Review – Cars.co.za iPhone app
May 23, 2013 | MarcThere has been quite a number of South African iPhone apps released over the last couple of months, which is awesome to see that brands are catching on and releasing apps to enhance their product offerings. One of the apps I came across recently was the new Cars.co.za iPhone & iPad (iTunes Link) app. The guys at Cars.co.za already [...]Read More
Introducing Geekshop – Online shopping for Geeks
May 16, 2013 | Marc 1More often than not I get asked by people who have seen my reviews on the gadgets & gizmos I get to review, “Where can I get one of those ?” Usually I direct them to some brick & mortar store, who doesn’t end up having stock or not knowing what they exactly wanted. So [...]Read More
Talk on iPhoneography at Epson Develop Yourself Event
April 30, 2013 | MarcLast week I got given an awesome opportunity to talk a bit more about iPhoneography in South Africa at the fantastic Epson Develop Yourself event, which was held in Jozi. The event centred around the launch of the new Epson Inktank Printers which are being launched in SA at the moment. The Intank system allows [...]Read More
Interview with Fred Baumhardt – Microsoft SA CTO
April 17, 2013 | MarcIt’s Microsoft TechEd Africa 2013 time again, and I have been fortunate to be invited to attend this awesome event once again. This year the event is bigger in terms of the number of exhibitors, sponsors & sessions on offer. Things kicked off yesterday afternoon with the Keynote & Opening party, but today was when [...]Read More
iwantmycoffee Coffee Shop – Umhlanga Ridge
April 10, 2013 | Marc 2Earlier today after working at the amazing spot, The Sett, which I posted about the other day, I managed to pop into an awesome new spot called “iwantmycoffee” in Umhlanga Ridge.
Boldly going without DSTV
April 2, 2013 | Waldo 11South Africa is an interesting country. We have crooked politicians, state-owned monopolies and more crime than you can shake an AK-47 at. But we love it here nonetheless – or some of us do, anyway. Another interesting phenomenon in South Africa is DSTV – part of Koos Bekker’s media empire. At roughly R600 per month [...]Read More

