Conceived by Cape Townbased Optimal Energy and originally designed by South Africanborn Keith Helfet, South Africas very own allelectric car, Joule, will be proudly showcased at the Geneva Motor Show in Switzerland this month.
We talk to James Munn, vice president of business development in Sub-Sahara Africa for Qualcomm Inc., about what the future holds for smartphone users.
Can a contentious Facebook status update cost you your job? TechSmart discuss some of Facebook's legal implications with Liza van Wyk, CEO of training, consulting and project management service provider AstroTech.
Brett is a self confessed technology nut who has been involved in the telecoms industry in South Africa for 13 years. He has performed a variety of roles in the cellular environment, working both on the operator and device side. He is currently a product and technical support manager with Samsung Mobile.
Since his debut single, Today, reached the top of the charts, Jesse Clegg has been a busy man. He was nominated for two SAMA awards and performed at the Mandela Day concert in New York City. We caught up with him to talk tech.
Night Drive is a locally produced horror movie, starring amongst others Chris Beasley from Isidingo. What makes the movie interesting is that it was shot entirely on dSLR cameras using onboard HD video functionality. We spoke to the films producer James Carroll about how this differed from shooting on regular video cameras.
The Parlotones' latest album, Stardust Galaxies, received an exclusive first release on Sony Ericsson phones, there's even an exclusive "Parlotones Edition" Sony Ericsson W995. TechSmart caught up with lead singer Kahn Morbee in the middle of their European tour.
Considered one of SA's foremost thinkers on the Internet, Matthew Buckland currently heads up 20FourLabs. We chatted to him about his thoughts on the future of newspapers, privacy and the Net.
Since its release last year, Collected Memories, the debut album from Zebra & Giraffe, has produced five hit singles. Greg Carlin, the driving force behind the band, speaks to us about his love for Napster, spam on MySpace, and he gives his prediction for vinyl.
