The microblogging service Twitter is testing a new 280 character limit, throwing the service's thoughtful brevity out of the window.

Intel believes that there's still more to get out of the 14mm chips, and Coffee Lake is there attempt to deliver on that with some massive performance promises.

Until earlier today, 100GB (plus 100GB of Night Surfer data) of LTE data from Telkom on its Smartbroadband LTE service would have cost you R1049, which is a frightful amount of money. That cash now gets you 200GB, as Telkom has doubled the data on its pre and post-paid LTE options, without increasing the price.

As far as membrane keyboards go, the Apex 100 is a great keyboard. While it’s still no match for a proper mechanical one, it’s a good compromise of price to performance.

“For a long time we believed that ecommerce was the future of retail, and that eventually this channel would “win” and the others would “die”,” says Yuppiechef co-founder Andrew Smith in a press release adding, in bold, that “We were wrong.”

Running a website that gets a lot of traffic is neither cheap nor easy. With so many browsers including their own adblocking now, it’s become even tougher to keep the lights on. So how’s an incredibly popular, but extremely dodgy website (No, not us) to pay the bills? By being dodgy, of course.

We all have that one person on our feed who binge posts complete twaddle. Somebody who relentlessly posts pictures of the squishy, vaguely human-shaped blob they’ve just given birth to, or who pictures of every single cup of coffee they have on holiday. Sometimes, you just don’t want to see that stuff, but you don’t want to unfriend or unfollow.

We’ve all done it. We’ve all somehow managed to send a WhatsApp message in error, or i9n a drunken stupor. WhatsApp may soon let you undo those mistakes.