Netflix show made in South Africa hits number 1 worldwide — photos and details: A Netflix show that was filmed in South Africa and features dozens of South African actors, stunt performers, and production crew, is the most-watched TV title worldwide for two straight weeks. – MyBroadband
A trusted solar marketplace: the cure to my co-dependent long-term relationship: If Eskom’s constant shifting from stage 1 to stage 6 and back again (often within a single day -and now talk of Stage 7!) isn’t enough to push me over the edge, I don’t know what is. – MyBroadband
MTN deploys 5G to bring economic growth to Africa: MTN is launching 5G in many African countries to drive digital transformation across the continent. – MyBroadband
Former crypto giant shuts down all trading: The affiliate of Barry Silbert’s Digital Currency Group was once one of the largest derivatives trading desks before another of the digital-asset conglomerate’s related companies, crypto-lender Genesis Global Holdco, filed for bankruptcy in January. – MyBroadband
Arm shares jump 25% after public listing: The initial public offering is also set to rank among the tech industry’s largest-ever, though still well below the two biggest: Alibaba Group’s $ 25-billion 2014 offering and 2012’s $ 16-billion debut by Meta Platforms, then known as Facebook. – MyBroadband
Apple will release software update to fix iPhone 12 radiation issue: The US company was informed on Tuesday that tests by the French radiation regulator showed the device emits electromagnetic waves that are above European standards, and was ordered to halt sales of the model and resolve the issue within two weeks. – MyBroadband
Major video game engine creator closes offices after “credible” death threat: Unity, the maker of tools and technology for video games, set off a firestorm on 12 September 2023 by announcing it will begin charging developers a new fee for games made using its software, called the Unity Engine. – MyBroadband
Apple tells workers to keep quiet over iPhone 12’s excessive radiation controversy: The French government asked Apple earlier this week to cease sales of the iPhone 12 because tests showed that the device emits electromagnetic waves that are too strong. – MyBroadband
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