Will the Sony story end in tragedy?
Alistair Fairweather ponders how to reconcile a company capable of making a TV like the 4K Bravia with one struggling to financially stay above water.
Why R279,000 TV is good news for consumers
Arthur Goldstuck unpacks the new Sony TV offering and considers why a R279 000 TV set is good news for the consumer.
The Cape’s big broadband plans
The Western Cape wants every citizen in every town and village to have access to affordable high speed broadband, but is it just another dream?
Is Apple ARMing for war against Intel?
Two of the world’s biggest technology companies may be heading for a divorce as rumours circulate that Apple may abandon Intel chips
Telkom troubles mounting
Telkom Business Mobile head’s move from Telkom to Vodacom may highlight problems within the company
New business rules for a hyper-connected world
The global acceptance of the world wide web opened up huge opportunities in the way we conduct business
The end of the PC?
The first decline in personal computer sales in a decade has prompted analysts to ask whether tablets will kill the PC, writes Alistair Fairweather
Selective memory from Cell C CEO
Vodacom has “screwed customers long enough”… Except, Mr Knott-Craig, there’s just one problem…
Technology drives behaviour, but is it the right behaviour?
We are doing more with more, not more with less
The iPhone 5 and the fallacy of innovation
It’s the naysayers vs the sales figures, features vs functionality and everyone else vs Apple. Alistair Fairweather unpacks the new iPhone 5.
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