ZA-AeroSat, a nanosatellite developed by Stellenbosch University, is to be launched with 49 others in January.
Government sees technology innovation as the answer to its service delivery failures and urges public servants to get creative.
The Stellenbosch Waldorf School is now powered by sunshine captured by a solar energy system.
Apple is expected to release a 5.5-inch iPhone Pro with two curved edges, similar to top tier Samsung devices.
A smartphone should be viewed as a tool that is as beneficial to employee and customer engagement.
Oil and gas companies are slower than other industries to respond to using new technologies, says PwC's Africa oil and gas report.
An Amazon patent application reveals future delivery drones may be different each time, according to what is being carried.
Theft and financial constraints force the Gauteng education department to delay issuing smart devices to grade 11 learners.
Building safer cities through collaboration of the public sector, the metros, private security organisations and SAPS is fundamental, says XON's Carel Coetzee.
Smart metering and connected car connections will comprise the majority of all cellular M2M embedded connections, says Juniper Research.
A combination of new and old technologies during the Olympics connected people with the action in innovative, immersive ways.
The workspace-as-a-service market is set to be valued at US$18.37?billion by 2022, driven by increasing enterprise mobility trends.