It’s that time of year again when all the Top 10 lists start appearing. One of the first out of the blocks is YouTube, providing us with their Top 10 trending videos of the year, plus the top music videos. FULL STORY >

In the world of motorbikes, two wheels are good but three can become unwieldy. Yamaha’s new Niken is set to prove this wrong. FULL STORY >

Comic books, TV series, movies and now… podcasts. FULL STORY >

Continuing from Part 1 of an illuminating Digital Dialogues session with Microsoft South Africa, Kethan Parbhoo, the chief marketing operations officer at Microsoft South Africa, highlighted a few trends that businesses and individuals... FULL STORY >

A fascinating exploration into how technology has changed, is changing and will change the world in the years ahead was the focus for Microsoft’s recent digital dialogues session held in Bryanston. FULL STORY >

Acer's latest Predator device is currently up for pre-order and will be available later this month. Here's six things you need to know about the Triton 700 gaming notebook. FULL STORY >

After Google’s Datally mobile data monitoring app arrived last week (install it now, it’s brilliant), the company has now also made its Files Go app available locally. FULL STORY >

Come 2018 Mega Man 11 will make its long last debut, with Capcom confirming so on a 30th anniversary Twitch live stream. FULL STORY >

If you, like us, are waiting for an awesome Queen biopic, well, things are not exactly going to plan. FULL STORY >

Designed as an operating system for devices with less than 1 GB of RAM, Google announces Android Oreo Go. FULL STORY >

Dubbed a Super Sport Utility Vehicle, Lamborghini lifts the veil on its new Urus SUV, which can hit 100 km/h from standstill in 3.6 seconds. FULL STORY >

Destiny 2's first expansion is landing today, and to mark the occasion Bungie has released a launch trailer. FULL STORY >

Acer’s Predator Triton 700, which aims to make high performance gaming portable and accessible, is now available locally. FULL STORY >

Talking to The Verge, Niantic CEO John Hanke notes that basically everything from the 2012 original will change, including the graphics, story and the tech that runs the game. FULL STORY >

The pair's legal battle shows no signs of abating, with Qualcomm looking to ban the sale of iPhone X devices by AT&T and T-Mobile in the US. FULL STORY >