
David Okwii




Chrome for Android just got better, gets new gesture support
Chrome browser users have something new to look forward to according to the Google Chrome blog. Chrome for Android will get some new gestures to quickly navigate open tabs and access the menu. In Chrome for Android, you’ll be able to: Swipe horizontally across the... Read More

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[Infographic] Africa Mobile connections predicted to explode to almost a billion by 2017
A new infographic by InternetServiceProviders.org is predicting that Africa mobile connection will grow at a rate of 6.5% from 2012 to 2017 implying that the connections will go from 683 million in 2012 to 93 Million in 2017. Currently Africa accounts for only 7% of the world’s internet users in... Read More

Apple sidesteps Samsung with a 64-bit iPhone instead of the iWatch
The Tech community (together with Samsung) have waited a long time for Apple to announce its first major products of the year. And then we got two: the 64-bit iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C, plus the official launch of iOS 7. Not the much rumored iWatch or Apple TV. In... Read More

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Review: Samsung UA46 ES6200R Series 6 3D LED SmartTV
Summary The Samsung UA46 ES6200R series 6 3D LED SmartTV is an early attempt to redefining what TV, that has had a long, slow and sluggish 100 year history should be. The TV gives you access to content from a wide range of sources including terrestrial TV... Read More




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Visa payments coming to Orange Money customers starting with Botswana
Orange has announced a new set of mobile payment services in conjunction with Visa for Orange Money subscribers. Botswana will be the first country to benefit from the new program and will allow easy access to funds 24 hours a day, bringing new point-of-sale, online... Read More

Finally you will be able to track your lost Android device
Android is catching with Windows phone and iOS in helping users find their lost devices. According to the Android blog, later this month, you will be able to use a new service called Android Device Manager, which can quickly ring your phone at maximum volume... Read More




Google re-invents the Nexus Q with Chromecast
Do you remember the mysterious, spherical, Android-powered computer for home entertainment and software designed by Google from the ground up that plugged into the best speakers and TVs out there using optical outputs but was eventually discontinued? Well, its back in another form as the Chromecast! The... Read More


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Ubuntu another step closer to the Ubuntu phone with China Unicom joining CAG
China Unicom has joined the Ubuntu Carrier Advisory Group(CAG) to shape the priorities of the Ubuntu team delivering our mobile experience. China Unicom is among the world’s largest mobile operators and has nearly 300 million mobile subscribers. The Ubuntu Carrier Advisory Group lets mobile operators... Read More

How iPhone and Android Phones Are Driving a Wireless Bandwidth Boom
There is no denying the popularity of the smartphone. The iPhone and Android are responsible for generating many trends and innovations in the world of technology. Mobile internet is an area in particular that is booming at the moment. You can expect mobile internet to... Read More
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