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[...] It’s hard to believe Tech Girl is only 8 months old. I feel like my contributors, and you, are family! Granted, a bit of a [...]

[...] on you to report it if it does. Most banks are pretty good at reversing fraudulent charges. The Tech Girl tip? Get a digital wallet set up. Whether it is PayPal or Masterpass from MasterCard it is a [...]

[...] This is Tech Girl, so if you’re merging gadgets with fashion we’re likely going to love it. It’s our thing. That’s [...]

[...] of the Carlton Centre in Johannesburg. It was the first event I attended as a representative of Tech Girl. Tanya 2014 was a year filled with wonderful kilometres of running (Paris Marathon, Two Oceans [...]

[...] not be replaced. When you click on start you’ll get a tile type set up similar to that on a Windows Phone. This is fully customisable so you can create a set up to suit you. Your favourite familiar [...]

[...] > General > Reset > Erase All Content & Settings > Enter Pass code Windows Phone Settings > About > Reset your phone The post how to factory reset your phone [VIDEOS] [...]

[...] Sport Pulse earphones’ app only works with iOS and Android devices. So if you have a Windows Phone back away slowly from the ear buds. The price puts me off. That is pretty steep for a [...]

[...] has incorporated gadget offerings in to their store for awhile now, but this is the first Windows phone they’ll be selling. The Verssed W1 is going to cost you R899. It’s features include a 5 [...]

[...] ’s personal Sony Xperia M2 Aqua smartphone that she purchased with her own cash – not a review unit * What you need to know Latest version of Kit Kat (with Lollipop on its way) Waterproof [...]

[...] sound it makes when you type – oh yes, it sounds good! This review was conducted on a review unit supplied by COUGAR. COUGAR products are available through Landmark PC, Computers Only [...]

[...] more than 125 games to choose from Connects via Bluetooth Box includes a tablet stand (Not in review unit box), USB Charging cable & MOGA Boost Charging Cable What we think you should know I know [...]

[...] camera (but no one gets a tablet for that anyway) Disclosure: This review was conducted on a review unit. I.e. The tablet was returned to the brand after we had conducted our review. The post A 10 [...]

[...] best learning apps out there. How do you know which ones to use? I wanted to find the 3 best educational apps for pre-schoolers, primary school and high school kids but, not being a parent, I wasn’t [...]

[...] sense to introduce your little one to tablets and smartphones. There are also a host of educational apps that can only benefit them. I spent a few days playing with the Huawei MediaPad 7 Youth 2. [...]

[...] ” was the foundation of my love of reading and books. In the past we’ve focused on educational apps for kids because I thought those were important. Not being a parent, I didn’t [...]

[...] buy them? We figured everyone else would be doing that anyway. So, instead, some of the Tech Girls shared their letters to Father Christmas and what they’re hoping to find under the tree: [...]

[...] By the time you read this us Tech Girls will be on holiday and enjoying a little bit of a digital detox. We’ve run our Christmas [...]

[...] that article I got my own RED-E Power Bank and never looked back. I loved it and one of our Tech Girls loved hers too. However, mine took a walk after I accidentally left it in my car during a [...]

[...] budget stress get you down during the holidays. Thanks again to King Price for supporting us Tech Girls. If you want to support them in return and save money at the same time, go here for a quick [...]

[...] if you’re using an Android phone you’re utilising Google. Back up the Google app on your Android device, sync the account. It’ll save your contacts & NB info. On your iPhone just load the [...]

[...] and fun character attached to it. You download the APPletiser app on your iPhone or Android device and then follow these steps: You’ll then get to see the fun characters pop up on your [...]

[...] . I think once you’ve used a full touch screen like that of the Blackberry Z3 or an Android device, you’re going to struggle going back to a small square screen. If you’re new to the [...]

[...] break I’ve managed everything else from my clever little Asus “transformer” (it can be a mini laptop or tablet & fits conveniently in your bag) and the Tech Girl Lumia phone. Using [...]

[...] and for a few hundred rand grab a bluetooth or detachable keyboard. Suddenly you have a mini laptop that is light and easy to carry around AND you’ve created your own “transformer”. The [...]

[...] as easily by a Windows tablet and connect it to a Bluetooth keyboard which would give you a mini laptop with better Windows features (or the same Android ones). However, there are definitely some [...]

[...] bunny that fits conveniently into a handbag. But my poor handbag also has earphones, USB cables, a portable charger, two phones, USB sticks, a dongle, pens and a million other bits and [...]

[...] My desk is constantly a jumble of cables. Be it earphones, charging cables or USB cables – they’re a big jumbled mess. They slide off the desk and I spend a considerable amount of time [...]

[...] on a gorgeous flowered skull design. The store also stocks fun phone accessories like stands, USB cables, earphones and funky cases. The pricing various from around R250 to R390 for a custom case ( [...]