Discounted VoIP for TVET students

Euphoria Telecom has partnered with South African Broadband Education Networks (Saben) to offer affordable VoIP to South African technical and vocational education and training (TVET) colleges and students. Saben is an initiative tasked to solve bandwidth poverty at...

SA drivers want advanced technology

South African consumers are more likely to want advanced automation technology when choosing cars compared to consumers in the UK, Germany, China, Mexico, and South Korea. However, willingness to pay for it has decreased over the past two years. Younger South Africans...

Emirates service will mitigate laptop ban

Emirates will introduce a new service to enable customers to use their laptops and tablet devices until just before they board their flights to the US. Emirates customers travelling to the US via Dubai will be able to utilise their laptops and tablet devices on the...
iCloud data safe, says Apple

iCloud data safe, says Apple

Apple has poured cold water on claims that up to 300-million iCloud accounts have been compromised. This follows reports that a group calling itself the Turkish Crime Family had gained information on 300-million Apple iCloud users. The group apparently demanded a...

Public-private partnerships key for entrepreneurship

According to the newly issued Entrepreneurial Ecosystem of South Africa: A Strategy for Global Leadership Report, South Africa is one of the top countries in Africa for entrepreneurship. The report ranked SA at number two out of 30 countries in the sub-Saharan African...

Toshiba renews focus on SA

Toshiba has announced a renewed strategy for South Africa, with a focus on developing business to business PC devices and solutions for the local market. The company will concentrate its efforts on the government, higher education and wider public sector in South...