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TGIF, and we really shouldn’t be at work, but that won’t stop us from gandering through the week’s best tech, gadget and gaming videos, now will it?
Once again, Monday has romped around the corner faster than we could put together a delicious TGIF roundup. And that's okay. Mondays are terrible, but they needn't be.
For some though, things just can't get any worse. Like the chaps failing hard in this past week's video fails roundup.
We have a look at the latest ...
The spate of tech announcements that's characterised January 2015 looks set to continue unabated. Don't believe us? Well, just consider how much the Burn Media team had to talk about this week.
The really big news, of course, was Windows 10 announcement in which Windows revealed its desire to be a brand people love and not need. Microsoft also surprised pretty much everyone, with the launch of HoloLens -- an augmented reality device that puts Google Glass to shame. ...
A few days ago Google gave Google Translate an impressive update. Before the update, the online service was great for translating text which is handy from time-to-time. Now, after the update, all that impressiveness looks very basic.
The new Google Translate is able to translate between 90 languages, take a picture from your phone camera and translate it directly into any language, translate offline while traveling, save your translations and access from any device. Some of the notable languages include Sesotho, ...
Cape Town -- eNCA’s Tech Report creator and former Bloomberg journalist André-Pierre du Plessis has joined the Burn Media group of sites as Memeburn.com’s Managing Editor.
Burn Media is an independent, award-winning online publishing operation which publishes tech-related content covering a wide variety of themes for South Africa, Kenya and Nigeria. It publishes Memeburn (digital trends), Ventureburn (startup ecosystems), Gearburn (gadget and app reviews), Motorburn (car technology) and runs a job site for the digital industry called Jobsburn.
Du Plessis, a ...
TGIF, and we really shouldn’t be at work, but that won’t stop us from gandering through the week’s best tech, gadget and gaming videos, now will it?
A day late and a dollar short? If you're wondering why out TGIF roundup is falling on a Monday this week, we blame CES 2015. But that doesn't mean Monday shouldn't at least get some of the fun.
Get your week off to a good note by watching last week's most wonderful and weirdest tech ...
This week's been an exciting one for tech and news in general, and it's only the first of many, many, many to come as we plunge into the new year, 2015.
First off, there was CES, which showed-off some of the world's most exciting new consumer products. These included Cooler Master's new CPU cooler and a smart pot that waters your plant automatically. Pretty cool, right?
We've also seen the radar tech startup, iKubu, acquired by Garmin. What an exciting ...
BBC.com, the global online presence of the British state broadcaster has come onboard as the headline sponsor for the 2015 IAB DigitalSummit, in conjunction with the Bookmarks Awards. With 76 million unique browsers each month, 72 million monthly page views in Africa and a billion page views per month worldwide, it's a big name to attach to an event that's looking to grow beyond being a mere awards showcase for the South African digital industry.
Speakers will focus on a ...
TGIF, and we really shouldn’t be at work, but that won’t stop us from gandering through the week’s best tech, gadget and gaming videos, now will it?
There goes the holidays, am I right? Although most of the working citizens of this world are back to their uncomfortable office chairs staring into their screen for eight hours a day, we don’t want those eight hours to be wholly unproductive.
Thanks to the internet, there’s always something more interesting to do in the ...
This week satirical French magazine Charlie Hebdo faced the onslaught of gunman who ended up killing twelve people, including eight members of staff. Among other donations, the Digital Press Fund, which is backed by Google, is donating €250 000 (about US$300 000) to support the magazine's mission to print a record-breaking 1 million copies of its next issue.
As the Guardian reports, the press innovation fund was setup in 2013 to settle a dispute of whether or not Google should be ...
Even if social media takes up a large portion of your daily work activities, it can be difficult to keep up with the different image sizes used by the various social networks. Thing is, if you don't get those image sizes right, the results can be pretty damn awful.
After all, the visual face of your brand is often the first thing your audience sees and it might be the one thing they remember. You can’t cut and paste an ...
