As COVID-19 spreads around the globe, many of us feel we have no voice, no ability to affect change. There…
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During this pandemic, it is fair to say that pre-COVID-19 family routines may shift, or even completely fall apart! In our new COVID-19 reality, daycare and school are cancelled, parents are working from home and families are engaging in social distancing, leaving no peers for kids to play with.
Most South Africans had never heard the phrase “flatten the curve” before last week. Nor “social distancing”. A week ago,…
Following on from our guide to cleaning your phone and keyboard last week, we at Stuff thought it might be…
The brand-spankin’ new Galaxy S20 range launches in South Africa today. Here we have the bigboi S20 Ultra looking mighty…
Aside from being a central information and alert system, Twitter also provides a platform for the narratives of those personally affected by disasters or outbreaks, which is useful when it comes to humanitarian assistance and support.
Technological changes have fuelled a substantial new private policing sector that includes commercial companies but also online vigilantes. This change is comparable to the “quiet revolution” seen in the 1970s when conventional private policing, particularly the use of uniformed security officers, emerged on an industrial scale.
As you scroll through your Facebook news feed, you see it: Your friend has posted a new profile picture. But instead of a picture of just your friend, it’s a couple photo – a picture of your friend and their romantic partner.
“Why would someone choose that as their profile picture?” you wonder.
It’s fair to say that cloud storage systems aren’t perfected quite yet. Storing personal files on a distant server, like…
Each one of us could be watching an online video at some point on any given day. We could be…