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Author: Megan Ellis
Megan is a freelance tech journalist who has been covering tech news, gaming, and geek culture since 2016.
How scammers target you on Black Friday
Scammers often take advantage of the Black Friday and Cyber Monday hype. Here’s how they might target you and how to stay safe…
Google brings free Wi-Fi, new apps to SA
At its first Google for South Africa event on Thursday, Google Africa announced the rollout of an exciting free Wi-Fi project and an app to help children improve their English reading.
Why the Mavic Mini drone’s weight matters
DJI explains why they specifically designed the Mavic Mini, their smallest and lightest drone yet, to weigh under 250 grams…
Who is the typical South African gamer?
When you envision the typical South African gamer, you might picture a young, male esports enthusiast. However, research shows a much more varied picture…
What you need to know about the Whatsapp ‘missed call’ malware
Reports this week have brought the public’s attention to the latest malware threat to devices with Whatsapp. What’s particularly worrisome about the malicious threat is that a missed call is all it takes to compromise your device.
Here is what you should know about this particular Whatsapp vulnerability…
Samsung delays launch of Galaxy Fold
Samsung has officially announced that the launch of the Galaxy Fold has been delayed. Find out more here…
Updated: Huawei P30 series – specs, camera features and prices…
Smartphone giant Huawei has announced the latest additions to their flagship range with the new P30 and P30 Pro.
Captain Marvel (spoiler-free) review
Captain Marvel has finally hit theatres — so how does the film measure up to the rest of the MCU franchise?
Warning: Superbalist scam targeting SA users
A phishing scam from cybercriminals posing as South Africa’s largest online fashion store is doing the rounds — tricking unsuspecting consumers into sharing their payment details. The scam, which has been shared widely on Twitter, uses SMSes and emails that pretend to be from Superbalist to trick people into entering their card details into a…
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