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What is the price of a cashless society?
Convenience always comes at a cost or, at least, a compromise. As the world turns digital we’re running a surprising bill and someone has to pay.
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Lindsey Schutters
5G information superhighway to hell.
Smartphone manufacturers and network carriers have failed society by feeding us marketing hype instead of educational resources, and now we look to…
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Lindsey Schutters
OVRCLKD 109: Leave WhatsApp Alone!
South Africa's most accessible consumer technology podcast returns to your ears with entertaining takes on the big CES unveilings, knowledge bombs about…
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Lindsey Schutters
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Data privacy for all, but only those who can afford it.
Google and Apple are boldly proclaiming to be beating back the scourge of third-party tracking, but these are only small steps to make the world better…
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Lindsey Schutters
Your children are making billions for these companies, and you're paying for it.
Free to play is never free, there's a premium on your kid's attention and gaming companies have found a way to unlock that value.
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Lindsey Schutters
Data connectivity is quickly becoming a basic human right.
One thing the pandemic taught me is that my home WiFi network wasn't ready for the work and school from home economy.
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Lindsey Schutters
Technology should have more staying power.
Is it only me who thinks it's weird how our phones got bigger, but the battery life got worse. Not improving endurance before increasing demand is a…
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Lindsey Schutters
Technology can't cure Covid.
Personal experience with the dreaded global pandemic has shown that technology is meaningless in the fight to stop the spread when access to digital…
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Lindsey Schutters
The renewable energy bandwagon is finally on the road to reality.
The reports of Eskom's incompetence with regards to the rollout and integration of renewable energy projects have, so far, been greatly exaggerated.
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Lindsey Schutters
TV's last stand.
The future of television is sustainable, even though the interest in TV sets is waning.
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Lindsey Schutters
OVRCLKD 26: The leakycast
Gavin and Lindsey question the president’s tablets in schools ambitions, let you know which coding language you should learn (hint: logic) and we get…
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Lindsey Schutters
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OVRCLKD 49: the notedcast
We're back in stereo!
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