If you prefer your MacBooks on the larger side, new 15" models sporting Intel Kaby Lake processors are reportedly arriving later this year. FULL STORY >

The former Top Gear presenters new series is the most pirated in history, with Amazon reportedly losing an estimated £3.2 million from the first episode alone. FULL STORY >

According to a new report from Freedom House, two-thirds of the world's internet users are censored by their country's government institutions. FULL STORY >

At its annual European Cyber Security Weekend, Kaspersky Lab, provided an analysis of IT threats in the third quarter of 2016. FULL STORY >

The index shows that only 8% of companies are successfully managing to convert innovation into substantial bottom line growth. FULL STORY >

Despite its best efforts to correct the Galaxy Note 7's fatal battery issues, Samsung has decided to stop all sales of the phablet worldwide. FULL STORY >

Amid new reports of exploding devices, a South Korean news site says Samsung will suspend production of the Galaxy Note 7. FULL STORY >

Set to come in 12.9", 10.5" and 7.9" options. FULL STORY >

Mobile to be the primary access, computing tool of millions, says Samsung. FULL STORY >

The smartphone becomes our most beloved gadget according to the Mastercard Impact of Innovation study. FULL STORY >

Starting a small business is almost like leaping out of a plane without a back-up parachute. It’s exciting, but at the same time, quite risky. There are several reasons why 80% of small businesses in South Africa fail within the first... FULL STORY >

After recently releasing its transparency report for Jan to June 2016, there's been a slight increase in the number of account info and removal requests on the platform. FULL STORY >

Could this be Apple's version of exploding phablet batteries, or simply an anomaly? FULL STORY >

Anton Van Heerden, EVP and MD, Sage South and Southern Africa unpacks the results of their new Walk With Me report and the lessons for millennial entrepreneurs in South Africa. FULL STORY >

According to sources close to Apple, the company is readying a new batch of MacBook Pro notebooks. This would be the first refresh in four years. FULL STORY >