What Happened to The Budget Android Tablet?
Back in 2010, Apple introduced a new category of devices – this device was not a phone as it featured a much larger ...
Editorial
Transsion Holdings – A Teardown of The Company That Controls Africa’s Mobile Phone Industry
A good number of you might actually not know who or what Transsion is. Although the name Transsion has been associated with the African ...
Features
What Really Happened To Apple’s AirPower Wireless Charger?
“After much effort, we’ve concluded AirPower will not achieve our high standards and we have cancelled the project. We apologize to those customers ...
Features
Smartphone Brands You’d Think Are Chinese But Aren’t
There are countless smartphone brands in the world – ok, not countless literally, we can count them all but I would rather not. ...
Features
The Airpods 2 Aren’t Really Worth an Upgrade
With everyone who buys these truly wireless gadgets expecting the new set to be a genuinely significant upgrade to its predecessor, I am ...
What if Facebook Never Made it From The Outage Last Week?
On Wednesday and Thursday last week, Facebook together with it’s ‘relatives’ Whatsapp and Instagram were down and billions of users across the globe ...
Features
From Newspaper Ads, to Playing Games For Love – Finding Dates Via Quiz Apps
It all started quite well and innocent when one would meet another, go for a cup of coffee and the rest would be ...
Editorial
The New Samsung A-Series Could Be the Magic the Company Needs in Kenya
According to Statscounter, Samsung holds 16.56% market share of the mobile phone market in Kenya. This puts it behind TECNO and ahead of ...
Editorial
Was Facebook Trying To Merge All Their Platforms When Things Went South?
“Yesterday, as a result of a server configuration change, many people had trouble accessing our apps and services. We’ve now resolved the issues ...
Features
Free Facebook, But At What Cost?
It is getting quite crystal-clear that Facebook is not likely to let go of users’ private data for any reason. The reputation seems ...
