We have seen the future and it is colourful. Apple’s made the iPhone 11 official and it looks for all the world like the budget iPhones we’ve seen in the past. You know, quirky design and colourful options (including purple, yellow, red, and black). But this is the base model, rather than something featuring stripped back hardware
This week in light start – Apple Music is now on the web, it’s the PS cross button, BMW recalls some EVs and Marvels Phase 4 looks dope.
Cloud computing – the delivery of sophisticated information technology capabilities over the internet – could play a crucial role in both innovation and efficiency.
The Huawei Mate 30 series, that will be announced next week (19 Sept) cannot ship with any Google apps. But there may be a solution.
Foxconn, who is contracted to build iPhones for Apple, has been employing way more temporary workers than it’s allowed to according to Chinese law.
But building a moon base and actually living on the moon will require careful planning. First, we need to identify and map available lunar resources, including hydrogen and water ice. Such compounds are crucial if we are to create breathable air and rocket fuel, whether for an observatory or a launchpad to go to the outer planets in our solar system.
his week, Asus revealed its ProArt StudioBook laptops at IFA. The company claims these are the most graphically powerful laptops currently available.
Do you hear that? It’s the sound of two brand new Ultimate Ears Boom 3 Bluetooth speakers calling to their new owners.
Brett Venter is the new editor of Stuff magazine, South Africa’s premier consumer technology publication.
For many years, the Apple iPhone has been considered one of the most secure smart phones available. But despite this reputation, security issues that might affect millions of users came to light last week, when researchers at Google revealed they had discovered websites that can infect iPhones, iPads, and iPods with dangerous software.