With the majority of sport cancelled for the foreseeable future, many leagues have turned to esports in abid to continue…
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What’s the oldest board game you can think of? Probably something archaic and super boring like Snakes and Ladders, Chess…
Samsung’s Galaxy Note 20 will be along a little later this year, even if the launch format is set to…
Although it’s no time to celebrate, the country will move to Level 3 of lockdown on the 1st of June.…
Everyone knows the struggle of rationing their data. If you’ve ever been on a pre-paid data plan you know the…
Apple gave the Apple Watch the ability to give its users an Electrocardiogram, or ECG, back in 2018. That was…
Time and frequency standards are a key part of technologies we have come to rely on in our daily lives, from GPS navigation and cellphone networks to the electrical power grid. The importance of these systems and the constant drive to improve their performance has led to the development of atomic clocks that keep time and measure frequency with incredible accuracy.
WhatsApp is testing QR codes for business and personal chats Imagine this: You’re out for a jol post-lockdown, and you’re not in the mood to read out your mobile number to potential friends, so you print out little cards with a QR code on each. Typing someone’s WhatsApp number by hand is just sooo 2012,
How fast does your internet have to be before you can call it “fast”? Some of you might say that…
Suffering a quarantine dip in mood? Struggling to find motivation to do anything? You are not alone. Just six weeks of…