YouÔÇÖll probably also have heard of virtual reality, but have you heard of augmented reality or ÔÇ£ARÔÇØ? FULL STORY >

All the imporant tech activity in July 09 FULL STORY >

The Internet isnÔÇÖt only about keyboard playing cats and Facebook. ItÔÇÖs also awash with brilliant educational information and tools to download and use. We hand-picked some of the best educational sites online. FULL STORY >

It is difficult to convey the hope that yesterdayÔÇÖs switching on of the 17 000 km Seacom cable brings. FULL STORY >

Seattle in the US is pumping $6 million into replacing all 40,000 of their streetlights with LEDs FULL STORY >

UK music fans opting to stream music rather than pirate. FULL STORY >

Google have now taken steps to make identifying licensed images on its Image Search a little easier. FULL STORY >

United States and South Korean websites have been under cyber attack since the 4th of July. FULL STORY >

TW10 is one of the best sports games we\\\'ve ever played. The Wii MotionPlus controller adds a genuine simulation component and the game is loaded with content. FULL STORY >

Bing to display results based on a search of a name in association with ÔÇ£twitterÔÇØ that include a link to the relevant Twitter page and the latest tweet from that page. FULL STORY >

Thanks to the PC and the Net many people are turning their backs on the old ÔÇ£all rights reservedÔÇØ paradigm and ?¡embracing Creative Commons. FULL STORY >

The Internet has truly revolutionised the way we live our lives. Unless you live in a small cave on a rocky ?¡outcrop somewhere in rural Kwa-Zulu Natal, it will very definitely have affected your life. But there is a sinister side to this otherwise benign and benevolent... FULL STORY >

Cinema Nouveau is set to be the first movie theatre in South Africa to screen live performances of plays in High Definition, as part of the National Theatre Live project. FULL STORY >

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 was officially launched today at a function held by EA Software South Africa at Vodacom World of Golf, Midrand. FULL STORY >

According to SEACOM, increased pirate activity off the east coast of Africa has caused it to shift back the planned launch date of the cable. FULL STORY >