Month: May 2025

Wickedly sharp and morally twisted, Deep Cover finds room for dark laughs in the middle of deadly serious business.

Weapons doesn’t scream, it whispers, and that’s what makes it terrifying. With a haunting premise, a stacked cast, and a trailer that gives just enough to leave you deeply unsettled.

FlySafair’s birthday sale is back and to celebrate, they’re dropping 50,000 flight tickets at just R11 a pop. Get all the details here.

MTN has just launched one of its most ambitious projects yet: putting affordable 4G smartphones into the hands of more than 1.2 million prepaid users.

Google Authenticator still holds its ground as one of the simplest, most reliable tools for account security out there. If you’re not using it, you should be!

When siblings Noah and Evie are placed in the care of an eerily calm foster mother, they begin to suspect something is horribly wrong with the house, and the woman who runs it. Drawn into a web of occult rituals and cryptic whispers, they uncover a terrifying promise.

Huawei’s rebuilding China’s AI chip ecosystem from scratch — and it’s already outperforming Nvidia in places that matter.

Apple may split iPhone launches to two a year starting in 2026, releasing Pro models in autumn and base models in spring, per a new report.

Feedly is the app that keeps me sane—A clean RSS aggregator that lets you build your own personal newsfeed, minus the algorithmic noise and social media drama.

Heads of State throws John Cena and Idris Elba into a global crisis with the grace of a wrecking ball in a tuxedo. It’s action-packed, hilariously unhinged, yet still says something real about leadership.