The Internet isn???t only about keyboard playing cats and Facebook. It???s also awash with brilliant educational information and tools to download and use. We hand-picked some of the best educational sites online. FULL STORY >

Twitter has had a little rethink about their landing page in a bid to attract new users. FULL STORY >

One of the hippest sites you???ll find on SA culture for free, gratis, verniet and of course mahala. FULL STORY >

The HTC Touch Pro2, the Touch Diamond2 and the Snap were unveiled last night at a function held in Fourways, Johannesburg. The devices represent a high-end, mid-range and entry level WM smartphone offering respectively and are Microsoft???s answer to the Android... FULL STORY >

Tech is a numbers game. It???s about data volumes, sales figures, computing power and percentage increases. This month???s numbers are?Ǫ FULL STORY >

Internetix 09, the annual technology conference hosted by Internet Solutions, kicked off this morning at The Forum in Bryanston???s The Campus technology park. FULL STORY >

ICASA???s End-User and Subscriber Service Charter Regulations 2009 has set high minimum customer service standards for mobile operators FULL STORY >

It is difficult to convey the hope that yesterday???s switching on of the 17 000 km Seacom cable brings. FULL STORY >

The free ?ǣmake-your-own-blog service???, 24.com blogs, has been overhauled and renamed LetterDash. FULL STORY >

Leaf have announced that the Android Market will be available to South Africans in August 2009. FULL STORY >

Kingston has announced the availability of a new 256GB USB flash drive, but it???ll cost you R6655 excl. FULL STORY >

Mauna Kea on Hawai\'i Island has been selected as the site for the world???s next biggest telescope. FULL STORY >

Violent video games may just be the latest in a string of moral panics throughout history. They may not make teenagers more violent suggests a study by Brainlink.org. FULL STORY >

The Ink-DIGI Notemaker is one of the smartest digital note-taking solutions we???ve come across. FULL STORY >

A South African ICT company, Hawkstone iSolutions, is deploying its first iLabs to rural schools in Limpopo province. The iLabs are a total classroom solution for computer/ media centres and are sponsored through public-private sponsorships. FULL STORY >