Zlto: Money for tiny tasks becomes a small fortune
Zlto is a currency that uses blockchain to support unemployed youth on the Cape Flats. A Mitchells Plain-produced app called…
Review: Redmi Note 9S
Xiaomi as a brand are known for their affordable handsets that give you more phone for your money. I’ve been…
Audible Stories offers unlimited listening
Amazon-owned Audible has made hundreds of titles free to stream from anywhere in the world, suitable for children. The service…
Review: Fitbit Charge 4
Fitbit’s latest fitness tracker will please its fans. The Charge 4 is its first device with built-in GPS tracking, which…
The blurred lines of working from home
Three months into the lockdown, SA workers are feeling the burnout and stress that come with working from home. By…
Spotify launches Premium Duo in SA
Spotify has a new subscription model called Premium Duo for two people living in the same household at a cost…
How to: Protect your accounts online
It’s 2020 and I still see personal accounts being hacked. The responsibility falls on you to protect your accounts be…
Every move you make
Are companies prepared for mandatory screening protocols to curb the spread of the coronavirus? Here are a few ways that…
Review: 51 Worldwide Games
Nintendo’s 51 Worldwide Games is a collection that includes everything from ancient board games to modern classics. By Nafisa Akabor….
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