Before delving into Microsoft’s Garage and hardware Labs, a quick detour was in order, to revisit the future, how science fiction has already become fact, and then consider the next big thing in computing. FULL STORY >

Debuting on 13 January 2017, the first trailer for Netflix's take on Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events lands online. FULL STORY >

With transistors as small as a water molecule according to Qualcomm, the company unveils its latest mobile chipset - the Snapdragon 835. FULL STORY >

If the first trailer left you a bit undecided, well, the latest Kong: Skull Island is the business. Not only do you have the giant titular ape, but also several other monsters vying for a bit of the exploring party’s blood. FULL STORY >

Could more Snapchat-rivalling apps and features be on the way? FULL STORY >

Featuring a electric motor paired with a twin-turbocharged three cylinder one, the new Countryman S E is Mini's first-ever hybrid. FULL STORY >

Not your run of the mill drone, the Inspire 2 from DJI is purpose-built for professional cinematographers, and costs $3 000. FULL STORY >

Intel CEO Brian Krzanich stated at the LA Auto Show that Intel will invest $250 million over the next two years to develop autonomous vehicles. FULL STORY >

At a mere 58 mm high and 215 mm thick, the company notes that the Z2 Mini is 90% smaller than a traditional business-class tower. FULL STORY >

Although we would have preferred a more definitive release date, Microsoft has confirmed that its slimmer Xbox One console will be available in SA early next year. FULL STORY >

Originally costing an estimated $1000, now down to $720, Nike's self-lacing HyperAdapt 1.0's are slightly closer within reach. FULL STORY >

A long awaited feature. Now video calling is a thing on WhatsApp. FULL STORY >

With many users complaining of PS4 Pro issues when connecting to a 4K TV, the cause of the problem may be a recent firmware upgrade. FULL STORY >

According to reports, Apple is investigating the realm of smart glasses, with a device expected after 2018. FULL STORY >

0-100 km/h in just over four seconds, with a driving range of 500 kilometres, the I-PACE is Jaguar's first ever all-electric vehicle. FULL STORY >