Making the Enterprise Mobile
By Staff Writer 11 June 2014According to a study done by American mobile solutions provider XCubeLabs, 67% of CIOs and other IT professionals surveyed believe mobility will impact their businesses as much as or more than the internet did in the 90s. Add to this the fact that Gartner notes that... FULL STORY >
Microsoft E3 presentation mixes the familiar and the new in a formidable line-up
By Ryan Noik 10 June 2014Along with the likes of Sony, EA and Ubisoft, another major showcase gaming event at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), currently underway in Los Angeles, is traditionally Microsoft’s own, as the company... FULL STORY >
Local winner of Microsoft's Imagine Cup fly flag internationally
By Robin-Leigh Chetty 10 June 2014After winning the local leg of Microsoft's Imagine Cup, Super Sea Dragons goes one step further and claims the Skype Award during the online semi finals of the international competition. FULL STORY >
Storm in a d-cup: the view of women in pop culture
By Moray Rhoda 5 June 2014It’s undeniable that pop culture has become mainstream culture as evidenced by Hollywood’s strip-mining of comics and electronic gaming. This is not to say that prevalent misogynist views have been eradicated. Instead the past few years... FULL STORY >
Apple announces newly designed OS X Yosemite
By Robin-Leigh Chetty 3 June 2014The first day of Apple's annual WWDC conference kicked off yesterday, with the first announcement being the company's newly designed OS X Yosemite for Mac PCs and notebooks. FULL STORY >
New Cinema Releases: June
By Spling 3 June 2014What movies should you be watching during June? Movie fundi Spling investigates. FULL STORY >
Inobits – A Company That Believes in Firsts
By Staff Writer 28 May 2014Inobits, a member of the Aptronics Group of Companies under Ubusha, is a company that doesn’t believe in doing things by halves. Since 1999, it has provided high-value consulting, software design and architecture services focused around the... FULL STORY >
Google field tests newly designed self-driving cars
By Robin-Leigh Chetty 28 May 2014Google unveils its newly designed self-driving cars, testing out the vehicles on a select number of people before prototype vehicles go into production later in the year. FULL STORY >
Know your anime: Dark Fantasy
By Allen Simpson 21 May 2014This week we bring you anime that contains elements of Dark Fantasy. The Dark Fantasy genre is all about fantasy but with horror elements, including demons, ghosts and other supernatural creatures mixed in. For this Know your Anime, the epic Berserk and Claymore... FULL STORY >
Know your anime: Girls with Guns II (Future version)
By Allen Simpson 12 May 2014The anime world can’t get enough of Girls with Guns, and neither can we, so here’s another look at the theme. This time round we investigate Appleseed and Agent Aika, both set in the not too distant future. FULL STORY >
Gaming News Roundup - A Little Down The Line Edition
By Robin-Leigh Chetty 9 May 2014This week's Gaming News Roundup forecasts some expected delays, with Bethesda informing console owners that The Elder Scrolls Online is still six more months away from being ready, as well as new trailers for Sunset Overdrive and... FULL STORY >
New Movie Releases: May 2014
By Spling 2 May 2014What movies should you be watching during May? Movie fundi Spling investigates. FULL STORY >
Dell aims to optimise the present and prepare for the future
By Ryan Noik 2 May 2014Dell had teased, tantalised and tempted that this year’s Dell Forum in Frankfurt, Germany, which TechSmart attended, would bring significant announcements and interesting products. That is exactly what it delivered. FULL STORY >
Gaming News Roundup - The Watch out for Advancement Edition
By Ryan Noik 2 May 2014In this week’s GNR: New Call of Duty confirmed and dated, Wolfenstein: The New Order delivers a new trailer and Watch Dogs Season Pass details revealed. FULL STORY >
Quick review: Oakley Bottle Rockets
By Mike Joubert 24 April 2014For testing purposes we took Oakley’s Bottle Rockets on a 21 km run and, unlike some other sunglasses, they stayed put even when sweaty. FULL STORY >
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