The Mappiness project aims to study the correlation between people's location and their level of happiness.
Science centres are important for encouraging careers in technology, says the Department of Science and Technology.
In today's technology roundup: Android, BlackBerry beat Apple in UK, fake Web certificates balloon, US schools dump textbooks for iPads, and infrared makes tanks invisible.
Technology's fundamental shift and the patience it will require.
ITWeb TV: Does SA have what it takes to produce a billion-dollar unicorn? | Episode #98
Innovation Hub CEO Bangani Mpangalasane discusses Gauteng's budding start-up ecosystem, why SA has yet to produce a unicorn company, and innovation that can be a catalyst for economic development and resolve societal challenges.
Lab-grown meat may allow for guilt-free burger binges, but the logic behind it is half-baked.
The London games will be the first to broadcast in 3D, organisers and Panasonic say.
Enterprises are still hesitant to embrace new-age technologies such as cloud-based applications and social networking, says Rashel Stevenson, BPM lead at Ovations Group.
South Africans can now check-in to stores via Facebook to access local deals.
A mobile application for the Rugby World Cup is now available for BlackBerry, Apple, Android and Windows Phone 7.
The anomalies experienced by SumbandilaSat are common in all satellite programmes, even with the most expensive systems, says Sansa.
In today's technology roundup: $1.3bn Oracle-SAP verdict overturned, Apple slammed for toxic disposals, Anonymous offshoot targets celebs, and Toshiba eyes glass-less 3D TV.
Many organisations consider adopting the tech to provide shoppers with more targeted information in stores.
Collaborative problem-solving could help avert serious climate change impacts - such as SA's wine farms drying up.