In a world where content is king, Huawei’s cloud-based content delivery network (CDN) could be a boon for African digital businesses which can benefit from faster websites, downloads, on-demand services, and live... FULL STORY >

Keeping the promise made at its Build 2017 conference, Microsoft makes Ubuntu available to download from its online store. FULL STORY >

With its 13 September release date in sight, Konami has uploaded a PES 2017 demo to both the PlayStation and Xbox stores. Can it tempt FIFA fans into buying it? FULL STORY >

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

According to reports, Google is aiming to empower its search engine even further. The company will enable app downloads straight from the search screen, circumventing the Play Store. FULL STORY >

Seven weeks after NASA's New Horizons probe passed Pluto and its moons, the job of downloading "tens of gigabits" of data begins, which will take almost one year to complete. FULL STORY >

Zombies, Nazis and espionage - the prequel to Wolfenstein: The New Order, The Old Blood, takes fans back to 1946 and is now available for digital download. FULL STORY >

The browser wars looked primed to hot up this year, as Microsoft drops Internet Explorer. Now ex-Opera CEO, Jon Von Tetzchner debuts Vivaldi, a new cross-platform web browser. FULL STORY >

In the wake of E3, some more good news has emerged regarding the PS4 – apparently, the promised automatic game preloading feature is just around the corner. FULL STORY >

Mxit makes a reinvigorated play for the hearts and minds of IM and social networking mobile users via Mxit 7. FULL STORY >

Mozilla releases the latest edition (25) of its popular Firefox web browser as well as Firefox for Android. FULL STORY >

Twitter updates its official Android and iOS applications to make timelines more engaging for mobile device users. FULL STORY >

A new startup firm aims to change the way South Africans make use of meter taxi services. FULL STORY >

BlackBerry hits the pause button on rolling out BBM for other platforms. FULL STORY >

BlackBerry is making its popular BBM instant messaging service available as a free download for the iPhone and Android smartphones this week. FULL STORY >