TCL Electronics has officially launched its 2025 range of Mini LED TVs in South Africa, introducing cutting-edge display technology, massive screen sizes, and cinematic…
BBM for iPhone, Android to save us from iMessage, WhatsApp on 21 September
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Burning Hot: the new iPhones, Kimmel’s twerking prank and Piccing
This week’s episode of Burning Hot is all about Apple’s latest iDevices, the social network startup that looks like a mashup of Evernote and…
The future of media buying: we chat to DQ&A’s Michael Ossendrijver
In our latest addition to On the Road, Michelle Atagana chats with Michael Ossendrijver; the co-owner of DQ&A Media Group, an ad operations company…
Quickly create a privacy policy for your app with this free generator
Almost ready to submit your creation to an app store but have no clue about where to start on aspects like a privacy policy?…
Loeries partner up with WeChat to create ‘village in the city’
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Burning Hot: Microsoft buys Nokia, elearning startups, gadgets for TV stars
The tech sphere was dominated by news of Microsoft’s plan to buy mobile giant Nokia this week, but that’s not the only thing that…
Burning Hot: startup cities, CyanogenMod, ‘squee!’ in the dictionary
Into Android customisation, the startup scene or just a fan of terms like ‘squee’ and ‘tl;dr’? There’s something for you in this week’s Burning…
Is your life ‘powered by the web’? Google could give you $25k
Okay so you spend a lot of time on the web, but does it actually power your life? If the answer is “yes, holy…
Wiki Loves Monuments to launch world’s largest photography comp in SA
The world’s largest photography competition, Wiki Loves Monuments, is being launched next month in order to capture South Africa’s heritage. Besides the theme, the…
Pakistan set to end year-long YouTube blockade
For the past year, people in Pakistan have been unable to watch YouTube videos. But that looks set to change after officials in the…
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