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BlackBerry is offering Scholarships To Women In Tech
Yesterday Alicia Keys announced the BlackBerry Scholarship Program at the BlackBerry Live 2013, which promised to offer new opportunities to women looking to get into the field of technology. The scholarship offers to cover full tuition fees for a four-year programs in science, engineering, technology, or... Read More

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Kenya’s Cleanbill Wants To Take Paperwork Out Of Office Totally
Launched in 2009 in Nairobi, Cleanbill is a suit of cloud-based applications for SMEs. It is an app store with a host of solutions for today’s fast paced business. A first of its kind anywhere. Joe Karuri, the founder told TechMoran he was inspired by needs small... Read More

Google Now on your iPhone and iPad, with the Google Search app
iPhone and iPad user will now start enjoying Google's intelligent personal assistant which until now has been available for Google's Android operating system. Google Now is an extension of Android's native Google Search application, and it uses a natural language user interface to answer questions, make recommendations, and perform actions by delegating requests... Read More

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6 Reasons Why Africa Needs Raspberry Pi More Than OLPC
In 2005, MIT professor Nicholas Negroponte unveiled an idea so innovative that it had the potential of improving the lives of millions of people in developing countries around the world. He founded the One Laptop per Child(OLPC) organization to transform his vision into reality.Unfortunately,this cunning... Read More




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Warid Telecom could be Partnering With Equity Bank to bring Warid Pesa ATM Cash Out
On Saturday (6/4/13) while I was withdrawing money from the Equity bank ATM in Wandegeya, I noticed an additional item on the ATM display menu; a Warid Pesa Logo. The pictures below (taken using a phone) tell the entire story From the looks of it,... Read More

Africa Android Challenge 2013
Africa Android Challenge 2013, (AAC) is a multi nation Android developer challenge that is open and free to all developers from countries on the African continent. It's main aim is to motivate, inspire and encourage African developers to innovate solutions on the Android platform that are... Read More




TechPost Picks: A few ways you can spend your Easter Holiday
Easter is once again upon us. Back then before the explosion of the web, smartphones and tablets, my typical Easter celebration basically constituted of going to church, watch TV(every TV station would at least air the Jesus movie) and have an Easter meal with family and friends. [caption... Read More


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Google to say goodbye to Google Reader by July 1, 2013
According this Google support page, the search giant will be retiring one of its products -- Google Reader which is an RSS feed aggregator -- come July 1, 2013. Google Reader will be retired on July 1, 2013. If you'd like to download a copy of all... Read More

Facebook News Feed: Goodbye Clutter, Hello bright, beautiful stories
Facebook unveiled a whole new news feed on Thursday morning and the revamp comes with a host of fresh features. Among the chief advantages: bigger images, multiple feeds for different interests and a more consistent user experience across mobile devices. Facebook continues to push the boundaries of new... Read More
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