Elon Musk danced like nobody was watching in Shanghai at a Tesla Model 3 event, except everyone was watching and he didn’t quite have the moves.
NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite has discovered another Earth-sized, possibly habitable planet orbiting around a star and it’s ‘only’ 100 light-years away.
It was an interesting year for some of the world’s wealthy tech elite, who made headlines for all the wrong reasons.
Movies like ‘Terminator’ have made the public somewhat wary of the idea of cyborgs. When you hear what the U.S. military has planned, that might not be a bad thing.
If you’ve stopped answering ‘unknown numbers’, you aren’t alone. The robocall epidemic is changing the way we interact with our phones.
From the smartest smartphone to a robot unicorn, these are some of the finest gadgets to hit the market this year.
Pablo Escobar’s brother Roberto might be half-deaf and half-blind, but that’s not going to stop him from breaking into the foldable phone market.
Parents across the US are panicking about a sex trafficking syndicate using white vans, despite the fact that there is zero evidence to back up these claims.
David Leitch, of ‘John Wick’ and ‘Deadpool 2’ fame, put his skills to good use to capture an epic snowball fight for a new Apple advert.
Scientists from the UK and Australia are harnessing the power of sound to encourage fish to return to the Great Barrier Reef.
It’s called Swipe Night, and it’s all about trying to get jiggy with it as a comet hurtling towards earth spells a potential Armageddon.
If you’re worried about farting sheep contributing to greenhouse gas, New Zealand has come up with an exciting solution.
I dream of a future where most of life’s hassles can be taken care of through WhatsApp, but let’s just start with renewing your car licence for now.
It really is time you made the move to fibre. From now until the end of Monday, here’s your chance to score a great deal whilst doing so.
SAPS’ investigative capabilities have been decreasing steadily over the past decade or so, although the investigators themselves are not to blame.
A recent study shows that you might be right about your teen’s unnatural attachment to their smartphone.
A year ago, Chinese scientist He Jiankui claimed that he had helped to make the first genetically engineered babies. He’s since disappeared, and the babies are nowhere to be seen, either.
You’ve seen a picture here and a grainy video there. Finally, you can sit back and enjoy an HD walkthrough of the new Checkers Constantia Emporium.
A team of researchers are using VR goggle to transport cows to “cow paradise”, and the animals seem to be enjoying themselves.
2019 has been a good year for scientists, who have made discoveries that have significantly expanded our understanding of Earth, the universe, and our place in it.
Boston Dynamics’ dog-like Spot robot, which has terrified those who worry that artificial intelligence will one day rule us all, has been working with US law enforcement.
This isn’t one of those ‘20% off some old junk you don’t want’ Black Friday sales, but rather a way to save big on something you’ve had your eye on all year.
Even LEGO is taking a stab at Elon Musk, following that rather embarrassing Cybertruck window incident.
Once the gold standard of office life, Google is now developing a very different reputation as employee tensions rise.
Eskom is in charge of our very own Koeberg nuclear plant. No prizes for guessing that there could be a crisis in the near future.
The four forces of nature are gravity, electromagnetism, the weak nuclear force, and the strong force, although scientists are now flirting with a fifth.
From humble beginnings in Hout Bay to becoming one of the biggest and most successful investors in Silicon Valley, Roelof Botha has done pretty well for himself.
Tesla’s Cybertruck was launched last week, complete with an embarrassing display of what happens when you don’t run a few factory tests before getting the public involved.
Archaeologists have been left with “many questions”, following a strange discovery in a pair of funerary mounds.
A new law says that all electric vehicles have to make some kind of sound when on the move, leaving the door open for some very creative solutions.