WhatsApp has introduced a number of new improvements, and several have now been designed to tackle fake news. The question remains, however; will these changes be enough?

Mobile device manufacturers have been quick to offer smartphone-to-PC systems, but do we really need them? Bryan Smith weighs in!

For first-timers, purchasing and setting up a NAS can be an overwhelming endeavour. I take the Synology DS218 Play for a spin and unpack why NAS drives are still an enticing option.

Bryan Smith joins Expresso Show to discuss ways to resolve five common smartphone frustrations that frequently plague users!

I joined SABC 3’s Expresso Show to unpack four major tech terms you need to know about in 2018 – from blockchain to virtual reality!

Episode VIII, The Last Jedi, is the first Star Wars film to see me exit the cinema without a clear sense of the saga.

Though Bixby is nowhere near perfect, the digital assistant does have a novel use case and some interesting features.

Bryan Smith joins Expresso Show to discuss SpaceX’s plans to debut planet-hopping travel through the use of an interplanetary rocket system.

South African government has made several overtures to reduce the cost of internet access and data, but will any be effective? I weigh in!

I recently had the awesome opportunity to discuss NASA's DART initiative, Android Go and much more with Katlego Maboe on SABC 3's Expresso Show.

Where Android One never truly took off, Google has revealed Android Go – a potential game-changer for smartphones in emerging markets.

Rogue One is arguably the film Star Wars fans have always wanted and, up until now, haven't gotten. Spoilers follow in my review!

The UNW and Deep Blue Security together managed to recover the stolen vehicle of a Marina da Gama resident.

As a life-long Star Wars fan, I can't contain my excitement about Rogue One, and I find myself even more excited for it than I was for the Force Awakens.

In this weekly update for the 5th-12th March, I talk about my view on Apple vs the FBI, Samsung's #TheNextGalaxy event, and the Cape Town comedy club.

It's been some time since I made a return to personal writing; my last article on my personal site of yore was posted approximately two years ago. Here, I hope to get back to reflexive prose.

Early morning on Tuesday the 16th of September saw a series of armed protests occur on Vrygrond Avenue, reaching into Prince George Drive and Oudevlei road, in Muizenberg, Cape Town.

For a University assignment, I created a photo series around an evening sunset at Zandvlei Estuary, near Muzienberg, Cape Town. This series focussed on the marine habitat and wildlife.

I had the pleasure of attending an evening of fire dancing and light painting with the University of Cape Town's Photographic Society. This a small selection of snaps from an incredible experience.

South Africans endured a great deal this week; not only did we have to handle the Facebook birthday celebration through Look Back, we also navigated the one night stand between parties Agang SA and the DA.

Don't associate my skin with any of this new-age interconnectedness pseudo-liberal destiny's child crap. I'm not "Millennial". I'm old, god dammit. I was born an entire century ago - don't throw me in the Millennial group.

The issue we deal with in our time is not the fault of femininity - it's the fault of masculinity, it's inability to change, and, centrally, the difficulty of defining what the term masculinity actually represents.

When I first arrived at the University of Cape Town as a fresher in the summer of 2012, I don’t believe I had the faintest idea of the stigma surrounding a general Bachelor of Arts degree.

The morning of Friday, August 23rd saw the Cape Town LGBTIAQ community organise a kiss-in protest, demonstrating against anti-gay laws in the build up to the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympic Games.

Time and time again have composers met - and risen above - the challenges imposed on them in the video game industry, churning out not mundane trinkets of flower music, but fully fledged miniature symphonies.

My years at UCT were some of the best of my life so far; here's a quick guide on what you need to know to survive university!

Leaders can command a nation in hate as well as love; and often build pillars of change upon the sand. In this modern world, a leader is no longer satisfactory; we require visionaries to steer us forward.