The Motorola RAZR 2019 was announced just a few weeks ago, and the company is reportedly working their next foldable phone design already. If all goes according to plan, the device will be announced in 2020. Revolutionary new patent approved The patent document, which can be viewed here, describes a unique design similar in some ways …
We are still waiting patiently for Google to decide that the South African market is ready for their Pixel handsets. However, that hasn’t stopped Chinese companies such as Vivo taking an interest in selling their wares here. Vivo will be launching in South Africa despite it not being a be very well known brand in …
The Let’s Go Digital team remarked that the S10 was created according to their specifications and joked that their first thought was, “Gosh, what a weight.” “From start to finish you feel that you are dealing with a luxury product. After having viewed the device extensively from all sides and being surprised at the refined …
Even if the world is falling apart around us, 2019 has been an exciting year for foldable phones, at the very least. From Samsung to Huawei, and now the Motorola RAZR. Launch delayed Update 23 December 2019: Motorola confirmed that the delay of its RAZR has been delayed due to high demand; the device was …
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Huawei is pushing the envelope again. The Chinese manufacturer filed a patent for a phone with a rotating camera system. The cameras are hidden and the system is equipped with a flash as well. Huawei’s latest patent: Here’s what we know The 180-degree rotating camera Huawei Technologies filed the patent on 9 January 2019, and …
This has been an intense year for technology. Donald Trump went to war with China, and despite his best efforts, the planet’s best and brightest still managed to put out a whole lot of great new tech for us to dream about. So, with 2019 drawing to an end, I’ll be looking at some of …
THE ARRIVAL of the Nova 5T at Cellucity and Huawei online stores countrywide this week amid the ongoing US-China go a trade war goes a long way in reaffirming Huawei’s defiance and determination to stand on its own feet. The US trade blacklist of Huawei has prevented it from accessing Google Services, not to mention …
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It’s officially the world’s most expensive smartphone. But if you thought the heart-attack inducing R43.999 price tag is ridiculous enough for tech savvy South Africans, not to mention the ongoing global smartphone sales slump, think twice! South Africa’s elite lot clearly have no qualms parting with their hard-earned cash as long as it whets their …
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FROM PROCESSOR performance, camera capabilities, internal storage, battery life and much more, the stake are getting higher and higher as technology continues to advance. So perhaps the next question should be, how much storage does an average professional really needs to survive in 2019? Things has changed really fast from the early days when you could …
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AFTER a rather painstakingly slow start to the introduction of the embedded SIM (eSIM) in South Africa, Vodacom finally announced it is ready to launch the service in the coming days. To bring the eSIM support service – called OneNumber – up to speed, the mobile operator has partnered with Samsung to enable the built-in …
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