South Africans turned to Google for voting information, while photo-sharing apps like Instagram were used to showcase their marks in the sixth democratic election.
Although people are familiar with online trading, few understand exactly where to begin the process, says Daniel Kibel, founder and director of CM Trading.
As the country readies to usher in a new administration after the elections, many of the high-priority ICT projects are still up in the air.
Guardian, an anti-virus app, uses real-time Android tools to detect malicious software that depletes users' airtime and data.
Channels such as the Independent Electoral Commission's Web site and social media will allow voters to stay abreast of all things election, including real-time results.
The provincial government and Cell C have signed an agreement that will pave the way to public access WiFi for citizens.
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Cyber security responsibility must rest on the head of the leader at the highest level.
South African political parties have been hard at work using social media as a tool to reach voters, hoping these online efforts will translate into votes.
The Department of Tourism readies a centralised data hub that will deliver real-time tourism information via digital platforms.
The local community watch app eyes additional services and expansion after a funding injection from software firm Lightswitch Solutions.