Ever wondered why IoT is being dropped in nearly every conversation about the future of tech? Here’s some guidance for that and a few other tech acronyms.
To those of you who have recently made Cape Town your home, it may fascinate you to know that the real summer weather in the city only begins when autumn makes an appearance.
It sure has been one eventful summer, what with Trump’s administration starring in news segments across every network, each “Breaking News” headline acting as the latest episode in a highly addictive soapie.
It’s not going to come as news to many that Telkom doesn’t run like clockwork, but a number of customers are complaining about some particularly underhanded dealings.
Fibre is slowly rolling out into South African suburbs, and these are the latest to get connected. Good news for those living outside of the CBD too.
If this story, detailing one of the biggest DDoS attacks in the States, doesn’t influence you to get on that cybersecurity, I don’t know what will.
What does it take to become an overnight Internet meme? Just ask Ken Bone, although I’m not quite sure he exactly knows how himself.
It’s a question that everyone seems to be asking, and now these guys have made it easy to find out when that high-speed browsing is coming your way.
As one man searches for the woman he fell in love with at first glance, some people on the Internet are not amped about the way he went about it.
Slang terms change all the time and Internet trends are dominated by influence – so check what the teens are saying these days.
This is what goes down when Richard Branson hosts a meeting between the leaders in the Bitcoin world on his private island in the British Isles.
Google is paying big bucks to be the default browser on Apple products, but I wonder, is it at all necessary?
South Africa’s high rollers are providing fibre broadband to the wealthy areas, because, well, money.
Reddit can do shameful things to its very own – but that just increases their points and elevates them to an Internet celebrity of sorts.
Parents, it’s going to be okay. Thanks to the UK, here’s a guide to what your teens are saying online when they write in all caps.
This could be something big folks, something that changes the way a large percentage of the world uses the internet. Elon Musk isn’t aiming small with this one.
If you’re a fan of the internet you might be in for a shock. If you happen to publish and share things online (that includes cat videos) you’re really in for a shock.
What do you do when you wake up with a ridiculous tattoo? Tell the world about it and watch the internet do its thing.
Google have just laid down some seriously big bucks on an auction for generic top level domain names. Don’t worry, I had to Google that term too.
There are few things scarier than a hungry shark on the loose, especially if the shark in question wants to eat the internet.
If you’re not in the know of Project Loon by Google, you’ll enjoy it when you find out. Except that if all the ‘loons’ keep falling out the sky, it won’t actually work.
Elon Musk, the billionaire behind Tesla and SpaceX, is considering plans to launch a “constellation” of satellites that will deliver Internet access around the world.
I don’t mean to point out the obvious, but our lives are based on the internet, and the internet in this country is pretty slow and expensive. But now it’s getting faster yippeeee!
This is a great project, and I hope it works. This man wants to get books and information to everyone in the world, via something called the Outernet.
You’ve got to have the right look to become internet-famous, and Angry Cat has ticked all the right boxes to become the next online sensation.
Celebrities have decided to use their wake-up faces as an opportunity to raise money for Unicef’s Syria Emergency Fund.
Steve Jobs – what a great man. He was innovative, had great ideas, and clearly knew exactly how to explain things to us normal people.
After months of 4am wake-ups to feed the new baby, I’m sure many parents wouldn’t mind signing up for this wi-fi. I know I would. Jokes. I love screaming kids.
The latest ABC children’s book features an almost-too-relevant reference for “i”, showing an iguana making some solid investments on the internet.
Business Insider has a look as Jack Ma went from being a poor school teacher to creating one of the most profitable businesses in the world.