With a mobile in every pocket, you better believe that poor customer service will spread like wild fire across every digital touch point you can imagine, says Nashua. FULL STORY >

In what seems like drastic course correction, Steam updates its policies to limit only 'illegal' and 'trolling' content from its site. FULL STORY >

Only infecting the States for now, the new Stash slides is a new take on Nike’s Benassi JDI slides. FULL STORY >

Black-female-founders-in-tech programme announces chosen participants. FULL STORY >

Everyone wants to have a single view of the customer, but is just a pipe dream? INOVO CEO, Wynand Smit takes a look. FULL STORY >

With a few days to go until E3 2018 gets underway in Los Angeles, California, here's what to expect from the world's top video game developers. FULL STORY >

Year 2 of Destiny 2 will see Guardians head back to the Reef, with Bungie once again promising new weapons, exotics and loot to earn. Will this be enough to win back gamers? FULL STORY >

AMD does Intel four cores better, teasing an upcoming Threadripper processor at Computex 2018. FULL STORY >

After much hype, Lenovo's all-screen Z5 features a notch on the display just like every other new Android device. FULL STORY >

Another dual screen notebook revealed at Computex this week, Asus' Project Precog concept serves as a blueprint for what the company's high-end devices will look like. FULL STORY >

The notebook maker gave attendees at Computex 2018 a brief look at its new Yoga Book, with a full reveal expected later this year. FULL STORY >

The latest offering from Intel is designed to celebrate the company's 50th anniversary, and boasts some impressive processing capabilities. FULL STORY >

At 18:00 (SAST) to be more precise. FULL STORY >

Every cardholder across the Middle East, Africa, Europe, Latin America and Asia/Pacific will be able to tap their Mastercard or device in stores by 2023, according to company's latest roadmap. FULL STORY >

First ever gathering in the sub-Saharan African region will be held in Cape Town, bringing together more than 700 people to discuss how to improve the diversity of knowledge represented on Wikipedia and Wikimedia sites FULL STORY >