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Top 5 gadgets for the African business leader

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If there is one thing that business leaders around the world have in common, it's the fact that they need to be in tune with what cutting edge technology can help them drive their businesses to the next level. It...
Gadgets and Gaming

Samsung launches Gear Fit2 and Gear IconX in SA

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Samsung Electronics South Africa has unveiled the availability of the Samsung Gear Fit2 and the Gear IconX in South Africa, the latest additions to Samsung’s range of wearable devices. According to Samsung, the Gear Fit2 sports band features an embedded...
East Africa

Top Gadgets & Games to get this Christmas

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The festive season is upon us once again. While the festive season is a great time to spend with family and friends it can be a bit of a stressful time when it comes to purchasing the perfect gift....
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Infographic: 10 clever ways to reuse old PC cables

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Local online retailer, Gumtree, has released a rather handy infographic. The infographic not only showcases 10 clever ways to reuse old computer cables, but it also showcases 5 of the most useful electronic items for those on the go. Whether...
Gadgets and Gaming

Sony introduces the cost conscious Xperia E3

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Sony has announced its latest budget smartphone, the Xperia E3. According to Sony, the Xperia E3 provides unmatched entertainment with features including creative camera apps. It also allows consumers to experience all its features in full throttle. With a...
Gadgets and Gaming

TomTom launches Runner Cardio GPS sport watch

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TomTom has launched the Runner Cardio GPS sport watch. Tom Tom also revealed that the device has been equipped with built-in Heart Rate Monitor, eliminating the need for a separate chest strap. According to the company, the Runner Cardio makes...
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Africa’s digital payments projected to reach $1.5 trillion by 2030

Africa’s digital payments economy is on a rapid growth trajectory, projected to reach $1.5 trillion by 2030, according to...
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