The Language of 2025 South Africa’s social feeds in 2025 are buzzing with new words and digital inside jokes. Slang like delulu, rizz, and…
Weekly Round Up Podcast #80: Google Pixel, PlayStation VR, Mxit & more
Welcome to Weekly Round Up, our podcast discussing the latest tech trends, innovation, and news from the last few days covered on the Burn…
Google Pixel is a physical search bar, according to ad
Google doesn’t do subtle any more. Sure, Google Tricks weren’t exactly marks of elegance, nor are the coy names for its Google Pixel smartphones’…
My Vodacom app now supports Mastercard’s Masterpass
South African telecoms giant Vodacom has announced that its customers can now “buy airtime, data bundles and SMS bundles through the My Vodacom mobile…
Weekend News in Tweets: Colombia votes no, South Africa defeats Australia
News moves at the speed of social media in today’s world, and that’s especially the case on the weekend. Take a look at the…
Allo: Google’s latest app demystified [Video]
It was earlier this year that Google revealed Duo and Allo. at its I/O developer conference. Duo is meant to be a video chat service and…
Weekly Round Up Podcast #79: Blackberry, Motorola, Ventureburn’s Pitching Den & Twitter
Welcome to Weekly Round Up, our podcast discussing the latest tech trends, innovation, and news from the last few days. This week, Hadlee Simons…
TasteMonster uses AI to recommend movies and series you’ll like
Often, the biggest issue with binge-watching series or movie sequels is finding content you’ll actually enjoy. That’s the problem local service TasteMonster is trying…
Weekend News in Tweets: Brad Binder, Temba Bavuma make SA history
News moves at the speed of social media in today’s world, and that’s especially the case on the weekend. Take a look at the…
SuperSport to trial Facebook for live broadcast
Popular South African sports channel family SuperSport has announced that it will Thursday broadcast its first live TV event on Facebook. This will be…
Twitter’s 140 character stretch begins today
Great news, Twitter users. From today, the social network will no longer count certain types of content towards the arbitrary 140-character limit. First announced…
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