
David Okwii




Whatsapp suffers service outage for the third time since the Facebook acquisition
Twitter users across the globe confirmed that their Whatsapp Texts couldn't get through as of today, June 8th, 2014 .  Several other users  reported service outage on monitoring sites, isitdownrightnow.com and downdetector.com. Dignited editors too confirm that their text messages could not get through at about... Read More

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Skype real-time language translator coming to your device late this year
Imagine a phone conversation between two callers who speakers two different languages, yet can understand each other while still speaking in their native languages -- all without a language translator (at least a human one)? Well, this capability might hit your device later this year... Read More

Intel Education: A closer look at how Intel is changing Education in Africa
Intelâs involvement in Education in Africa is unprecedented. Â With over $1 billion invested in education globally, the multinational corporation is working with governments, Donors, NGOs and multinational and local companies to improve education across the continent. The chip maker is working to advocate for policy... Read More

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Whatsapp just experienced a minor outage again
Several users on Twitter confirmed another Whatsapp outage and several others on downdetector.com and isitdownrightnow.com websites. Dignited editors  also confirmed that their messages sent on smartphones were not going through as of today Sunday, May 25th 6:35 GMT. The service came back online after about 25 minutes at... Read More




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mHealth Apps: Say Hello to the Whatsapp Doctor
Your mobile phone might one day save your life especially if you have Whatsapp on your device. Last week I developed a condition in my eyes. They were itchy! My first instinct being Tech Savvy (you should guess) was to Google the condition so as... Read More

Free software foundation condemns Mozilla for supporting DRM on Firefox
The Free Software Foundation(FSF) has condemned Mozilla's highly controversial move to support Digital Restrictions Management (DRM) on the world's most popular Free and open source browser. The nonprofit that stands to promote computer user freedom and  defends the rights of all free software users notes on its... Read More




279 million smartphones shipped in Q1 2014, Samsung still leading the pack
According to a report released by Analytics firm, Canalys, 279.4 million smart phones shipped in Q1 2014, representing growth of 29% on Q1 2013, but a decline of 5% on the seasonally strong Q4 2013. 81% were Android devices, with iOS and Windows Phone accounting for... Read More


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Canonical’s Ubuntu for Android is currently a Zombie project
Remember that ambitious cool project --Ubuntu for Android -- under the tag line "In every dual-core phone, thereâs a PC trying to get out" by canonical 2 years ago? Well, recent reports indicate that this project might as well be in limbo now if we're... Read More

Microsoft patches Windows XP security flaw Despite End of Support
If you thought Microsoft is about to give on the decade-old Windows XP Operating System, then think again. Microsoft today rolled out an emergency patch for Internet Explorer that addresses a flaw which was detected on all versions of Windows out there, including Windows XP, even... Read More
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