful

Cellphone cameras can now take amazing photos, but if you want to create an image rather than capture it, there’s still the traditional camera

New EU laws ‘to protect content creators’ have united consumer activists and tech firms in an unlikely alliance against the contentious changes

How Dimension Data has partnered with the Cape Epic to provide full-service connectivity over the entire area of the race

A new holographic headset and an image sensor are evolving what we understand computers to be in the cloud computing era

Cape Town is using headsets that enable visitors to experience Table Mountain and other wonders in virtual reality mode

The advent of new 5G technology dominated MWC Barcelona, while SA’s Rain announced the continent’s first 5G network

Some believe artificial intelligence will soon be smarter than humans, and this has even been made the basis of a new religion

Drone entrepreneurs complain that regulation procedures in SA take far too long and are needlessly prohibitive

How voice systems based on artificial intelligence are replacing screens in our interaction with technology

Researchers are working towards an implant 'that translates the wearer's thoughts directly into words' 

Regulators start to crack down on the snake oil salesmen and influencers making a killing through lies that go viral on social media

Has SA shot itself in the foot by disqualifying cryptocurrency developers from obtaining an innovation tax incentive?

Technological advances have opened new frontiers for fossil analysts, and could help resurrect creatures frozen in Siberian ice

China’s historic landing may offer many insights into the universe — and could even get the US thinking about re-entering the space race

A recent Microsoft event showcased the wonder of virtually fitting clothes for size and raised broader questions of data safety