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[ad_1] Seamless Google Street View Panoramas Coming Soon Google is introducing a new technique developed at Google Research to produce seamless Google Street View panoramas. Many of existing stitching artefacts at Google Street View are […]

[ad_1] Cape Town Water Crisis: 7 Myths that must be Bust We still have a crisis on our hands but it is worth taking stock of how we compare internationally and how far we have […]

[ad_1] African app creators recognised Ten app creators from across the African continent were honoured in the AppsAfrica Innovation Awards in Cape Town this week. The judges received over 300 entries and whittled them down […]

[ad_1] Amazon Echo Dot Vs. Google Home Mini: The Cheap Speaker Showdown Whilst an important consideration is the hardware (that limits what you can do with regards to sound quality and attachments) another important consideration […]

[ad_1] Amazes me so many people stick to WhatsApp even though it holds one back – There are better instant messenger options! WhatsApp has never been the most innovative service around. Others went with bigger […]

[ad_1] Samsung phones soon can run true GNU/Linux distributions Imagine being able to place your cellphone into a small little dock, and be able to run your favourite Linux distribution on a monitor with proper […]

[ad_1] i-TRAFFIC has launched their updated roads and traffic website today for South Africans i-TRAFFIC is a traveller information service provided by the South African National Roads Agency SOC Limited. It provides traffic conditions information, […]

[ad_1] Re:scam – an artificially intelligent email bot made to reply to scam emails and waste their time Introducing Re:scam – an artificially intelligent email bot made to reply to scam emails. Re:scam wastes scammers […]

[ad_1] Scientists have found a drug that can repair cavities and regrow teeth A new discovery about a drug developed for Alzheimer's patients might replace fillings for cavity repair. Tideglusib stimulates stem cells in the […]

[ad_1] UCT students invent effective shower water-capturing device A group of UCT's students have created a product called Shower Savvy to try and save water from the shower that could essentially be used to flush […]