For those who love the smell of napalm in the morning, and video games, you need to head to Kickstarter right now. Francis Ford Coppola and team are crowdfunding an Apocalypse Now video game. FULL STORY >

New to South Africa, Meizu makes a strong first impression with the Pro 6. FULL STORY >

Initially seen at CES last month, TCL is readying a full showcase of its BlackBerry-branded Mercury device on 25 February ahead of MWC 17. FULL STORY >

We know Samsung's Galaxy S8 won't be at MWC 17. Now, more information about the smartphone has been revealed. FULL STORY >

Leica dual-lens devices among the world’s most popular smartphones of 2016 and become the company’s first flagship series to ship over 10 million units. FULL STORY >

The Department of Justice published the Cybercrimes and Cybersecurity Bill, 2017 on 19 January. It is, at first glance, much better than the 2016 draft, says Lucien Pierce, BDO Cyber Lab consultant. FULL STORY >

In a bid to keep ahead of its competitors, Samsung is reportedly saving the bulk of Qualcomm's Snapdragon 835 chips for the Galaxy S8. FULL STORY >

Obtained by The Verge, this first image of the LG G6 sees a significant change in design. FULL STORY >

Speaking recently with Reuters, Samsung Mobile’s DJ Koh says Galaxy S8 will not be launched at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona next month. FULL STORY >

After the first trailer for King Arthur: Legend of the Sword appeared at Comic-Con last year, a new one has now made an appearance online. FULL STORY >

LG sends out invites for G6 launch at MWC 17. Here's what we've heard about the new flagship to date. FULL STORY >

Did you feel hot under the collar in 2016? According to NASA, it was the hottest year in recorded history. FULL STORY >

For the second year running, Electronic Arts will host a separate EA Play event in June instead of doing so at E3. FULL STORY >

Featuring Google's much rumoured Android 2.0 at its core, a pair of LG smartwatches have been spotted ahead of 9 February unveiling. FULL STORY >

As we’re starting to find out, computers are better than us at a number of things, and this now includes detecting when your heart will fail. FULL STORY >