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Imagine being able to surf the web and watch videos online without having to swat away pesky pop-up ads? These days you can.
UK companies loose a total of 7.5 million working days every week – that’s 348 million days a year – because of poor office technology. They appear to have been slow in capitalising on the trend.
Stafford Masie, one of South Africa’s most innovative players in the IT space has done it again with his new brainchild, the Blade device. He joined Alec Hogg in studio to talk about changing the way people do business through practical, entrepreneurial innovations.
China has levied about $140 million in back taxes from Microsoft Corp in the first major case concerning cross-border tax evasion in the country.
Emergeination is a unique online platform designed by creatives for creatives and brings together many of Britain’s most glamorous talents.
ICASA’s IMT Roadmap for telecommunications services, details which frequency bands are seen by ICASA to be relevant to the South African market.
Twitter’s CFO Anthony Noto has hit the international headlines this morning after a supposedly secret direct message (DM in Twitter-speak), was sent publicly.
Two of the fiercest rivals in online classifieds, South Africa’s Naspers and Norway’s Schibsted, said they would team up in some emerging markets, including fast-growing Brazil where they have battled each other for years.
When Amazon launched the Kindle in late 2007 “e-books” basically equaled“Kindle.” Everybody could see immediately that reading was going electronic, and there was only one commercially meaningful maker of electronic readers.
Samsung Electronics expects high single-digit revenue growth in 2014, compared with the 50 to 60 percent annual expansion of the last few years, as the global economic malaise trickles down to the continent.