Google gives its desktop News platform a redesign, with a cleaner UI and greater customisation. FULL STORY >

Reports suggest the next Chromebook will introduce a Google Assistant key and fingerprint sensor. FULL STORY >

Google will later this year stop scanning Gmail emails for the personalisation of advertisements. FULL STORY >

Expensive and ambitious when first released in 2013, Google has rolled out its first update for Glass in three years, but why? FULL STORY >

#WinterIsHere, and so is war. FULL STORY >

IDC predicts that financial services will continue to lead the adoption of mobility solutions mainly due to the inherent benefits and cost savings from the reduction in branch footprint and improving customer experience. FULL STORY >

With no new consoles or pieces of tech in sight at its E3 2017 press conference, Sony instead opted to serve up deeper dives into its exclusive titles. This is what we learned. FULL STORY >

Google has announced its support for a Digital Journalism initiative that will see 6000 African journalists trained in data journalism skills by the end of February 2018 FULL STORY >

Your Chrome browser should feature less annoying ad pop-ups next year. FULL STORY >

IDC looks at the impact of Minister Cwele’s Budget Vote speech. FULL STORY >

The Lannisters ready for attacks from all sides of Westeros in the first trailer for season seven of Game of Thrones. FULL STORY >

The digital world is changing rapidly, people are seeking meaningful content to engage with and animation is at the forefront of this revolution. This is according to Matchfire Motion, an animation studio that is driving new age digital... FULL STORY >

The first in a best of three match, Google's AI-infused AlphaGo beats a 19 year old Chinese prodigy. FULL STORY >

Artificial Intelligence (AI) was the main focus for Google's first day of I/O 2017, as operating systems and devices got their time to shine. Here are the biggest announcements of the day. FULL STORY >

Buckle up, the Artificial Intelligence (AI) game just received a major leg-up. At yesterday’s Google I/O conference, Google CEO Sundar Pichai noted a few new developments regarding the company’s involvement in AI. FULL STORY >