The C30 Rock is Hisense's latest device to hit South Africa, but does not feel like a step up from the company’s last tough smartphone. FULL STORY >

After gamers cited several issues with Mass Effect: Andromeda, developer BioWare is readying several patches to address them. FULL STORY >

Following an investigation by The Times, YouTube is doubling its efforts to flag videos that are too offensive for placing ads. FULL STORY >

Bethesda is making the first three missions of Dishonored 2 available for free later this week. FULL STORY >

Smartphone technology is evolving rapidly, there have been vast improvements over the past few years and it is certainly not slowing down. The rise of smartphone technology continues to shape the way we live, work and play. FULL STORY >

Things are looking pretty good for The Mummy reboot, with trailer number two released over the weekend. Where the previous one focused on a rather intense in-flight situation, this new trailer takes us all over the show and even gives the... FULL STORY >

SpaceX makes a bit of history. FULL STORY >

If you fancy a manual download, you can get earlier access to Microsoft's Creators Update on 5 April instead of 11 April. FULL STORY >

The next installment in Bungie's Destiny saga has been revealed, with pre-order status already available. FULL STORY >

“You’ll float too!” Uhm, no thanks, we’ll rather stay high and dry and as far away from the sewers as possible. FULL STORY >

Featuring recycled parts, Samsung will allow US consumers to sell or rent the phablet. FULL STORY >

A September 2017 release is being touted for the next installment in the Destiny saga. FULL STORY >

Designed to do it all, while not breaking the bank according to Hisense. The new C30 Rock is the company's latest smartphone for 2017. FULL STORY >

Kicking off next week on 28 March, Destiny's biggest record book to date becomes available with the Age of Triumph. Watch the launch trailer to see all it has in store. FULL STORY >

Star Wars fans were treated to more details about the franchise in the hands of Disney. Variety reported back from Scale: The Future of Tech and Entertainment conference in California, where Disney CEO, Bob Iger had quite a bit to say about Star... FULL STORY >