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Save $44 on Apple's smartwatch with an always-on display.
In today's Google Blog post, Google is celebrating its Maps platform's 15th birthday with a new look for the Google Maps app, along with a whole new app icon.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has an ominous message for the rest of us: You may not like me, but you will understand me.
The German brand puts its electric cars front and center, and welcomes a sustainable future.
James Gwertzman, general manager of Microsoft Game Stack, gets to see how thousand of games are developed and run. He talked about the future of games.
"It's incredible the sheer speed at which lies travel, particularly when they’re targeted at groups," one fact checker said.
In a research paper, a team details Untrue News, a search engine designed to index and highlight news stories that are false or misleading.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons is getting its own Nintendo Direct as the publisher kicks off marketing for the upcoming social-life simulator.
Intel and QuTech are unveiling the technical designs for a first-of-its-kind cryogenic control chip for quantum computing.
We disassembled a Romoss power bank and compared it to fake alternatives.
SA’s largest online retailer Takealot is offering hot deals on tech products such as TVs, smartphones, smartwatches, laptops and more in its annual Fire Sale (19 February – 1st March)
Vodacom subscribers can watch their favourite movies and shows with no data charges between 05:00 and 16:00 each day.
Bloomberg's recent use of memes to get voters attention will likely boost the use of influencer marketing during this election cycle, according to influencer marketing experts.
For $499, subscribers will be able to digital access two of the pricier business titles on the web -- Bloomberg and The Information -- as the next set of publishers test out subscription bundles.
Amazon plans to make it easier for shoppers to find branded stores on its marketplace amid growing concerns that it doesn't do enough to promote individual brands.
The new version will still carry some ads and internal tracking for analytics.
The streaming market for linear channels is diverging, which puts traditional TV's dual-revenue stream for linear channels at risk.