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The situation can be hard when a wound, fully wrapped in bandage, hurts you to the extreme but your doctor is convinced that its progress is satisfying. It is not any different from when the doctor contacts you to check on how you feel, but... Read More

The internet of things is fast progressing and it will require most, if not all, things to be interconnected with each other. Yet the vast experience with Wi-Fi spells out that the more devices linked to a network, the less the data transfer and communication... Read More

If you think your car is not smart enough, tighten your seat belt because Microsoft together with Toyota want to jazz things up a bit. A new patent licensing deal announced today between Microsoft and Toyota aims to bring features such as navigation, entertainment, and voice... Read More

One of the biggest challenges for most commuters in Uganda is the hustle of finding timely transportation when they need it most. Uber's entry into the transport sector was at first met with skeptism but in a relatively short time, it has won hearts and... Read More

Major players in the tech industry including Google and Microsoft have bet big money on the rise of internet bots as a form of communication between man and machine. While not the eerily humanoid robots in sci-fi movies (yet), the advancement and refinement of the... Read More

We covered The Kayoola Bus Test Drive at the beginning of February and also the small unfortunate mishap a fortnight later. Before that we wrote about the Kiira EV, soon to hit the manufacturing stage. We will now write about a short back story and... Read More

Not print media, not TV, not WhatsApp, not Facebook rule the media in Uganda with such magnitude as radio. Radio is the undisputed king with over 100 stations throughout the country, up from only one in the 1990s, serving a population of 34 million people.... Read More

Editor's Note: This is a 2nd post by Angello Obel on his "Future 101" series. The series seeks to explore the most futuristic concepts and technologies that you might have heard about and several you might have missed. His first article was on Tissue Engineering and 3D bio-printing... Read More

Editor's note: This is guest post by Patrick Seruyange. He is an entrepreneur & C.E.O. of Xibra Digital and Creative. He is an acclaimed filmmaker, Ad-man and a professed foodie living in Uganda, E.Africa.With his career spanning six years, Patrick has worked with a broad portfolio of... Read More