As technology makes book-reading a specialist activity, more should be done to keep literature at the heart of life.
After a lull in new devices, 2014 promises happy geeks plugging into radical technology.
The Multi-media Innovation Centre (MMIC) is an innovative multi-media interactive learning, demonstrating and planning platform for the public sector.
The IT-Industry Recognition awards, which rewards good performance throughout the IT industry in the country, seeks to celebrate SA’s IT excellence.
Enough of the wretched gender bias that casts women’s technical savvy in a disdainful light.
Media mogul Arianna Huffington says we need to break away from technology to be successful – and one day we’ll have gadgets to help us do that.
Harper Reed, Obama’s 2012 campaign chief technology officer talks about the drive’s success, but says "tech can’t help you if your party sucks".
Kenya’s entrepreneurs are using technology to scale up their imaginative businesses, writes Gwen Ansell.
European privacy watchdogs have threatened Google with legal action over 2012 policy which violates commitment to transparency.
A number of apps and cellphone-based programmes are being developed to help small-scale Kenyan farmers increase their agricultural skills and yields.
Mali has announced its little known .ML domain will be free from July, a move it hopes will put the country on the map.
The news that has everyone talking: All about the Central African Republic, the best and worst of the Cape Town International Jazz Festival and more.
Lenovo Africa’s general manager, Graham Braum, has recently met with government and private organisations from across Africa to talk business.
The breakneck speed of development in photovoltaic technology means that soon every surface will be generating energy.
Personal technology is now a fully fledged cultural force, and it will only become more powerful, writes Alistair Fairweather.
With Knowledge Graph, Google has radical plans to transform the way we search the internet … again.
Arthur Goldstuck chooses devices that can save your social, business and career life.
Two new LED flashlights from Chinese company Klarus prove that the torch is no longer merely a tube with batteries, writes Joel Dorfan.
Toyota is testing smart-car technology that will minimise the risk of accidents by alerting drivers to pedestrians and other vehicles.
Technology was supposed to make things simpler. This was the famous promise of those laughable 1960s predictions about life in the 21st century.
Technology has helped us transform our world for the better and has also allowed us to connect effortlessly over distances.
New South African Science and Technology Train Initiative
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/ 1 November 2010
The DBE is aiming to utilise technology as a developmental tool for teacher education as well as integrating it into the school curriculum.
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/ 19 October 2010
Hundreds of teachers, education leaders and tech experts will gather in Cape Town next week for the finals of the World Innovative Education Forum.
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/ 15 September 2010
This year’s Education Week Convention and Learning Expo will put the spotlight on technology as an innovative tool to enhance classroom teaching.
To equip children for the workplace in the 21st century, conventional teaching must give way to the use of technology.
In a developing society in which television viewers outnumbers internet users, broadcasting has several advantages that overcome
Authors such as Iain Banks and Martina Cole are increasingly supplementing book releases with digital media apps full of bonus material.
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/ 19 November 2008
The Sars has been awarded a silver medal in innovative technology at the annual Adobe Max Awards in North America.
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/ 12 November 2008
Japanese office worker Satoshi Tada pays for shopping, wins free food and gets store discounts all by waving his cellphone.
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/ 10 November 2008
Businesses are being urged to prepare for developments that could change their futures. John Carvel lists some of them.
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/ 7 November 2008
Local politicians have lauded Barack Obama’s savvy use of technology to build support — and, in some cases, are already emulating him.