Interesting Articles

Here you will find various articles, that we think are interesting reads.

Why an Individualised Online Casino UX is Coming Soon

Published: Wednesday, 27 January 2021

Thanks to the rapid development and deployment of smart technologies, the future is now! Online casinos are swept up in a frenzy of adaptability, with AI and machine learning driving change. How will smart tech enhance the player experience at Springbok Casino? By delivering highly individualised gambling sessions all round!

4 High-Tech Gadgets for the Modern Home

Published: Saturday, 23 January 2021

Technology makes everything more efficient and accessible – whether its our Kiwi online casino, bot-enabled home security or in-house food production. If you are looking for futuristic solutions for mundane tasks, here are the top 4 high-tech gadgets for 2021!

From Playing Casino Games to Identifying 15 Billion Objects – All from your Mobile

Published: Tuesday, 19 January 2021

In recent years, apps that can identify items such as plants, flowers and food have gained popularity – more so in recent times as databases for reference have improved. Unfortunately for most of these apps, Google Lens has knocked it out of the park with their image identifier, leaving little need for any other app.

Online Casino Games are High-Tech – But Have you Heard About the Sky Hotel?

Published: Saturday, 16 January 2021

Situated at 150 West Street in the heart of Sandton, Johannesburg, lies the Sky Hotel. They might not offer online casino games, but they do employ the only Michelin Star chef in the country, Executive Chef, Tony Kocke. That’s impressive in its own right – but it is their non-human staff that is making international headlines!

The Free Instant Messaging War of 2021

Published: Tuesday, 12 January 2021

As if a global pandemic, delays in the start of school and the reversion to Lockdown Level 3 isn’t enough, South Africans are in a collective tizz over WhatsApp’s new privacy policy. The popular messaging service announced its updated policy on 7 January 2021, which would force users to either accept the terms, or lose access to the service.