Putting the reader first
Jason Botha
It’s the end of 2018 and smartphones continue to evolve at furious rates. I mean, how cool does an in-screen fingerprint scanner sound? It’s definitely an exciting time for the smartphone industry. One aspect of smartphones and tablets which some people seem to be really excited about are “folding phones”. As the name suggests, the technology allows you to literally fold your device in … Continue Reading >
I’ve been really interested in gaming desktops recently, wasting an ungodly amount of time watching YouTube builds, especially on channels like Linus Tech Tips. I’ve learnt quite a few things on the subject lately. Here’s some things to take into consideration if you’re looking to build or buy a gaming desktop (or laptop). This post is mainly aimed at inexperienced PC enthusiasts. 1. You … Continue Reading >
Adding an SSD to your PC will offer a major upgrade in terms of speed and responsiveness. Read our article as to why you should add one if you’re still not sold on getting one. Here’s what you need to do in order to add one to your desktop. Check your current configuration first It’s no use adding an SSD if you’re running Windows XP … Continue Reading >
Have you heard of Chrome themes? You can actually change the look and feel of your browser by installing a theme from the Chrome Web Store with the single click of a button. Many people I know don’t use a theme because they don’t know they exist – here’s how you can install one of the thousands available and add a unique touch to … Continue Reading >
If you own a Windows computer, there’s a reasonable chance that it doesn’t have a Solid-state drive (SSD) in it. Most MacBooks have an SSD. An SSD is a super fast storage medium that acts as a hard drive to your PC, as compared to the slower traditional mechanical hard drive disk (HDD) usually found in computers. There are no moving parts in an SSD … Continue Reading >
We usually don’t put a lot of effort into choosing a data and charging cable. Whenever you buy one, you’re likely to simply add one to your cart or trolley without looking twice, and end up compromising between price, quality, aesthetics, and safety. Fortunately, with BlitzWolf’s data and charge cables, you won’t have to make any compromises. Here’s our look on their latest USB … Continue Reading >
Download QR-Code GlassWire Data Usage Monitor Developer: SecureMix LLC Price: Free+ Despite how much data I use a month, I never really thought twice about monitoring where my data goes. I have uncapped WiFi and spend most of my time at home when I use the internet, so it’s never really been an issue to watch every single megabyte. When I downloaded GlassWire to … Continue Reading >
Desperately needing some new earphones on a budget, I bought Blitzwolf’s Graphene Earphones (BW-ES1) for $15 from Banggood.com, on sale. I had previously bought Blitzwolf items and was very satisfied, so I knew I would probably be getting a quality item. This is my review of them. The usual price of the earphones are around $24. You can visit Blitzwolf’s site here for more … Continue Reading >
It was no surprise to see that the iPhone X had wait times of over a month when it was first released. Apple advertised a mid-December date for most buyers when pre-orders first opened, and that was if you ordered early. Fortunately, US buyers can now get the phone from between two to three weeks when they order the phone through Apple’s store, as … Continue Reading >
Some of us simply don’t have time to play games on our phones all day, but still want a short gaming session every now and then, like when doing one’s business in the bathroom. Fortunately, there are quite a few games out there that can afford someone a quick and entertaining play period, without demanding an in-depth and time-consuming commitment. Such a game is … Continue Reading >