by Hanleigh Daniels | Oct 7, 2025 | features, know-how, tech tips, what you need to know |
The PC is no longer just a productivity machine—it’s becoming an intelligent partner. With Microsoft’s Copilot+ PC initiative, Windows 11 now taps into the dedicated Neural Processing Units (NPUs) inside Intel Core Ultra and AMD Ryzen AI processors. These chips are...
by Hanleigh Daniels | Oct 7, 2025 | features, know-how, tech tips, what you need to know |
South African smartphone users are spoiled for choice when it comes to Android skins. Samsung’s One UI 8 and OPPO’s ColorOS 15 represent two of the most polished, feature-rich takes on Android today. Both are layered with AI smarts, productivity tools, and design...
by Hanleigh Daniels | Oct 6, 2025 | features, know-how, quick review, review, tech tips, what you need to know |
Making the leap from Windows to Chromebook can feel like trading in a Swiss Army knife for a laser-focused multitool. ChromeOS is lean, fast, and cloud-first—but it’s also a shift in mindset. For South African users navigating data costs, hybrid work setups, and...
by Hanleigh Daniels | Oct 6, 2025 | tech tips, what you need to know, Windows to Mac |
Switching from Windows to macOS isn’t just about learning new shortcuts—it’s about unlocking a new workflow. While macOS offers sleek design and seamless integration, many Windows users miss familiar tools like Alt+Tab switching, clipboard history, and granular volume...
by Hanleigh Daniels | Oct 5, 2025 | features, know-how, smartphone tips & tricks, tech tips, what you need to know |
Samsung’s One UI 8 (based on Android 16) is now rolling out across the Galaxy ecosystem, and it’s more than just a fresh coat of paint. It’s packed with hidden settings, AI‑powered tools, and productivity tweaks that make your Galaxy device smarter and more personal....
by Hanleigh Daniels | Oct 5, 2025 | features, know-how, tech tips, what you need to know, Windows to Mac |
Making the leap from Windows to macOS can feel like moving into a new house: everything works, but the light switches aren’t where you expect them to be. For South African professionals, students, and creatives considering a MacBook or iMac, the transition is less...
