WhatsApp is one of Stuff‘s favourite apps. Not because it’s especially unique or fun, it’s just the most useful means of communication if you’re living in South Africa. It’s quick, precise and most importantly, it’s essentially free to use if you’re on a Wi-Fi connection and costs a minimal amount of data if you’re out and...
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Your Job is Not Safe: Robotics & AI put 800 Million Global Jobs at Risk
Advances in automation technology threaten a significant share of jobs in industries accounting for nearly a quarter of the global workforce, according to Bloomberg Economics’ estimates. In a report released Tuesday, economists Ziad Daoud and Scott Johnson said that could mean as many as 800 million people face a high exposure to the risk of...
Spotify Takes on Radio with its Own Daily Morning Breakfast Show
Spotify’s streaming music service is starting to resemble terrestrial radio with today’s launch of the company’s first daily morning show, “The Get Up.” Like other morning shows designed for commuters, the new program will be led by hosts and will combine news, pop culture, entertainment and music. But in Spotify’s case, the music is personalized to the listener,...
Quibi – the Streaming Service Is Shutting Down Barely Six Months After Going Live
Quibi Holdings LLC is shutting down, according to people familiar with the matter, a crash landing for a once-highflying entertainment startup that attracted some of the biggest names in Hollywood and had looked to revolutionize how people consume entertainment. The streaming service, which served up shows in 5- to 10-minute “chapters” formatted to fit a...
DStv Once Again Increases Prices on Most of its Bouquets – Oh No!
South Africa’s biggest pay-TV broadcaster – DStv – has made a number of changes to its products and services in 2020. These changes come as many affluent and middle-class South African households are adopting Internet-based streaming services over broadcasted television entertainment due to increased availability of fibre and video-on-demand services. Most recently, parent company MultiChoice reported...
Sony Show Love and Support to Black Lives Matter Movement (BLM)
Sony has provided a new way for PS4 owners to show their support for the Black Lives Matter movement inside their consoles. Today, the company released a new static theme on the PlayStation Store called the “Black Lives Matter Theme.” The theme is available now for free on the PlayStation Store. As you can see from the images...
Google to Turn YouTube into Shopping Channel of the Future
YouTube has served as a platform for vloggers, content creators, and influencers to plug products for years, and now its parent company Google thinks it too can benefit from this by venturing into the world of online shopping. As Bloomberg reports, Google is looking into making YouTube “a major shopping destination.” The video site recently asked some of its content creators...
Pakistan lifts ban on TikTok after the Platform was Blocked for 11 Days
Pakistan Telecommunication Authority said on Monday it has lifted the ban on TikTok, 11 days after the South Asian nation’s telecom authority blocked the popular short video app in the country over problematic videos on the platform. The authority, however, warned that TikTok needs to actively moderate content on its app or else it will be permanently blocked in...
Google starts rolling out Duplex feature that can call salons to book a haircut for you
Google Assistant will soon be able to book a haircut for you by calling a salon and requesting a time on your behalf. The feature was announced two years ago when Google first unveiled Duplex, its tech for having a human-sounding system call stores and make requests of whoever picks up. Its first (and only) consumer feature, making...
DStv is Re-branding DStv-Now into a Stand Alone Streaming Service
MultiChoice has renamed its DStv Now streaming service to DStv, signalling the first step towards the full launch of its standalone streaming service. In a blog post on Thursday 15 October, MultiChoice said that once customers update their DStv Now application, the name of the platform will change to DStv. “We’ve changed the name from DStv Now...









