A draft spec for a 3D web standard was published yesterday, based on work by Mozilla and the Khronos Group. FULL STORY >

A free playable demo of Gran Turismo 5 will be available for download within the month. FULL STORY >

More details have been revealed about bada, Samsung's new open mobile platform. FULL STORY >

The Google Chrome browser is now available in beta testing mode for Mac OS X and Linux. FULL STORY >

New Google Android app let's you search for information using images rather than words. FULL STORY >

The new Elonex eBook reader will be available for purchase in South Africa from 16 December 2009. FULL STORY >

Sony, in a deal with FIFA, will film and broadcast 25 2010 FIFA World Cup games in 3D. FULL STORY >

Brett is a self confessed technology nut who has been involved in the telecoms industry in South Africa for 13 years. He has performed a variety of roles in the cellular environment, working both on the operator and device side. He is currently a product and technical... FULL STORY >

Nokia phones to have new capabilities in 2010 thanks to a new version of Qt, a cross platform application and interface framework. FULL STORY >

Intel offers a glimpse into the future with its experimental 48core processor also know as the single-chip cloud computer. FULL STORY >

As an indication of the popularity of touchscreen devices, Samsung has just announced the sale of it 50 millionth full touchscreen cellphone. FULL STORY >

Facebook turns out to be the most popular local search on Google. FULL STORY >

Since his debut single, Today, reached the top of the charts, Jesse Clegg has been a busy man. He was nominated for two SAMA awards and performed at the Mandela Day concert in New York City. We caught up with him to talk tech. FULL STORY >

On 27 August 2008 Japanese camera manufacturer Nikon dropped a bombshell on an unsuspecting camera world. Their latest digital single lens reflex camera, the 12 megapixel D90, included a feature that no DSLR had before the ability to record video in high definition. FULL STORY >

The internet as we know it open, free and unchecked is in peril, so claims Jonathan Zittrain, professor of internet governance at Oxford University. FULL STORY >