By 2020, 250?million connected vehicles will enable new in-vehicle services and driving capabilities.
Internet should be seen as a basic municipal service, or residents will remain technologically marginalised, says City of Tshwane's GCIO.
Streaming content, smart homes, 'mind sharing' and domestic robots are among Ericsson's top trends for the year ahead.
The world's most popular social networking platform goes down, prompting users to take to Twitter to get their online fix.
The micro-jobbing platform surpasses growth targets by over 300% as its base continues to grow.
The world bids farewell to Google Glass - some with sentiments of "great knowing you", and others of "good riddance".
The social media giant looks set to extend its local presence, announcing its first African office and advertising Johannesburg job opportunities.
Despite vocal opposition from government, the Democratic Alliance remains positive online gambling will be legalised in SA.
AfriLeaks is now accepting confidential documentation it will securely send to media houses to expose corruption.
A study shows selfie-happy men are more likely to be narcissists and psychopaths.
Authorities crack down on modern day buccaneers using the Web to facilitate their secret activities.
The Gauteng Department of Education turned to UC-Wireless to deploy its?Ruckus WiFi solution?for its "Big Switch On" launch.