Normally, if you’re looking to plan the perfect crime, you need to wear some gloves to hide your fingerprints, use a weapon of choice that can’t be traced back to you and plan a rock-solid alibi to depend on (no, I have not thought about this too much – I blame all the movies). You will also need to leave …
Facebook is rolling out a new feature that is deigned to bring the average person closer to its government. You just know this feature is likely not to end well.
Fossil might be a fashion brand, but it turns out their tech-driven R&D team is pretty good. Or at least according to Google as they have announced that they will be acquiring some of Fossil’s smartwatch technology and members of its R&D team to go along with it, in a deal said to be worth $40 million. $40 million might …
And it appears Twitter is at it again. Or perhaps not at it, as more security flaws have been uncovered on the struggle tech giants social media platform. The company, which has already been under EU investigation for its data-collection issues under the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) rules, is now facing a new privacy investigation for the protected tweets …
Chinese telecommunications company Huawei has been accused of stealing trade secret and make soon face charges in a massive US federal investigation.
Mastercard has made a nice consumer-centric move that should help put an end to some of the more predatory recurrent subscription services.
Let’s face it, the world of the future is a completely interconnect one where practically everything will be able to speak to everything else through some form of Bluetooth or wireless technology. Though not if Eskom keeps on interfering and all these things require power will be useless to us when we aren’t able to charge them. A company called …
Yet another exciting prospect of childhood dreams coming true is becoming a reality as Nike has made a pair of shoes that can tighten around your feet automatically, ala Back to the Future part 2.
If you in need of a new rig for your computing needs. Perhaps you can build one of your own. In your mouse.
Ever wondered how they actually test the functionality and comfort of a car seat? Me neither. Apparently though, it’s not something Ford entrusts to humans, but it’s one of those activities which they feel best suits the work of robots. Because they understand our butts apparently. And they’re becoming frighteningly life-like. And you thought the loss of jobs and the …
The shutterbug has bitten you. You’ve got a lust for life, you love capturing those moments of splendour and you’re looking to take your photography game to the next level as you start shopping for hardware. Where does one even start though? What’s the best value for money, that combines cutting edge tech with accessible systems? FujiFilm reckons that they might have just what you’re looking for, in the form of the X-T100.
I don’t have kids, nor the money to send them to an expensive private school if I did. However, if I did, I would certainly want to send my kids to a school that goes beyond basic education and actually prepares them for a future employment market which requires a lot of tech skills. Something which local education provider Curro …
A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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