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Zombie Networks (or ‘botnets’) have grown increasingly popular among computer hackers since 2005. A simple virus or piece of malware download can easily lead to slow and expensive internet issues, and you may remain oblivious while your ‘zombified’ PC spams the globe.

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Everyone hates being billed by mobile operators for over-usage on their 3G mobile data. It’s impossibly hard to know how much data you have used and when those sneaky higher out of bundle fees apply. You can now forget about “bill shock” with RSAWEB’s new mobile data control panel.

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When you log into MyRSAWEB, you will notice a shiny new look and feel. This mobile friendly up to date look is part of a complete overhaul we are doing to improve your experience when using our self service control panel.

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Innovative Gift Ideas

December 17, 2013


We spend the larger part of our week at the office, so why not make that valuable time spent more enjoyable. Technology enables the amalgamation of lifestyle and career.

We’ve searched the internet to find the coolest gadgets that can help you do just that.
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SuperDSL Free Cap Increases

December 17, 2013


Free ADSL Gigs for all SuperDSL clients.

We are upgrading our SuperDSL capped ADSL packages free of charge, giving you up to 3x more Gigabytes per month at no additional cost.
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We spend the larger part of our week at the office, so why not make that valuable time spent  more enjoyable. Technology enables the amalgamation of lifestyle and career.  We’ve searched the internet to find the coolest gadgets that can help you do just that.

 

Here are some gift ideas that will make you look like a hero at the office:

 

The pen is mightier once again.

 

 

With almost every task in the office going digital, It would make sense that the pen went digital. The innovators at Livescribe have developed a pen that creates an instant editable digital version of your notes on your iOS device(Android version is due next year); what’s more; you can record audio to your notes as well.  The appropriately named SmartPen’s notes can be saved and downloaded later. Watch this video and purchase it at Amazon for $149.99.

 

The Nomad office worker

 

 

As the use of tablets and smartphones increase in the work place, so has the need for a convenient keyboard grown and Cellulon has got it right. The small device displays a virtual keyboard on any flat or opaque surface and connects easily via Bluetooth.  No longer will sticky fingers lead to Stickey Keys. Watch how it works here and purchase it at Amazon for $149.99

 

 

Domo Arigato, Mr Roboto

 

 

 

 

Double Robotics’ Telepresence Robot may have just made the act of calling in sick, to go to the beach, a more creative one. Double is an easy-to-use robot that uses an iPad for its controls and videoconferencing. Now you can pop in an out of meetings or visit a colleague for a quick chat, from anywhere in the world. A great solution for widely dispersed companies.  Purchase it directly from Double Robotics for $2499

 

 

 

 

An Audible Shiitake

 

 

The Mushroom LED lamp lights up with your touch and can stream music via Bluetooth for your listening pleasure. The shroom lamp is perfect for the desk of a Funghi (or gal). The Mushroom LED lamp can be found here for $42.88

 

 

Smarty Ring

 

 

 

Eliminating the need to take your phone out of your pocket, Smarty ring allows you to check all updates by merely glancing at your finger. Not only does this nifty little gadget save your phone’s battery life, it allows you to control your phone without touching it. Very handy in meetings or situations where you cannot access your phone. It might not be made of gold but it is waterproof, has a 24 hour run time and a 3 year battery life. For only $175, you can have full control at the tip of your fingers. Buy it here

 

 


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RSAWEB loves technology and innovation. So for this festive season, to help you skip those long queues, we put together a list of great gift  ideas you can find and purchase online. From simple designs that will add panache, to products that will help you make a more connected home.

This year’s gems to look out for:

 

 

Off-the-wall book shelving 

We all are looking for ways to make use of that empty space on the walls of our home and a good bet is always to hang up artistic photos of our family. This stylish and minimalist designed floating bookshelf can add that touch of intrigue and flair to your home. It provides easy access to your favourite books and can double up as a shelf for any other object you wish to display.You can purchase this unit on Amazon for only $12.50 or if you prefer making your own, watch this clip.

 

 

 

Your home, a stone’s glow away from being awesome

Are you on the naughty or nice list? Either way cover your bases by lighting up the runway that is your driveway, so Santa can see it from miles away. At the very least you will be rewarded for making his job easy.  Leave them out in the day and come night time your garden is transformed into an enchanted landscape. These pebbles can be purchased at Amazon. Price on site varies but can be found at the cost of $6.99 for a set of 100.

 

 

 

Blue Monday, Green Tuesday or a Yellow Wednesday.

With Phillips, Hue decide.

The new range of LED light products from Philips are not only energy efficient but allows HUE to set the perfect mood for a romantic night or with strobe light effects, you can party the night away.  The light can easily be changed to any colour via Wi-Fi through the HUE app on your smartphone. It comes in four different product ranges: standard bulbs, downlights, bloom and lightstrips. Check it out here.  The starter kit can be found on Amazon, retailing at $199.97

 

 

 

GOJI Smart lock

A sleek and modern disc finished in brushed metal, with a new-age blue-text LED display. It welcomes users by name and unlocks your front door with your smartphone, but fret not, for those who aren’t prepared to make that bold step to go keyless, you can get programmable e-keys. Get this lock system directly from Goji $245

 

 

These lights are alive, with the sound of music

Imagine music that lights up the room. That’s right, light bulbs that double up as speakers. This super-efficient LED not only saves energy but can end up saving your night as well. Connect up-to 8 speaker bulbs and create a different ambiance for each room or make one big party room. This lighting system can be found on BidorBuy, retailing at R5008.27

 

 

 

Solar Powered Pool Purifier makes swimming nearly chemical free

Juggling between the correct use of chlorine, pool shock and conditioners can make it a difficult  job to keep your pool balanced.  This nifty device floats in you pool sucking up the rays from the sun, allowing it to release mineral ions into the water. This ionisation of the water naturally and efficiently controls the micro-organisms growth in your pool, creating mineral water but don’t try and drink it. The Floatron kit can be bought on Amazon for $249.00

 

 

Coffee on the Touch and Go

Using your fingerprint to do daily tasks seems like something out of a Sci-Fi movie. But the possibility is here and now. This wonderment, known as the Saeco Xelsis, comes with a digital fingerprint scanner that memorises your coffee preferences; such as strength and amount of froth, for up to six people and a nifty display that shows the name of the person whose beverage is being made. Having fingerprints has never made more sense. Check it out at Phillips for $ 4000

 

 

 

 


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