Vaccine or not, we have to come to terms with the reality that COVID-19 requires us to rethink how we live. And that includes the idea of smart cities that use advanced technologies to serve citizens. This has become critical in a time of pandemic.
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Xiaomi is on the cusp of releasing their latest phone, the Redmi Note 9s series and thus, we come to…
While Call of Duty’s incredibly successful battle royale mode Warzone flourished during the height of the global pandemic, the next season…
It’s tough to manage a walkout in protest of your place of employment at a time when everyone works from…
Vivo has officially revealed its upcoming flagships, the X50 range of smartphones. The company teased the launch of the X50…
When it comes to fighting COVID-19 in Africa, the internet and social media have been a double-edged sword. Governments and public health officials have used Twitter, WhatsApp, Facebook and other social media to reach large numbers of people, quickly and efficiently, with information on how to stay healthy and limit the virus’s spread. And digital networks have allowed people to stay in touch, and some businesses to operate, in the face of lockdowns and social-distancing guidelines.
Ah, the promised potential of the robotic helper. We all need an occasional hand living our day to day lives,…
Earlier this year we got a look at Under Armour’s HOVR Machina shoes — some rather intelligent running kit designed…
There are a whole lot of things we miss as a result of lockdown. Sitting down somewhere while someone else…
The coronavirus pandemic has sped up changes that were already happening across society, from remote learning and work to e-health, supply chains and logistics, policing, welfare and beyond. Big tech companies have not hesitated to make the most of the crisis.