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The new R1.3-billion Umhlanga Arch development project is open for business
The new R1.3-billion luxurious Umhlanga Arch development project in Durban is now open for business. The food court is now fully effective, and the four-star Hilton Garden Inn Hotel is set to start running in November. The 45,000m2 development is made up of commercial office space formed in the shape of an iconic glass arch

Galaxy S21 Ultra introduces 108MP camera at 65W fast charging speed
After releasing the premium Note 20 series, Samsung has now revealed that they are planning to launch 2021 flagship Galaxy S20 Ultra with 65W fast charging support and 108MP camera system. According to the report by GizmoChina, the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra will come with the company's own Samsung HM2 108-megapixel primary camera in the

Deon Geyser has been appointed new Liquid Telecom South Africa CEO
South Africa’s first converged telecommunications network operator, Liquid Telecom South Africa has announced it has appointed Deon Geyser as its new CEO. Starting from January 2021, Geyser will be accountable for managing the strategic transposing of the company as Liquid Intelligent Technologies and the implementation of the new planned direction of providing an integrated technology

New Microsoft action to fight ransomware ahead of U.S. elections
American multinational technology company, Microsoft has revealed that they have taken action to disrupt a botnet called Trickbot, one of the world’s most infamous botnets and prolific distributors of ransomware. Ransomware is said to be one of the largest threats to the upcoming U.S elections as enemies can use it to infect a computer system

Version 86 of Google Chrome introduces new security features
Google’s Chrome web browser version 86 added new security options on smartphones. This has been done to intensify password security on both Android and iOS devices by telling you if the passwords you’ve asked Chrome to remember have been compromised, and if so, how to fix them. This new feature sends usernames and passwords to

Sasol agrees to sell shares in Lake Charles project
The petrochemical giant, Sasol has agreed to a deal to sell a 50% share of its troublesome Lake Charles project in the United States for US$2 billion (R33.3-billion). Due to its high debt levels struggle, reduced demand and volatile oil prices, in June Sasol announced a restructure of the business, the closure of some operations

“No mask. No ride.”: Uber introduces mask verification
One of the world’s biggest transporting services, Uber is making it clear that if you do not wear your mask, then you get no ride and they are introducing a mask verification. The Uber Mask Verification tool requires passengers who have been reported to have not worn a mask during rides to take a photo

The Foschini Group purchases more than 400 national Jet stores
With over 4 500 outlets across 32 countries, The Foschini Group- also known as TFG, has confirmed that it has finalised the purchase of Jet stores. Earlier this week, the Competition Commission said all the conditions for the group’s acquisition of Jet stores in South Africa had been met. The Foschini Group, which has over

Instagram tests new feature to hide offensive comments and expand nudge warnings
Instagram accomplished 10 years on Tuesday with over one billion users, and they announced fresh updates to make its platform safer like hiding potentially offensive comments and expanding nudge warnings. Owned by Facebook, the company said they have started testing a new feature that automatically hides comments similar to others that have been reported. One

Samsung has released the 4K Ultra Short Throw laser projector: The Premier
If you are not really interested in buying a large LED TV but you would still love to watch your movies and series on a big screen, you might just have the solution. Samsung released its new 4K Ultra Short Throw laser projector: The Premiere, which provides a big picture cinematic experience in the comfort

Studies show that AI can detect Covid-19 in your lungs
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) has been a global pandemic with an exponential growth rate and an incompletely understood transmission process. Researchers have demonstrated that an artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm could be trained to classify Covid-19 pneumonia in computed tomography (CT) scans with up to 90 per cent accuracy. It also identifies positive cases 84 per

Google Maps uses Artificial Intelligence to predict traffic performance
Google says more than 1 billion kilometres are driven with Google Maps in more than 220 countries and territories, and that is a lot of traffic data to take in. Using Artificial Intelligence, Maps can you show instant traffic updates from the moment you start navigating. All of it appears extremely simple, but there’s a

The Volocopter has taken urban air mobility to whole new level
Some of these latest inventions are evolving way past concept, and technology on the Volocopter has taken urban air mobility to whole new level. This is an electric taxi that shoots straight to the sky. Volocopter is a German start-up aircraft manufacturer that has been working on its revolutionary 18-rotor electric aircraft. The aircraft is

Peugeot Citroen is bringing out five of its newest cars to South Africa
It has been reaffirmed by Peugeot Citroen South Africa that there will be launching five of its new Landtrek one-tonne bakkie in South Africa in the last of 2021, as one of five of its newest cars that are headed our way in the next year. The cars include the new 2008 compact SUV, as

Belinda Mapongwana appointed as chair at MTN Zakhele Futhi (MTNZF)
MTN Zakhele Futhi (MTNZF), established by Africa’s biggest mobile giant, MTN Group, has appointed attorney and businesswoman Belinda Mapongwana as its new chairperson. MTNZF said on Friday that Mapongwana had taken the reigns on Wednesday (September 16) as Sindi Mabaso-Koyana’s successor who was appointed on the MTN board as an independent non-executive director and chairperson

WhatsApp working on feature that lets you add contacts via QR codes
WhatsApp is currently working on a new feature that will allow users to create a new WhatsApp Web session using fingerprints and lets you add contacts by scanning their QR codes. According to WaBetaInfo, the online platform that tracks the upcoming updates and features on the instant messaging platform, this feature is under development and

Malema believes Andile Lungisa did nothing wrong, and he supports him
Julius Malema is throwing his weight behind his former fellow comrade Andile Lungisa and is rallying behind him after he reported to prison on Thursday, 17 September 2020, to begin serving his sentence for assault. Lungisa was an African National Congress (ANC) councillor in Nelson Mandela Bay spent his first night behind bars after he

Eskom urges South Africans to reduce electricity usage
After a few days of silence, Eskom is back, and is serving us notice again. Unfortunately, the embattled power supplier has dropped an ominous announcement on Thursday 17 September that hints that we haven’t seen the last of load shedding just yet. While they said that there is no load shedding scheduled for either Thursday

Bugatti set to change brands, moving from VW to Rimac
It is said that VW Group is on the verge of offloading Bugatti to Croatian electromobility powerhouse Rimac Automobili. Bugatti – the luxury brand best known for today's 16-cylinder hyper cars and its pre-WWII automotive masterpieces – will likely be transferred to Rimac via Porsche, in exchange for a bigger share in Europe's answer to

iOS 14 has finally landed, and this is what you need to know
The iOS 14 has been launched and an update has rolled out globally for everyone on Wednesday. A list of compatible iPhone devices have been included below. Basically, if you have iOS13, you’d be able to install iOS 14. The new iOS 14 update will be available to download as an over-the-air update for the
