In the market for a dual-SIM Android smartphone offering decent specs at an affordable pricetag, then Xpmobile has you covered via its Vivid smartphone. FULL STORY >

The global PC shipments declined for the sixth consecutive quarter during Q3 2013. FULL STORY >

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Life is full of clever questions that need smart answers. Our science writer, Linda Pretorius, tries to answer a few. FULL STORY >

The last few weeks have been pretty eventful for the motor industry, here are a couple of news highlights from the world of cars. FULL STORY >

Echo Social’s launch of its new social media monitoring tool into the South African market is intended to help businesses get a grip on social media. FULL STORY >

A new startup firm aims to change the way South Africans make use of meter taxi services. FULL STORY >

After coming off second best to FIFA for the last few years, Konami employs a daring current-gen-console-only plan to best EA Sports' effort. FULL STORY >

Google releases the latest Android usage info revealing which version of the mobile platform is used most on user’s mobile devices. FULL STORY >

Valve has now given an indication of what components exactly their imminent SteamBox prototypes will contain. FULL STORY >

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Choosing five favourite beers from the ever-expanding menu available in South Africa is a tough challenge. Of course, that being said, everyone has their go-to beers – here are the top choices for five pleasing pints around the country. FULL STORY >

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Adobe has fallen foul of a cyberattack – and the disturbing news is that some 2.9 million Adobe customers’ accounts have been compromised. FULL STORY >