Major load shedding shift for South Africa, Cape Town enters its annual ‘no mow’ period, Trump suggests he’ll flee to Venezuela if Harris wins, Why Switzerland is home to the world’s most livable cities, and How to wean your toddler off a tablet.
There is evidence enough that we might be raising a “fleet of clumsy, myopic tyrants” that will be exposed to more scarring screen time than ever before.
Science wants you to channel your parents and tell your kids to go and play outside, before too much screen time stunts their brain growth.
I think I speak for all of us when I say getting your baked goods to turn out like the telly said is a very difficult task. Time to suit up and get ready for a fight.
Hey, we found a pretty cracking deal on the kind of tablet that the whole family can enjoy – take a look and see if you’re won over.
Some people are more resistant to technology than others but in this day and age let’s agree that a tablet device is par for the course. Best you join too, they aren’t going away.
I know, that picture, right? So many memories. Just like the amount of memories your could store on your new tablet.
iPads aren’t meant to have baby slobber and sticky fingerprints all over them. You do know that, right? Time to give your little squidge their own plaything and reclaim your iPad.
Apple seems to launch a new product once a month. Here is their latest and greatest iPad mini 3 for you to have a little ogle at.
Sure, we’re allowed to use our tablets and smartphones when we’ve reached altitude – but it’s the grinding boredom of takeoff and landing that needs to be addressed here. Surely watching a series on your tablet during takeoff won’t send the plane into the Atlantic? Happily, airline officials have begun to address this – with the US on the verge of relaxing these laws considerably.
Fox News has just unveiled its ridiculous new newsroom – it’s clear they’re big fans of Minority Report. Their new studio comes complete with giant 55-inch touchscreen tablets (or BATs – Big Area Touchscreens), an 11,5 meter video wall full of tweets and journalists furiously touching, flicking and swiping through apps with potential news stories.
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.
This past weekend, Microsoft unveiled its first TV commercial for its new operating system, Windows 8. The fast-paced, upbeat ad offers a glimpse of Microsoft’s “reimagined” campaign.