Trying to remeber all five passwords for your email logins, online banking and social media accounts can be time consuming. Especially when you can’t remember what password is for which account. Don’t fret, this could all soon be a thing of the past, gaining access to your accounts could soon be easier than you think.
After a long day at work you deserve to sit down and watch a TV that doesn’t cut half of the picture off. If you ever thought of investing in an awesome smart TV, but were saving up for the purchase, this could just be the deal you have been waiting for. Clarity, functions and […]
Google Now for desktop, enables you to do things like search the web, set reminders or get directions somewhere – all by talking to your computer.
The latest app from Twitter, #Music will interest you. Seth gives you the rundown on how it works, what it means for how Twitter will be doing business on your account in the future – and most importantly – whether you should download it.
The next version of Google Maps is tailored just for you. Displaying information and recommendations that are specific to your needs. The next verion of Google Maps was previewed on Wednesday in San Fransisco.
The gadget that has it all. Stop fondling for CD’s or trying to find where in your car you dropped your cellphone. This little piece of tech is a must have – a life saver in disguise.
Apple launched its first smartphone in 2007, and has been improving on the phone ever since. Check out this side-by-side comparison of the cameras in each iPhone, using the Camera+ app.
The contraption consists of three arms that can do pretty much everything your average bartender can – from measuring shots to slicing lemons.
Square has developed the Square Stand. The stand retails for R2,765, and is a boon for retailers, who typically lose a chunk of their revenue through sales commission fees to card vendors like Visa and MasterCard.
Apple has been at the forefront of innovation and it is only natural for users and consumers to speculate what the company is working on next. These five rumours have been doing their rounds and analysts seem to be pretty certain these five will make it to production.
The popular professional social media platform, LinkedIn is cracking down on prostitutes using the site to attract business. The company recently released a change in policy, and one change that stood out was that escorts shall not conduct their business on the site.
Microsoft founder and billionaire, Bill Gates, expressed his emotions when talking about the late Steve Jobs. In industry, the pair were rivals. But according to Gates, nothing mattered more than family and frienship. The pair grew up together and took over the technology industry.
You know those awkward moments when you introduce yourself to someone you’ve already met? Well, Google Glass might be the eye apparel you need to up your social game.
Has Samsung no shame? The smart phone company gained some bad publicity recently when information leaked regarding their payment of Taiwanese students to write bad reviews about opposition tech firm, HTC. At the time, the SouthKorean tech giant blamed their social media agency, but it looks like they could be back to their naughty ways.
You know that friend that always needs a jump start, but has no jumper cables? This could be the perfect gift for you, and her/him. No more getting stuck in strange dorpie garages with this amazing little gadget, no siree.
Lebanese swimmer and founder of Instabeat, Hind Hobeika, has developed a revolutionary monitor that is mounted on to your swimming goggles. Instabeat allows you to track your heart rate, rate of calorie burn, and your lap number and flip turns
Canadian astronaut and former Commander of the ISS, Chris Hadfield treats us to an “out of this world” cover of David Bowie’s Space Oditty as his final goodbye.
We have drones, we have 3D printed everything – the next natural step is get our cars off the ground and into the sky. Terrafugio’s prototype flying car is called The Transition. This car is legal on the streets but has been designed to fly in and out of airports
Last week, Defense Distributed designed and developed the world’s first 3D printed gun, a story which made news headlines when the first 3D printed gun was fired in Texas last week. Shortly afterward, the company distributed the blueprints online, and downloads went off the chart.
The app dedicated to anonymously hooking up Facebook friends for casual sex, or whatever else people are in to, has spread its, erm, wings and joined the world of iOS and Android.
Are you still unsure of how exactly this decentralised currency works, or keen to get in on the action? Then check out this video for a step-by-step process of opening a Bitcoin wallet.
With this iSPY Motion Activated Camera, you can capture all the shenanigans that go on in and around your house, including criminal activity, and childhood misdemeanors, for less than R1,500.
Local technology industry and consumer news website, MyBroadband is home to a thriving user forum which is incredibly popular with hundreds of thousands of readers, even if the user registration form asks users to pick out the “white name” as a security measure during registration.
Based on the ancient adage of “you are what you eat”, this app called IGNITE tracks the day-to-day your life, from the meals you eat to the amount of exercise you do, and computes that info into an estimation of how long – or short – you’re likely to live.
Animator Jonny Lawrence is responsible for creating this stop motion masterpiece in which he pits his own hand against his own drawings, Street Fighter style. Since its upload a week ago it has already enjoyed over 1,000,000 views
Sharp screens, snappy functionality, apps for days and solid features made the Samsung S3 one of the top smartphones of 2012. The S4 is on the way, sure, but waiting lists and premium prices are a drag. If you’ve been considering entering the smartphone set for a while, this is the push you needed.
American-neuroscientists from the University of Southern California, and North Carolina’s Wake Forest University believe that the restoration of lost long term memory could be achieved through brain implants within the next few years.
The fond and familiar mumble of “this is is your captain speaking” could soon be a distant memory. New robotics could replace pilots on passenger planes within the next few years, according to experts.
Waiting at a bar is a drag. Waiting at a bar at one of the world’s most frenetic music festivals, Oppikoppi, is possibly hazardous to your face. Which is obviously why the fine people over at Oppikoppi HQ decided that they needed to utilise the power of robots for good. Enter the Beer Drone
Media mogul Martha Stewart has taken to online dating site Match.com to find Mr Right. Stewart talked to Matt Lauer from the Today Show to enlighten him on her progress. After posting this profile of herself, she has since received more than 20,000 views and 1,000 messages of interested suitors.