Apple has reportedly scrubbed the idea of including a wraparound display on the iPhone 8, and might be forced to include a rear-facing fingerprint scanner.
Month: April 2017
According to new reports, Apple is secretly testing a new means for diabetics to non-invasively monitor their blood sugar.
Google has officially disabled Home functionality which enabled a Burger King promotion to advertise to users in their lounges.
Google has begun testing a new food delivery and home services app, named Areo, for Indian users in both Bangalore and Mumbai.
Earlier this week, Google Maps erroneously listed the Gupta mansion in Saxonwold as an address for the South African Presidency.
Apple's forthcoming release of iOS 10.3.2 will officially leave behind 32-bit devices such as the iPhone 5 and the iPhone 5c.
FNB has updated its mobile banking app to include an augmented reality feature to help customers locate eBucks retail partners.
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Local billionaire Wendy Appelbaum has launched a legal battle with Vodacom over what she has termed “force feed payments”, or out-of-bundle charges.
McDonald's Australia - in a bid to better connect with the youth it employs - has begun accepting job applications through Snapchat.
To celebrate the 12th anniversary of Google Maps, Matteo Archondis has created an 'around-the-world' hyperlapse tour constructed from the service.
A new leak has potentially revealed the refurbished Galaxy Note 7 model that Samsung hopes to sell in emerging markets such as Vietnam.
