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Kathryn McConnachie
Digital Media Editor at ITWeb.
Kathryn McConnachie is a Digital Media Editor at ITWeb. 
Articles
8:30
Features
Mar 26, 2013
Smarter buildings for smarter cities
Known as the 'building whisperer', IBM's David Bartlett says the best way to build a smarter city is one smarter building at a time.
Kathryn McConnachie
4:10
Hardware
Mar 20, 2013
Samsung confirms smart watch in the works
Beating Apple to the punch, Samsung has gone public with its intentions to bring a smart watch device to market.
Kathryn McConnachie
3:10
Career Moves
Mar 20, 2013
Adobe CTO heads to Apple
Long-time defender of Flash technology, Kevin Lynch, resigns from Adobe and will join Apple as VP of technology.
Kathryn McConnachie
5:00
Double Take
Mar 20, 2013
Smartphone snooze-fest
Consumers continue to yawn at the latest handset releases - have we hit an innovation ceiling?
Kathryn McConnachie
2:50
Wireless
Mar 19, 2013
BlackBerry: in it to win it
The BlackBerry 10 launch has put BlackBerry back on the starting grid of the smartphone race, which it intends to win, says CEO Thorsten Heins.
Kathryn McConnachie
3:50
Wireless
Mar 19, 2013
Kindle Paperwhite officially in SA
The latest version of the popular Kindle e-reader is now available directly from local retailers.
Kathryn McConnachie
6:40
Telecoms
Mar 18, 2013
The state of the smartphone war post-S4
Samsung's new flagship smartphone has Apple on the defensive, and marks a shift in the battle at the top of the smartphone market.
Kathryn McConnachie
3:30
Software
Mar 18, 2013
The Google Reader uprising
Google Reader users flock to alternative services, and an online petition has close to 125 000 signatures.
Kathryn McConnachie
3:50
Wireless
Mar 14, 2013
A new chapter for Android?
The mastermind behind Android, Andy Rubin, steps down, signalling the possible convergence of the mobile OS with Chrome.
Kathryn McConnachie
3:40
Software
Mar 14, 2013
Google Reader to be retired
As part of Google's ongoing spring cleaning, Google Reader will no longer be available as of 1 July.
Kathryn McConnachie