Google gives its desktop News platform a redesign, with a cleaner UI and greater customisation. FULL STORY >

The South Korean company is still intent on selling some Galaxy Note 7 phablets, with refurbished 'fandom' editions arriving in select regions. FULL STORY >

Big data, analytics, business intelligence – these terms define a trend that has found its way into almost every business conversation. FULL STORY >

Reports suggest the next Chromebook will introduce a Google Assistant key and fingerprint sensor. FULL STORY >

Red Hat debuts integrated, software-defined compute and storage platform designed for remote sites and edge deployments. FULL STORY >

Canon, world-leader in imaging solutions, today announced a new Video Cloud IoT as a Service business based in California called ARCUS Global Inc. FULL STORY >

Head of Marvel Studios, Kevin Feige, has confirmed that Infinity War will be the end of the line for some Avengers. How they'll meet their demise, however, is unclear. FULL STORY >

What started out as a joke on the HBO, has evolved into a ridiculous app, and is now available on Android. FULL STORY >

A couple weeks after debuting it at WWDC 17, Apple makes iOS available to users via a public beta rollout. FULL STORY >

In a banner week of retro-styled consoles from Nintendo, the latest one is slated for Japan and takes the guise of the mini Super Famicom. FULL STORY >

Avaya's MD highlights the five key steps that should be incorporated into your plan in order to create a successful and effective customer Journey Map. FULL STORY >

Lighting is not nearly as simple as is quickly assumed. Reggie Nxumalo, the general manager of Philips Lighting Southern Africa, explains. FULL STORY >

Google will later this year stop scanning Gmail emails for the personalisation of advertisements. FULL STORY >

With the weekend almost upon us, how about enjoying five new trailers with a Neill Blomkamp short thrown in for good measure? FULL STORY >

HMD Global reintroduced South Africans to the Nokia brand last night, bringing three new smartphones along for the ride. FULL STORY >