Articles about Gaming

South Africa’s 5G market enters dynamic growth phase

As of December 2024, over 50% of the population had access to 5G networks, marking a milestone in the sector’s development, says Africa Analysis.

Gaming to tame unemployment, foster innovation in SA

A new study reveals there is strong interest in SA’s gaming and eSports industry, and the careers within it.

Protecting your personal information when gaming

Whenever you interact with a game – setting up your profile, sending messages in chats or publishing content in the game – the gaming company is processing your information.

HONOR 200 Pro meets every need for on-the-go entertainment

The device comes with a 100W wired HONOR SuperCharge, which fully powers the HONOR 200 Pro in 41 minutes.

Goldrush installs Huawei Power-S system

Logicalis SA partnered with Huawei Digital Power to provide the fully integrated, fully scalable smart power system that supports multiple power sources.

FirstNet leverages WIOCC 2Africa cable

WIOCC has connected FirstNet Technology Services to the 2Africa cable system between Durban and Cape Town.

HONOR 90 Lite 5G: Your ultimate entertainment, gaming companion on the go

The HONOR 90 Lite 5G smartphone includes the 6.7-inch HONOR FullView Display.

SA regulator approves MS deal to acquire Activision

South African competition authorities give the deal the thumbs up, but the transaction faces hurdles in other countries.

Tshimologong upskills youth in gaming, animation

Youth are invited to apply for wide-ranging skills development programmes in the gaming and animation industries.

rAge Expo to give away tickets to five lucky ITWeb readers

The gaming, tech, e-sports, geek culture, and digital entertainment event is on from 9 to 11 December.

HUAWEI nova Y90 proves entry-level smartphones can be exceptional

The new HUAWEI nova Y90 comes with a 6.7-inch Edgeless FullView Display that lets you view everything bigger and better.

PC business remains essential, says HP exec

The personal systems unit is still a large division and will continue to grow, says HP’s head of PC business.