The Gauteng Panic Button is free to use and puts residents in immediate touch with a response team.
The platform hopes to help young South Africans find political parties that align with their values and beliefs.
In an attempt to address the notorious pothole problem on South African roads, the Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport (GDRT) embarked on an ambitious journey to develop and launch the PotholeFixGP app.
Now you can release your inner hipster and brag about knowing the most unpopular, obscure songs out there.
The artificial intelligence app is dealing with major backlash around its hyper-sexualisation, intellectual property, and privacy problems.
Is your Instagram feed currently packed with whimsical AI-generated selfies that somehow bypass the uncanny valley? Same.
Once there was a pill for everything, and now there’s an app for everything. What a time to be alive.
Video chat app Houseparty, which Epic Games bought in 2019, is now being shut down for good.
The co-founders of Robinhood, an app for trading stocks without commission, are already billionaires, and are in line for another massive payday soon.
Clubhouse, an invite-only, audio-based iPhone app that lets you listen in on other people’s live conversations, has exploded in popularity.
If you’d like to see your older relatives moving around in a photograph, there’s a new service that will turn images into short videos.
Fancy a guess at which iPhone app was the most downloaded this year? Remember, it’s 2020, there’s a global pandemic, and folks around the globe are working from home.
The new COVID Alert SA app looks like it might actually work to prevent the spread of the disease.
If you love plants, but have no idea how to keep them alive, there are apps out there that will elevate you to superior plant parent status.
Good things may be on the horizon for those who miss their friends and the days of group selfies.
Ideas Cartel has launched Cartel Connect Online (CCO) to provide an ecosystem for facilitated connections, a variety of curated live content, and a ‘delicatessen to your door’ service.
Transform your phone into the ultimate lockdown survival tool with these five great apps.
There’s no denying that it’s easy to feel somewhat isolated during the lockdown period, in both a personal and a business sense. This app wants to change that.
Those who enjoy a spot of yoga, or are looking to get into yoga, might be stoked to hear that Down Dog is now free until May 1.
Looking for an incentive to give up bacon? There’s a vegan food app coming soon that will pay you to live that plant-based life.
Popular dating and hook-up apps like Grindr, Tinder, and OKCupid have been accused of sharing your private information.
Disposable cameras have been back in fashion the past few years, which is part of why this new app is proving wildly popular.
Uber has responded to growing public safety concerns with a review that’s revealed some unsettling stats and figures.
A security flaw in Google’s Android has allowed malevolent apps to access your camera and microphone to secretly record you.
The South African Police Service (SAPS) is looking to up its game, and part of that improvement includes a new crime-fighting app.
Just what the world needed: another face-swapping app with questionable policies when it comes to user privacy.
Apps that age you are so last week. Now there’s a filter that turns you into a harrowing, but artistic, portrait.
It seems like everyone is making use of load shedding app EskomSePush, so let’s see how its creators went from humble beginnings to in excess of a million users.
Apple has rewarded a 14-year-old boy from Arizona who helped them identify and fix a glitch before it caused any havoc.
The latest online challenge taking the internet by storm involves the lip-syncing app TikTok, Gummy Bears, and a song by Adele. Welcome to 2019.