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As these words are being written, we’ve had one of Samsung’s Galaxy S22 Ultra smartphones in our possession for about……
It’s probably one of the most well-known icons in the motoring world — the Mini Hatch is back this year,…
Last night Samsung announced the Galaxy Watch 4 lineup and, on first glance, you might think that it’s just more…
Announced last night in SA and available today, Oppo’s stepping up its game in the South African market with the…
Finally, South Africans can get their grubby hands on some Oppo tech. Today, the Chinese hardware company officially announced that…
We haven’t had enough time for a final verdict but here’s what we think of the largest (until the Note 20, as we reckon it’ll be called, rocks up) of Samsung’s 2020 lineup. In short, is it really what it’s cracked up to be?
We got a chance to handle the final version of the Huawei Mate Xs, poking and prodding and flipping and folding the 6in to 8in smartphone to our heart’s content. Kinda. Despite us having a large enough bag, Huawei wouldn’t let us take one home. Yet. Here’s what we learned during our time with the smartphone.
Samsung unveiled two new smartphones in its A series of handsets in Johannesburg today, the first of several devices in the range intended for the first half of this year.
Yesterday we got a little time to handle and ogle the new Note 10 devices from Samsung at the company’s…
The HoloLens is a powerful example of this, as multiple demonstrations of its capabilities showed. The original model was launched four years ago and was used by NASA for its Mars Rover mission. Because of the eight-minute delay in communications from earth to the red planet, controllers needed to map, plan and execute the path the rover would take, former NASA Administrator Charles Bolden told me last year.