ZA Tech Show

This week Brett Haggard hosts Samantha Perry and Tristan Hall for a very conversational, chatty episode of the ZA Tech Show. Amongst other things, they talk about the Sexism incident at Samsung's Africa Forum, Google TV White Space, new rates from Vodacom and a very, very high iTunes bill.

Brett Haggard, Steven Ambrose and Liron Segev get together in ZA Tech Show's Johannesburg studio to discuss the rebranding or addition of Telkom Mobile branding to 8ta; first impressions of the Galaxy S4 The state of play in the gaming space, Dropbox's acquisition of Mailbox.app and more...

Brett Haggard, Charlie Fripp and Steven Ambrose gather in a Cape Town hotel room prior to Samsung Africa Forum 2013 for a fantastic debate on the mobile industry and a roundup of some of the week's top news stories. Topics discussed include the Samsung Galaxy S4, HTC's One, LTE, Google Glass and the skills shortage in South Africa.

Brett Haggard, Andy Hadfield and Adam Oxford get together for a roundup of what's been going on in the South African technology over the past week or two. The news discussed includes 8ta's rebranding, new Vodacom contracts, the Evernote hack, Intel's new Atom processors and much, much more.

Brett Haggard, Aki Anastasiou, Steven Ambrose and Charlie Fripp gather in a corridor at Mobile World Congress 2013 in Barcelona for a report back on what new tablets, smartphones, gadgets, services and other interesting wildcards were on show.

It's a sweltering hot week in ZA Tech Show's Johannesburg studio as Brett Haggard, Sam Beckbessinger and Ben Kelly get together to discuss the mobile landscape leading up to Mobile World Congress in Barcelona next week, the Playstation 4 rumours, Burger King's twitter account being hacked and much more, including some rad panelist and reader picks of the week.

In a bumper episode of the ZA Tech Show (1 hour and 24 minutes to be exact), Brett Haggard gets together with Real Time Wine's Andy Hadfield and Connect Magazine's Adam Oxford to discuss the past week's tech news. Topics on the agenda include Twitter's foray into e-commerce, the state of the gaming market, copycat motor manufacturers and of course, our (and our listeners') picks of the week.

ZA Tech Show's bets attempts to change its recording time are scuppered by an outage at its ISP, so Brett Haggard and Steven Ambrose get together a day later to discuss the iPhone 5's LTE upgrade, Blackberry's comeback with OS10 and the Z10 handset, some ambitious plans from Microsoft to uplift the African technology sector and of course, some great picks of the week.

Brett Haggard (@Brettski) hosts Ben Kelly (@BenedictKelly) and David Greenway (@DaveGreenway) in a particularly news analysis heavy episode of the podcast. They discuss the latest spate of earnings from the world's tech-elite, ADSL price cuts, the upcoming Blackberry 10 launch, Intel's play in the smartphone space a whole bunch of rumours and of course, their picks of the week.

It's a roundabout kind of episode as Brett Haggard hosts Sam Beckbessinger and Guy Taylor in a rambling discussion all about Apple TV, the media and piracy landscape in South Africa and whether or not anybody really cares about what's going on in social media anymore.

We revisit CES, but this time from a trends perspective as Brett Haggard, Steven Ambrose and ZA Tech Show newcomer Shaun Behnken sit down and discuss the incremental produce release cycles in the industry, Sony's comeback, what Intel is up to in smartphones and tablets, their picks of the week and much, much more.

In an episode that's all about CES envy, Brett Haggard, Benedict Kelly and David Greenway talk about their favourite product announcements, Google's game of silly buggers, Adobe's decision to make CS2 free, Cell C and M-Web's collaboration on cheap data and the leaked Blackberry 10 pics, as well as the panelists picks of the week and much, much more.

In the third of ZA Tech Show's mini episodes of 2012, Brett Haggard and Benedict Kelly congregate over Skype to discuss the major news stories of 2012. The agenda consists of the excitement surrounding LTE's arrival in SA, the resurgence of Cell C under Allan Knott-Craig, Ben's theory about it being the beginning of the end for Apple, Google opening up Nexus devices to others, and the landing of Windows 8.

Long: In the second of ZA Tech Show's mini episodes of 2012, Brett Haggard and Arthur Goldstuck discuss some predictions for CES 2013. They talk about new notebooks and tablet; inspired smartphone designs and how the automotive industry is back in the spotlight.

In the first of ZA Tech Shows mini episodes of 2012, Brett Haggard and David Greenway get together to discuss their favourite gadgets of 2012. They name their favourite smartphones, tablets, e-Reader, Ultrabooks and Headphones of 2012 and choose their favourite xmas gifts for under R2000 and R1000 this festive season.