As if the world has not heard enough about AI, a company formed by former Apple employees dropped an AI hardware, the Ai Pin.
Ai Pin, that was launched last week by a couple who formerly worked at Apple, Bethany Bongiorno and Imran Chaudhri.
It’s time for businesses to develop their own metaverse plans, or else they will be left behind with just physical-world solutions with no presence in the virtual ...
Google has committed itself towards improving black representation at senior levels and committing to a goal of improving leadership representation of under-represented ...
The 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry went to an invention at the heart of modern life: the rechargeable lithium-ion battery.
Technological advancements have left many behind while only benefiting a few writes Wesley Diphoko.
The "Future of Payments in South Africa" report states that although there's great progress in digital payments, cash continues to be king.
The newly announced taxi-recapitalisation programme is a perfect opportunity for South Africa to create the first successful African electric vehicle.
Kenneth Makate enabled Vodacom to access a tough African market with a groundbreaking tech-commercialisation strategy, writes Wesley Diphoko.
#TechFriday: In the race towards enabling facial recognition technology, your face is the most important resource, writes Wesley Diphoko.
#TechFriday: It is said technology is busy replacing work, however, it is also creating new workers, writes Wesley Diphoko.
This week marks the end of a social network that was built by Google as an answer to Facebook and Twitter known as Google+.
THE INFONOMIST: South Korean giant Samsung has just launched another set of shiny things for its followers ? writes Wesley Diphoko.
THE INFONOMIST: Five years ago at WEF, Will. i. am predicted that in 2019 people would care a lot about data and their identity ? writes Wesley Diphoko.
INFONOMIST: The media reports that SA is again looking at a massive rollout of tablets for education should be welcomed … writes Wesley Diphoko.
THE INFONOMIST: Imagine living in a city where if you wanted a house all you do is to print it … writes Wesley Diphoko.
THE INFONOMIST: We are living in a world of digital platforms and e-commerce, where things that appear real are often not … writes Wesley Diphoko.
The state of the African tech eco-system was under the spotlight this week at the AfricArena event … writes Wesley Diphoko.
World Wide Web users now suffer from online abuse, fake news, data breaches and website shutdowns by governments … writes Wesley Diphoko.
Nothing is really new from recently launched Apple products this week, except for one major step towards sustainability… writes Wesley Diphoko.
In the midst of the dark cloud hanging over the transport sector in South Africa, technological solutions are being developed… writes Wesley Diphoko.
Last Friday, Facebook announced that account entry keys of at least 50 million Facebook users had been stolen… writes Wesley Diphoko.
Many South African Twitter users have reacted negatively to this development partly due to high data costs in the country… writes Wesley Diphoko.
This week Gartner hosted its annual event in South Africa, in Cape Town, where future technology trends were presented… writes Wesley Diphoko.
INFONOMIST: Providing lessons on how challenges can be solved with technology and innovation? writes Wesley Diphoko.