Thu, August 29th, 12:30 · Richard Cutcher
HumanIPO Academy has announced a partnership with Cape Town-based startup Zapacab, allowing guests at tomorrow’s launch event to test drive the new taxi hailing service. → Read more
Thu, August 29th, 10:00 · Richard Cutcher
Two months ago South Africa’s cab drivers, control centres and customers were blissfully unaware of the number of marketing gizmos headed their way, but the competition is now fierce with three companies going head to head for clients and rides. → Read more
Thu, August 29th, 07:00 · Richard Cutcher
BlackBerry has launched its 9720 device in South Africa, claiming it has taken its existing smartphones to the “next level”. → Read more
Wed, August 28th, 17:29 · Richard Cutcher
Christian de Faria, formerly of network operator MTN, will take over as Bharti Airtel’s chief executive of African operations on January 1, 2014. → Read more
Wed, August 28th, 14:20 · Richard Cutcher
South African social buying site UbuntuDeal will close its Cape Town offices next month and is in the process of changing its business model. → Read more
Wed, August 28th, 12:00 · Richard Cutcher
Not a single African government request for Facebook data was accepted by the social network, while the United States had 79 per cent of up to 12,000 requests accepted. → Read more
Mon, August 26th, 20:00 · Richard Cutcher
Dina Pule, South Africa’s disgraced former communications minister, could be suspended by the African National Congress (ANC) following her public dressing down in parliament. → Read more
Mon, August 26th, 16:00 · Richard Cutcher
The number of LTE device manufacturers has increased by 66 per cent since July 2012, with 1,064 different devices now available on the market. → Read more
Mon, August 26th, 13:20 · Richard Cutcher
An Amazon data centre glitch has caused problems for users of sites and apps such as Instagram, Netflix, Vine and Airbnb. → Read more
Mon, August 26th, 08:30 · Richard Cutcher
Charles Brewer, managing director for DHL Express Sub Saharan Africa, believes increased investment is needed on the continent for it to become more than just an end-user for technology products. → Read more
Sun, August 25th, 08:00 · Richard Cutcher
Nairobi startup ManyattaRent led the African tech news headlines this week with its claim Safaricom “stole” its concept of paying rent through mobile money. → Read more
Sat, August 24th, 08:00 · Richard Cutcher
Mark Shuttleworth’s bid to finance Canonical’s Ubuntu Edge through crowdfunding has ended in failure, despite raising a record amount of money. → Read more
Fri, August 23rd, 16:00 · Richard Cutcher
Hewlett-Packard (HP) is looking for acquisitions of up to US$1.5 billion, with its chief executive officer (CEO) Meg Whitman saying purchases will be “part of our future”. → Read more
Fri, August 23rd, 13:20 · Richard Cutcher
More Americans visited Yahoo! than Google in July, the first time it has overtaken its rival in in two years. → Read more
Thu, August 22nd, 11:40 · Richard Cutcher
Cell C is spending ZAR200 million (US$19.3 million) on network expansion in Gauteng as it bids to improve its coverage and become less dependent on Vodacom’s infrastructure. → Read more
Thu, August 22nd, 10:00 · Richard Cutcher
The Association of Independent Mobile Phone and Credit Dealers (ASIMODE) has added its voice to those calling for a review of the suggested 20 per cent tax on imported devices. → Read more
Thu, August 22nd, 08:00 · Richard Cutcher
South Africa’s Distributor Drive Control Corporation has opened an office in Maputo, Mozambique, as it looks to expand across the continent. → Read more
Wed, August 21st, 10:30 · Richard Cutcher
Marian Shinn, the Democratic Alliance’s shadow minister for communications, has said the reason for the Department of Communications’ director general’s suspension last year by former minister Dina Pule remains a mystery. → Read more
Wed, August 21st, 09:30 · Richard Cutcher
South Africa’s former communications minister Dina Pule was given a dressing down in parliament yesterday, when Ben Turok MP, co-chair of the joint committee on ethics and members’ interests, said her “private interests were in direct conflict with the public interest”. → Read more
Tue, August 20th, 18:30 · Richard Cutcher
Perk, the South African in-shop mobile app, has received a ZAR800,000 (US$79,000) investment from private investment firm Clifftop Colony. → Read more
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