F(x)tec Pro 1 is an Impressive Throwback to the Past of Cellphones
Back in the days, QWERTY keyboards were a luxury only found on the high devices of Nokia or Blackberry. As the touchscreen revolution started off, physical keyboards became a thing of the past. In this year’s Mobile World Congress, F(x)tec…
S10, Galaxy Fold, Galaxy Watch and Galaxy Buds: Everything You Need to Know about Samsung Unpacked 2019
Usually Samsung unveils their latest products on the grand stage of the Mobile World Congress (MWC). This year Samsung went out of their way and revealed their latest offerings a bit early. The Unpacked 2019 is Samsung’s exhibition of their…
Why the Metro Games are Not Your Average Post-Apocalyptic Adventures
When anyone talks about the most underrated games of the past decade, the Metro games are bound to pop up. Metro is a first-person survival horror game series based on the book series of the same name by Russian author…
Where is International Cricket Headed?
“Certainly not happy at all.” - This is what Sikandar Raza had to say after winning the man of the tournament award. Sikandar Raja is a Zimbabwean cricketer and receiver of the Man of the Tournament award of the World…
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