Activities of cyber criminals have continued to cause more harm than good. For 12 years on, Google has been celebrating Safer Internet Day to raise awareness for organisations, groups and individuals on the need to stem the tide of cyber-crime and insecurity on the Internet.

These tech giants seem to know what they are doing, releasing new devices every chance they get. More often than not, these new releases are good business for them, and as they’ll want us to believe, new opportunities for us! Cool right? Well, it depends on how you look at it. Although tech innovations are much celebrated, not everyone can afford to keep up with every new device that comes along, and this sometimes poses a challenge. Find out four ways you can get that device you want without creating holes in your pocket or bank account:

In December 2014, Samsung Mobile introduced the ‘A Series’ of devices into the market to consolidate on the gains of the ‘S Series’ The first in the series of these new devices are the Galaxy A5 and A3. Many technology reviewers seem to be in agreement that these are the phones for the stylish consumers.

As the world’s electronic companies scramble to set the agenda for wearable devices, one Japanese vegetable juice maker went one better Thursday, unveiling a wearable tomato machine.

Helping to strengthen privacy and compliance protections for its customers in the cloud, the global Information technology ecosystem has recorded a major milestone as Microsoft has become the first major cloud provider to adopt the world’s first international standard for cloud privacy.