South Africa does not need the biggest computers in the world to compete globally. It needs smarter ways to use the computing power it…
Weekly Round Up #97: YouTube TV, Xbox Game Pass, Google Launchpad & More
Welcome to Weekly Roundup, our podcast discussing the latest tech trends, innovation and news from the last few days. In this week’s edition, Hadlee…
Boston Dynamics just can’t stop making awesome robots
Boston Dynamics is remarkably adept at making scary robots. Handle is the company’s latest, sporting two wheelies for feet, and a towering two metre-tall…
Facebook digging the dirt to bring internet to Uganda
Not content with launching satellites or unmanned solar-powered gliders, Facebook is taking a more based approach to bringing internet to Africa. According to a…
Instagram update adds user gallery uploads
Instagram users can now upload multiple images within a single gallery, the company announced Wednesday. “With this update, you no longer have to choose…
Watch the 2017 Budget Speech livestream right here
Okay, so it’s not as flair-filled as the State of the Nation Address, nor does it carry the sheer social media clout. But the…
Microsoft’s Skype Lite Android app launches in India
An interesting counter-trend is emerging among the world’s most popular apps. With Facebook launching the likes of Messenger Lite and Facebook Lite last year…
Weekly Round Up Podcast #95: LG Innofest, Nintendo Switch, Cyclone Dineo & more
Welcome to Weekly Roundup, our podcast discussing the latest tech trends, innovation and news from the last few days. In this week’s edition, Hadlee…
YouTube reportedly ditching long, unskippable ads
YouTube’s in-video advertising will undergo a transformation in the coming months, this according to a new report by Campaign. The report suggests that the…
South Africa, you can now Shazam this fragrance using Bluetooth technology
You can Shazam a song, sure, but what about a fragrance? The music recognition service has now partnered with fragrance brand Azzaro to let…
Google’s Sundar Pichai responds to the cutest job application ever
If you were the CEO of Google, would you reply to a seven-year-old’s job application? No? Then you’re clearly not Sundar Pichai. He did…
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