Helio P22 brings advanced 12nm process, AI applications, dual-camera support, and better connectivity to affordable, powerful smart devices. FULL STORY >

The upcoming processor is reportedly set for production, being placed in new 2018 iPhone devices later this year. FULL STORY >

Currently penning HBO's Watchmen TV series, Damon Lindelof addresses fans concerns over the project, noting that it will be set in the modern day as a 'remix' of the graphic novel. FULL STORY >

The collaboration will use two 4K cameras to create 8K photos and videos for the RED Hydrogen One phone. FULL STORY >

Dell EMC South Africa, a part of the Dell Technology Group, has been independently verified and have successfully achieved a Level 1 BBBEE rating against the ICT Amended Sector Codes. FULL STORY >

LG has revealed its new mid-range devices for 2018, with the Q7 trio sporting some of the AI elements previously spotted in the company's flagship phones. FULL STORY >

The Taiwanese manufacturer's website listed (since removed) a new flagship phone, which could be a China-exclusive device. FULL STORY >

TBWA\ drives digital capabilities in Africa and the Middle East, thanks to the power of Big Data. FULL STORY >

Business owners need new skills and focus areas to generate sustainable growth over an extended period, while managing risk, says Viresh Harduth of Sage. FULL STORY >

The California-based startup specialises in AI that helps to make bots sound less bot-like, and could be used to design a similar system to Google Duplex. FULL STORY >

The survival horror title is coming to the Nintendo Switch, but is limited to Japan for now and will need an internet connection to play. FULL STORY >

Riaan Bekker, Riskonnect solution manager at Thryve, discusses nine ways that technology can help businesses prepare for GDPR. FULL STORY >

Cyber-criminals are turning their attention to the supply chain as a new means to exploit business data. FULL STORY >

OnePlus' latest flagship phone is one the most highly specced for 2018. FULL STORY >

From 22 May onwards, YouTube Red will be known as YouTube Premium, costing $12 a month instead of $10, but users can still sign up for the previous price within the next five days. FULL STORY >