Huawei Band 6 is a hit.
The Huawei Band 6 is the best budget wearable you can buy if you’re serious about heart rate tracking and don’t need GPS, and I have the stats to prove it.
Dog days of adoption.
I bought and didn’t adopt because the trendy agencies don’t care about homing dogs, they want to sell you a lifestyle.
Third time lucky
If the number of infections in Gauteng has already doubled the peaks of the previous two waves, how could the healthcare system be ready for the third tsunami?
Masculinity in South Africa is complicated.
It’s surreal to have been born into a world where the ruling regime would have preferred that I wasn’t born. In fact, there is some evidence pointing to attempts of realising that ambition.
Apple has a Music problem.
I didn’t think that in 2021 I would be recommending an iPod Touch to get the best out of Apple Music, but here we are. High-resolution Lossless audio doesn’t work on the other -Pods right now…
What vaccine queue jumping teaches us about news literacy
We do not have the full story about the excess vaccine doses and who decided to administer to currently ineligible demographics, but there’s a lot of outrage and some misleading information going around in social circles.
Apple is a prisoner of success
Apple’s M1 processor is the proverbial hammer and all personal computing problems have been reduced to nails.
Fitbit pivots to Luxe health
For reliable health metric tracking, best-in-class app design and near universal integration, Fitbit Luxe is hard to beat.
What the LG mobile failure teaches us about the media.
LG decided to shut its smartphone business because its greatest products cannot compete against pure spending power.
5 things producing a religious podcast taught me about Christianity.
If you think about it, an agnostic is the perfect person to produce a faith-based podcast that explores Christianity.