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Why sad songs say so much (to some people, but not others)
Tear-jerkers such as Adele’s Someone Like You frequently top the charts these days, while gloomy classical compositions like Mozart’s Requiem have moved people for centuries. Both portray and bring...
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Taming the costs of paper with distributed document capture
South African organisations such as insurers, healthcare companies and government agencies still depend heavily on paper forms and documents for many of their business processes. Constrained by...
View ArticleSmartphones data can be compromised when charged using freely available...
Smartphones can be compromised when charged using a standard USB connection connected to a computer, Kaspersky Lab experts have discovered in a proof-of-concept experiment. The researchers are now...
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MTN to sell tailor-made contracts
MTN South Africa will sell tailor-made contracts, which it expects to save customers money and giving them more control, according to a media report. The City Press newspaper reported today that the...
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Samsung opens a massive flagship store at the Mall of Africa
Samsung Electronics has announced the opening of its flagship Brand Store at the Mall of Africa in Waterfall City, Midrand. By Staff Writer This flagship store functions as a premium outlet for the...
View ArticleVodacom zero-rates job hunting via SA’s major career sites such as Indeed,...
The cost of accessing employment opportunities online – which is often the costs of browsing the internet – is cited as a major stumbling block for job seekers in South Africa. To remove the cost...
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Meet the Samsung Galaxy S7 edge Injustice Edition retailing at R22,999
Samsung announced the Galaxy S7 edge Injustice Edition in South Africa. The smartphone retails for R22,999 on bidorbuy.co.za This smartphone edition was developed too commemorate the third anniversary...
View ArticleMeet a device that some South Africans are using to shock themselves into...
Bad habits are hard to break. Temptation kicks in, and usually wins. A wearable device designed in the USA, Boston, and sold online is already being used by South Africans to zap bad habits such as...
View ArticleFacebook launches new products to offer increased support to prevent suicide...
Today we’re updating the resources we offer to people around the world who may be experiencing self-injury or suicidal thoughts, as well as the support we offer to their concerned friends and family...
View ArticleYou must never throw shade at your mobile phone company on Twitter
British phone firm Tesco Mobile slams Twitter user in the most beautifully brutal way for throwing shade at it, Mashable reported. You must never criticise Tesco Mobile on Twitter. “Even if you don’t...
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Nelson Mandela #Freedom2Learn Campaign launched through AG Mobile’s ‘Freedom’...
In a historic move, the #Freedom2Learn campaign which will see a range of affordable ‘Freedom’ smart devices hit South Africa markets, promoting Madiba’s legacy and the spread of education was launched...
View ArticleBattery status indicators are being used to track your smart devices
A little-known web standard that lets site owners tell how much battery life a mobile device has left has been found to enable tracking online, according to a report by the Guardian. By Staff Writer...
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