Author: Nic Boerma

Like a bottle of Napoleon, a BMW 7 Series should never be conspicuous but always present. The 7 Series is the centre of all R&D and innovation for the rest of the Bavarian manufacturers’ lines including its EVs. While the new 7s are all of that, the most dramatic upgrades range from unpretentious to sublimely ostentatious. Led by a vastly divergent and aggressive new monolithic front end, the car tapers down bullish RR Phantom lines to finish with a perfectly proportioned rear that at worst is a tiny nod to the frumpy sandwich of yore. Like the rest of the…

South Africa’s reliance on coal always had an expiry date on it – Tim Cohen examines why Eskom looks like it was left in the fridge too long. When you talk about coal in South Africa, it’s always best to start with some maths. And history. And geology. And then, of course, there is politics. The geology is complicated because the time period involved runs into billions of years, and since we still argue about the significance of the Boer War, it’s easy to imagine why it gets complicated pretty quickly. But if you dust away mountains of history and…

We know – the above headline isn’t exactly what you’d call crystal clear, but hey, we didn’t name developer Milestone’s game and if we had the headline would be several lines long. For a better sense of what’s being touted, here’s the full headline: Milestone, developer of Monster Energy Supercross 4: The Official Video Game launches competition that allows players to bring their creation to life through Track Editor Mode. Still slightly unclear isn’t it? Here’s the breakdown: Monster Energy Supercross 4 Track Editor Competition If you play Monster Energy Supercross 4 it follows you’re probably a big fan of…

The Ultimate Ears WONDERBOOM™ 2 speaker rocks a bigger battery, brassier 360-degree sound, a higher IP67 rating and vibrant two-tone fabrics, making it your most-valued-guest for chilled afternoon soirees or epic all-night parties!

The new payment option enables Raru shoppers to enjoy the convenience of the Payflex shop-now pay-later offering, paying for their purchase in 4 equal payments spanning 6 weeks without incurring any extra costs:  Zero interest.  Zero fees. Zero catch.

For those just starting out on the road to a Smart Home, there’s a unique joy that comes from the first time the devices do their smart thing: something between amazement, wonder, and the feeling that a door has just opened to a new dimension of possibility.[1] Sitting on my small patio as the daylight slowly fades away and the lights in my house automatically light up, I feel like James Bond. It happens every day and every day I still smile with joy. Having a smart home certainly makes you feel like you have stepped into the future, and…

Smart TVs have evolved so quickly that it’s difficult to believe they only arrived on the scene a few years ago.  They continue to develop, with manufacturers continually looking to outdo one another with everything from functionality to sound and image quality.

The HP Spectre X360 (2018) comprises a sculpted aluminium chassis, a hidden hinge and full-size keyboard. The stylish hardware is finished in Dark Ash Silver.

It’s about time to update your mag collection because the new issue of Stuff is on the shelf of your nearest grocery store from today.

Smartphone brand Honor hopes to redefine what customers think of when they look for budget smartphones. That’s why the company’s newly-launched-in-SA Honor 8S is landing just shy of the R2,000 mark. But, unlike most budget handsets, what you’re looking at in the handset is rather far from a budget device. Looking inward The Honor 8S offers users 2GB of RAM and 32GB of onboard storage – a quite generous complement from a sub-R2,000 smartphone. It runs Honor’s EMUI 9.0, laid over Android 9.0 Pie, speedily thanks to the Mediatek MT6761 Helio A22 quad-core processor at its heart. Graphics are handled…