Author: Marcé

February is coming up, which means we’re bound to see a new device to join the Galaxy S-lineup. Following the brilliant S10 device launched in 2019, you’d expect something logical, like the S11 from Samsung. Nope, not this time. 

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The annual Consumer Electronics Show produces both groundbreaking and strange tech every year. This time around we saw everything from a hellishly expensive self-heating lunchbox to an automated Segway chair. But the PC maker Lenovo had other plans. 

Thanks to the coronavirus, the mobile game Plague Inc. has become more popular Following the outbreak (and worryingly quick spread) of the coronavirus in China, the world has become slightly obsessed with protecting themselves against this strange occurrence. It is the 20’s after all, better be prepared than infected, yeah? Now, if there’s one thing

At the end of 2019, we teamed up with Acer South Africa to bring you a next-level gaming experience. This includes visiting the Acer office in Johannesburg and playing on the Predator Thronos gaming setup which is powered by the Acer Predator Orion 9000 gaming PC with two Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti graphics card.

Here’s one way to cheer you up at the end of Januworry: Samsung just launched the Note 10 Lite in South Africa. The teared-down version of the flagship Galaxy Note 10 still packs a punch for just R13,000. The Galaxy Note 10 Lite is powered by an Exynos 9810 (that’s in the Note 8) and 6GB of RAM. The Super AMOLED display is still gigantic and beautiful, sizing in at 6.7in edge-to-edge — it’s still got the single centred pinhole camera.  What about the camera setup? We know that’s what you wanna know about. The Galaxy Note 10 Lite has…

Just 24 hours after Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos’ iPhone was hacked, his data usage apparently increased with 29,000%. Someone was syphoning huge amounts of personal data from his iPhone 10 — but at that stage, no-one knew where it was all going. 

Are you excited? We’re excited. Because the highly anticipated Half-Life Alyx VR sequel is due to launch in March. We know it’s not the Half-Life many hoped for, but it’s the Half-life we’re gonna get.  Valve has subsequently decided to make all the previous Half-Life titles free-to-play on Steam leading up to the release date of Alyx. Which means you now have ample time to dust off your Glock 17 and catch up on the series before launch.  What cat? And everyone has access to the whole series, including Half-Life: Source, Half-Life 2, Half-Life 2: Episode One, Half-Life 2: Episode…

If you’re sitting there wondering what the kids are into these days, this is it. TikTok is a short-video format social platform where viewers can consume a lot of content in short intervals.

The ride-hailing app, Uber has partnered with a startup called Trusted Interns to give people looking for jobs more mobility. In other words, it’ll give unemployed people free rides to job interviews to the value of R10,000.  According to research done by Trusted Interns, January and February are the busiest times of the year for young people looking for employment. Through its #GiveTheYouthAChance campaign, Trusted Interns has secured free Uber vouchers for anyone travelling to job interviews. Neat, right? Uber will also match the ride cap of R10,000 with another R10,000 through a Backabuddy campaign if contributors reach that amount.…