Southern Africans will be treated to a partial solar eclipse on the 1st of September; here are the best times to watch it in South Africa!
Month: August 2016
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Researchers at the Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute have developed a new camera system capable of rendering the human body as a virtual hologram.
The US Department of Energy has announced its plans to construct a nuclear fusion device in a bid to create clean, safe, and limitless energy.
Pokemon Go is slated to receive new features in the future, including the ability to trade, launch the game in VR, and find legendary Pokemon.
A new leak has depicted HTC's 'Sailfish' Nexus device from all angles, and depicts a unique design in three different colours.
Facebook has shut down a support group dedicated to Pravin Gordhan after it was deemed to have grown "too quickly" and broke several site limits.
Apple is reportedly preparing to unveil redesigned MacBook Pro and Air models as well as a new iMac lineup with AMD graphics chips by October.
Niantic has reversed early Pokemon Go player bans, which permanently divorced gamers from the title if they made use of 'illegal' third party services.
It's the ultimate test: can the Huawei P9's Leica-made dual camera setup dethrone the DSLR? We take the two head to head!
Durban-based engineers Trevor Lorimer and Timothy Rowell have unveiled a prototype robot to inspect power lines and support structures.
Here's a quick and easy method to opt-out from sharing WhatsApp data with Facebook in the latest version of the popular instant messaging app.
