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Sony believes dropping the bass is what will get consumers interested. FULL STORY >

Businesses that approach the disruption of our current world with a growth mindset will be poised to seize the opportunities that this time portends, says Akesh Lalla, SAS Country Manager. FULL STORY >

Remote Working is not a flash in the pan, but rather here to stay when the pandemic ceases and hopefully, the Coronavirus recedes. This is the opinion of Michelle Baron-Williamson from Managed Integrity Evaluation FULL STORY >

The latest Kaspersky report has found that 87% of South African users are thinking up their own passwords. FULL STORY >

This week Vodacom and what3words, explained how together they are enabling people without physical addresses to be able to access emergency medical rescue services when needed from their smartphone, without... FULL STORY >

It has been a long time coming, but this week Microsoft confirmed that finally its Surface range is coming to South African shores later this year. FULL STORY >

The Charge 4 has been announced and it’s packing something the Versa 2 could have done with – built-in GPS. FULL STORY >

1MORE’s Stylish (yes, that’s what they’re called) earbuds make a strong case for the earbud trend in general, and their offering specifically. FULL STORY >

This week, Kaspersky announced a new partnership with Arctic Security, which will see Kaspersky Threat Data Feeds being made available out-of-the-box, on Arctic Security’s... FULL STORY >

Alexander Moiseev, Chief Business Officer, Kaspersky outlines the company's top five tech developments for the rest of 2020. FULL STORY >

Brian Pinnock, cybersecurity expert at Mimecast, offers his foremost predictions of the trends that the company anticipates gaining traction across the cybersecurity landscape in the year ahead. FULL STORY >

Garsen Naidu, country manager, Cisco South Africa unpacks the trends to watch out for in the year ahead. FULL STORY >

By 2030, consumers can realistically expect connected technology to be interacting with our human senses, including sight, touch and even taste and smell, according to new research by Ericsson ConsumerLab. FULL STORY >

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