Honor 600 and 600 Pro prices and launch details in South Africa
Honor Technologies Africa’s head of product training, Jacques Mapepe, dubbed the mid-range devices as “flagship killers” for their impressive camera capabilities and battery life.
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South African company selling blackout-proof smartphones getting a new office and warehouse
RuggedSA told MyBroadband that demand for large-battery devices remained strong despite the near disappearance of load-shedding.
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Capitec gave away free data worth R26 per gigabyte
Capitec has revealed the total value and amount of free data it gave away over the past year, making it possible to calculate an average.
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One smartphone achieved an average 5G speed of 336 Mbps in South Africa
The Samsung Galaxy S25 outperformed other smartphones in 5G performance in South Africa, with an average download speed of 336 Mbps.
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diesel | diesel prices | fuel | fuel price apps | Motoring | Smartphones
Easy way South Africans can find fuel stations with the cheapest diesel
There are several apps South African motorists can use to find the best prices on diesel at fuel stations near them or within particular areas.
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Truecaller could change its app in South Africa
Truecaller says it is 100% open to accommodating regulators and making changes to how its popular caller ID and spam-blocking service works in South Africa.
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One of South Africa’s only successful smartphone brands stumbles
South Africa’s most successful smartphone brand had a stable 2025 despite increased competition from Chinese rivals and pressure from higher component import costs.
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Cell C | iphone | iPhone 16e | MTN | smartphone contracts | Smartphones
Most affordable iPhone contracts in South Africa
Here are the cheapest contracts for iPhone devices we could find from the top carriers in South Africa.
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Warning about clever trick Temu uses in South Africa that is banned in Switzerland
MyBroadband tested on of Temu’s big online promotions and found it to be nothing but a contrived scheme designed to trick customers into making a purchase.
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Smartphones in for a rough ride
IDC forecasts that the global smartphone market will contract 12.9% in 2026 because of the unprecedented memory chip shortage, marking “a crisis like no other”.