This week has given us a first look at Wes Anderson's animated dog film, Alicia Vikander in Tomb Raider, and James Corden voicing Peter Rabbit. FULL STORY >

If you've tackled the Leviathan Raid with relative ease, the next Destiny 2 event to take note of is Faction Rallies, which goes live on 26 September. FULL STORY >

Following the news of Waymo and Intel's announcement, Tesla and AMD have confirmed a partnership to create a chip designed for use in self-driving cars. FULL STORY >

That's billion with a 'b'. FULL STORY >

While the Chinese manufacturer did not go into specifics for the forthcoming Mate 10's new camera, it has detailed an improved user experience driven by intelligence. FULL STORY >

Google may have a smaller version of its Home speaker to debut at next month's Pixel 2 event. FULL STORY >

Sony's latest flagship device is currently up for pre-order on Takealot for under R10K for the first 100 units, with the phone maker throwing in a free pair of headphones for good measure. FULL STORY >

A highly anticipated release, the central storyline of COD: WWII's campaign mode has been revealed in the latest trailer from publisher Activision. FULL STORY >

Continuing the trend of great live action trailers for video games, the latest one for Middle-earth: Shadow of War makes a worthy case for a proper movie being made. FULL STORY >

With more tech companies throwing their hat in the ring when it comes to self-driving cars, Intel and Waymo have announced a partnership to do the same. FULL STORY >

Samsung’s T5 is built with V-NAND technology as well as encrypted data security. FULL STORY >

There were plenty of interesting trailers that debuted last week. Start this week off by giving them a watch. FULL STORY >

After two years after first being revealed as a concept car, Porsche has confirmed that the Mission E is going into production, along with giving the EV a release date and price. FULL STORY >

The South Korean company is expanding its portfolio into autonomous vehicles, following its latest announcement and initial $300 million investment. FULL STORY >

Elon Musk's all-electric self-driving trucks are tentatively slated for reveal on 26 October, a month later than initially stated. FULL STORY >