We round up trends from across the globe that had us scratching our heads.
The next generation of wearables will likely include features such as smart coaching and virtual personal assistants.
The tech giant recruits people with strong accents, like those from Scotland, to improve is voice-activated personal assistant.
Users can automate their homes and business with the smart environmental monitoring and control device.
The company has enhanced its comprehensive privileged access management portfolio,?reducing the risk of data breaches at the network and server.
Computer scientists and satellite experts create a self-updating world map to locate poverty and show where help is most needed.
The rise of public cloud platforms will cull a lot of jobs, says Gert Schoonbee, MD of T-Systems.
Women in the sector must share their experiences and show young women and girls that it offers a wide range of career options, says EMC.
New research shows how machine learning was able to accurately identify markers of depression in photos posted on Instagram.
The rise of machines is changing how jobs are done and this requires new skill sets, says Flux Trends.
The Department of Science and Technology will invest R60 million over three years to set up a data centre and e-science teaching and training facility.
The site showcases the company's Web design capabilities, which form part of its stable of products.