Following initial reports of making its own mobile devices heading into 2017, the latest rumours suggest Google will instead drop the Nexus brand name, but still use third parties to build. FULL STORY >

If you like us, hate paying your cellular provider for extra data, best would be to follow these five data saving tips for Android users. FULL STORY >

Nexus devices will be the first to receive the update, with others set to follow in coming months. FULL STORY >

With Gamescom done and dusted for 2016, here are six trailers that you have missed amid all the action from Cologne, Germany. FULL STORY >

First showcased at Google I/O earlier this year, Duo begins global rollout to Android and iOS devices over the next few days. FULL STORY >

Supporting iOS 9's Slide Over and Split View capabilities, Google Docs gets much needed multitasking update for iPad users. FULL STORY >

Trainers in 15 countries have been added to the roster for Pokémon Go. Unfortunately, South Africa is still to make Niantic Labs' cut. FULL STORY >

The Hero4 may only be 18 months old, but GoPro's reportedly has a successor already lineup up. FULL STORY >

Sitting in Beta for the past ten months, Apple Music officially hits the Google Play Store today. FULL STORY >

According to reports, Google has a few interesting changes in mind for the Android homescreen, which it will likely port over to new Nexus devices. FULL STORY >

Earning a reported $10 million in revenue per day in the process. FULL STORY >

It appears HBO is planning for season eight of Game of Thrones to be its last, but there are chances that a different series set in Westeros could also be in the works. FULL STORY >

Lee Naik, MD at Accenture Digital in South Africa, shares lessons businesses can learn from Pokémon Go. FULL STORY >

Vir ons Afrikaanse lesers - as jy nogsteeds nie verstaan wat Pokémon Go is en hoekom soveel mense gaande daaroor is nie, TechSmart se Mike Joubert gesels met Pretoria FM se Elsje van Jaarsveld oor hierdie wêreldwye videospeletjie... FULL STORY >

Following a sharp rise since the Pokémon Go game was launched, Nintendo's shares have taken an equally quick fall, as investors are notified that Nintendo only owns 32% of the developer's company. FULL STORY >