Huawei successfully launched its All-Optical Intelligent home showcase on the sidelines of the Africa Tech Festival in Cape Town. Powered by Huawei’s latest Fiber…
YouTube ‘Remix’ music service to launch in March?
YouTube is readying its own music streaming service for debut in March 2018, according to a report by Bloomberg. The service, which is known…
Netflix and Africa: no originals, no offices, but is there promise?
I always tend to forget that Netflix hasn’t been in the streaming game all that long. Although the company itself is 20 years old,…
The taggers of Netflix: the job you probably want, but never knew existed
There are some jobs that go unrecognised by most of us every day. Those who clean our streets is a great example. Those who…
Instagram now lets you set a semi-permanent ‘Story Highlight’ on your profile
If you updated Instagram on iOS and Android today, you may have noticed a few tweaks to Instagram Stories and your profile page. The…
#MbuyiseniGraduates: the People’s Bae becomes the People’s Doctor
EFF spokesperson Mbuyiseni Ndlozi already holds the title of People’s Bae in South Africa, but today, the member of Parliament added another title to…
Cape Town water report: December eats into water reserves
It’s difficult to extract any positives from the City of Cape Town’s dam level report this week (dates surveyed between 27 November to 3…
Is WhatsApp down across the world again? Twitter thinks so
WhatsApp is down yet again, this according to user reports published to Twitter on Thursday evening. Tweets suggest that the messaging service began experiencing…
Brett Herron live-tweets ‘horrific’ Metrorail journey across Cape Town
How difficult is it to take a train from Khayelitsha to Cape Town on a Thursday morning? Very. At least that’s what MayCo member…
This is how Snapchat’s UI will change come December [Update]
Update, 30 Nov: Snapchat has officially announced its redesign that will work to “separate social from media”. The company also announced “a more sophisticated Best Friends…
Cape Town water crisis: above-average rainfall hit by huge usage spike
November has been a rather wet month for some areas of the Western Cape, but that doesn’t mean Cape Town’s dam levels have benefited…
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