The virus fallout ripples through the global ICT sector, leading to disrupted supply chains and potential hikes in tech product prices.

The South Korean company unveils the Galaxy S20, S20+ and S20 Ultra, as part of the next range of flagship devices in this new decade.

The company plans to first introduce the foldable smartphone in a “limited” environment, with SA as one of five countries to launch it first.

South Africa could see a massive shortage of tech products, resulting in large and rapid price increases amid the coronavirus outbreak, say analysts.

Samsung ended 2019 as the leader in shipments, while Huawei started to feel the impact of continued headwinds from the US.

Apple posts solid quarterly results, spurred by its iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro smartphones, but most South Africans still can’t afford these devices.

The smartphone maker unveils its Galaxy A71, A51 and Note10 Lite, which go on sale in February.

The collaborative partnership seeks to address the increasing need for quality software development skills in SA.

Beyond IOT, the consumer Internet of things will affect everyone, and make our lives easier.

Vivo Mobile finally becomes available in SA, with smartphones going on sale locally from tomorrow.

The Galaxy Note 10 proves popular in SA, and Samsung continues to empower youth through its multimillion-rand bursary.

For the new Google phone to succeed in a price-conscious market like SA, it would need to be top-notch in its specs and priced more aggressively.