The laptop or tablet device of the future might just be one that rolls up and can be shoved into your pocket. A new paper-thin device with a flexible plastic screen that users can bend and touch to change the display has just been unveiled.

Continue Reading

Earlier this week it officially became uncool to smoke marijuana after Justin Bieber was snapped smoking a joint. Immediately after, members of the internet message board community 4Chan started spreading a new hoax called “Operation Cut For Bieber.”

Continue Reading

Cricketers Shane Warne and Marlon Samuels treated the world to something not before seen on a cricket field yesterday. Click through for the enthralling altercation.

Continue Reading

Tomorrow sees the much-anticipated Bafana Bafana versus Norway football game at Cape Town Stadium. The match will kick off at 20:30, and is part of Bafana Bafana’s preparation for the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations later this month.

Continue Reading

Sky News reported over the weekend how some mothers in South Africa are drinking heavily during pregnancy to damage the unborn child in order to receive disability benefits.

Continue Reading

Sunday 3 February 2013 marks the date for 47th edition of the Super Bowl. Many people are interested in the actual sport, but so too are they interested in the adverts. Here’s what to look forward to.

Continue Reading

A hiker fell about 30m to his death yesterday after a walk up Lion’s Head went horribly wrong. Ibrahim Salie fell onto a ledge and was later declared dead on the scene.

Continue Reading

The South African Football Association (Safa) has reinstated its chief and four other leading officials suspended over a match fixing scandal involving the national team. The move comes less than two weeks before we are to host the African Nations Cup finals.

Continue Reading

Late on Friday, three-quarters of the British staff of Reader’s Digest were made redundant and it was confirmed that insolvency proceedings were to begin.

Continue Reading

Bradley Manning is considered to be a hero by many, and a villain by others. He was the man responsible for leaking classified material he had obtained from US databases to WikiLeaks. Click through to read about the man that gave him up.

Continue Reading

A series of photos capturing the full spectrum of life inside North Korea has been released a couple of days after Kim Jong-un’s first year as the country’s leader. He took over from his father, Kim Jong-ill, on 17 December 2011.

Continue Reading

Lonmin has been nominated for a Public Eye Award. Run each year as a “counterpoint to the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF)” The Public Eye Awards (PEA) bestows the title of worst company of they year.

Continue Reading

Buy any Apple CPU, iPad or iPhone from Digicape and get 15% discount off any accessory in store. Simply show this voucher to the store manager, who will apply the discount. Terms and conditions: Please note this voucher is available on or before 31 July, 2013 OR when no longer available in the 2oceansvibe app. […]

Continue Reading

While the United States, of America, still grapples to come to terms with the worst ever school shooting in its history, a newspaper went and did the unthinkable yesterday.

Continue Reading

Footage of “Twilight” actor Bronson Pelletier urinating inside Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) has surfaced on YouTube. Pelletier, who plays a member of the wolf pack in the “Twilight” films, was also arrested 17 December last year for public intoxication.

Continue Reading

Transocean, the owner of the drilling rig that sank after an explosion that killed 11 workers and led to the massive 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, has agreed to pay $1,4 billion in various penalties.

Continue Reading

South African mountain biker Burry Stander died yesterday after being run-over by a motor vehicle on KwaZulu-Natal’s South Coast. It is believed the 25-year-old was hit by a taxi, and the driver was taken to the Port Shepstone police station afterward where a statement was taken. He will be charged with culpable homicide.

Continue Reading

With the latest matric results just announced, and the arguable standard that they represent, comes a list of 10 things that are arguably worth knowing about these results.

Continue Reading

It’s never too early to teach your kids the value of holding down an honest job. But dammit, is this foetus bringing home the bacon. Serial-adulterer and fame whore, Kim Kardashian is set to make an estimated $16 million from a combination of maternity product endorsements and reality TV production detailing the gestation of her […]

Continue Reading

Apparently bath salts and other synthetic drugs are proving to be quite a big issue for the US Navy – 11 sailors were discharged for using Spice in Novemebr. Thirteen were discharged for using the drug in April. A bizarre video will fix the problem, surely?

Continue Reading

Well, we should have seen this coming. Those weird folk, otherwise known as the controversial Church of Scientology, are at it again. Technically, they’ve been at it for a while, but us mere mortals only learn things about them through time.

Continue Reading

South Korean comic readers are enraged by an erotic manga that portrays rapper Psy sexually assaulting one of its characters.

Continue Reading

Mark Shuttleworth has announced that his company, Canonical Ltd, has built an Ubuntu Linux system for smartphones. It will work as a full desktop operating system (OS) when connected to a monitor, keyboard, and mouse.

Continue Reading

Justin Bieber has called for new laws regarding paparazzi, following the death of a photographer who was run over while taking pictures of Bieber’s car. Chris Guerra (pictured above) was pronounced dead at a hospital shortly after the accident late Tuesday afternoon.

Continue Reading

If one is to believe new research published this week in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), then you would need to believe that being overweight may lead to a longer life.

Continue Reading

The Cape Minstrel Carnival is Cape Town’s longest-running street party/parade, and is led by the Kaapse Klopse (Cape minstrels) every year on the second of January.

Continue Reading

Up until yesterday Russia did not consider beer to be an alcoholic drink. It was a thirst quencher, a companion to vodka, something to sip on while you drove to work, but never booze.

Continue Reading

Each year hundreds of empty parked cars are set alight by youths in France, in a misguided New Years celebration. For the first time in years the numbers were released by the country’s Interior Minister, Manuel Valls, who said 1193 vehicles were burned.

Continue Reading

For the past six years comedian Kathy Griffin has become known for her continuous racy jokes and outlandish behavior during the CNN live New Year’s eve broadcasts. But some fear she might have gone too far this time.

Continue Reading

Look, don’t go into the city today. It’s a hot mess of confusing road closures and tangled pedestrian crossings for an extended period. All the details are below.

Continue Reading