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There has been a lot of talk over the last few years about social media sites like Facebook using content without consent and then selling it on to a third party. You've probably seen those disclaimers that people post that attempt to protect their photos and videos. In truth, they are all a bit silly and do little to protect anyone's rights. The fact is, the best way to protect the integrity of your posts is via the use of the privacy option where they are only visible to our inner circle of friends. Whatever the situation, we continue to post our precious content onto our favorite social ...  More

The one comment that I hear more often than any other when discussing social media sites with friends is that they are fed up with the volume of irrelevant content being posted - especially on Facebook. Whether it's the relentless advertising, the constant Trump overload, the neverending selfies or the plethora of self-indulgent status updates, they can all just be a distraction from the things that you are truly looking for. And, if that thing is cool videos then you won't have to look too much further than this one.  More

Since the apartheid policies of the past were overthrown in the early 1990's, tourism to South Africa has surged to the point where it has become one of the fastest growing sectors of the economy. Since 1994, the country has enjoyed a democratic government and visitors have flocked there from the four corners of the globe to enjoy the adventure, sports, nature and wildlife travel that can't be found anywhere else in the world. There are three major international airports in major cities - Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban - and over ninety regional airports including the Kruger Mpumalanga ...  More

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Back in 2007 'anyoption' revolutionized the global investment trading industry when it introduced something called 'binary options' into the equation. Whereas before, trading was all about the buying and selling of commodities, this new speculative method offered a new concept of trading with low cost entry fees and intuitive trading environments - making it much easier for regular people to get involved. A binary option invites traders to open a position on the future direction of an underlying asset whether it is stock, commodity, currency exchange rate or index.  More

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It's a little known fact but stickers first came to prominence as a result of the Tohoku earthquake and Tsunami in Japan in 2011. Apparently, much of Japan's telecom networks were severely disrupted and under extreme stress at the time and data-based calls and text messages worked far better than regular calls and text messages. Up until 2013 stickers were still mostly restricted to the Asian market but pretty soon US companies began to pick up on the craze and now the sticker revolution has well and truly taken off and has turned into a messaging phenomenon that is used extensively all ...  More

If you've ever player pool, billiards or snooker in real life you'll know that each requires all of one's powers of concentration in order to be successful. To play well takes time and a lot of practise but it can be an overwhelmingly satisfying experience when you finally play well and win a game. If you've ever tried to play a game on your computer or mobile device, however, you've probably come away a little underwhelmed. There are lots of pool and snooker apps out there but, up till now, none have really managed to come anywhere near the realism and drama of the real thing. The spin ...  More

I remember having a long conversation with a techie friend in England some years back and I asked him what the next great innovation was going to be in computers. He told me this long convoluted story about his ideas for the next big thing and how it was going to be huge, especially for third world countries. But there was just one problem. They needed to find a way to change people's mindset because customers' personal information wouldn't just be limited to their personal computer with much of their private information being stored by a third party. Naturally, this was going to cause a ...  More

If you're a fan of great board games you're probably well aware of Ubongo. It's a great, challenging and colorful game that was originally released over ten years ago and has proven to be a multi award winner. It has sold millions of copies all over the world. The idea of the game is for players to compete against each other to solve individual puzzles as fast as they can. The first one to complete their puzzles gets first crack at the jewels that are on hand for the taking. You get the picture? Well now there's a digital version and it's just as fast-paced and addictive as the original.  More

Outside of we humans, cats are among the most perplexing creatures on the planet. They can be described in many ways but the words that come to mind immediately are playful, aloof, inquisitive, aristocratic and social. However, the number one adjective that people use more often than any other is lovable. Consequently, cats give a huge amount of comfort to their owners and are great company for young and old. Some would even describe them as the purrfect pet. Sorry, I couldn't resist that one.  More

It’s a strange thing but the very last piece of the puzzle that business seems willing to computerise is the personal records of staff members. I'm not totally sure whether it's simply a privacy thing or something else, but while much of the rest of a company's activities are computerized, you'll often find that spreadsheets and paper still hold many of the personal details of staff members. This includes vacation planning, sick leave and salary as well as employees' names, addresses and contact details. While there used to be an argument for not keeping personal details of ...  More