Samsung Electronics is taking its connected-home strategy directly to Kenyan consumers, using three Nairobi shopping malls to demonstrate how smartphones, televisions, wearables and AI-enabled appliances can operate as a single technology ecosystem rather than as standalone products. The Korean electronics giant will launch its Connected Living Experience at The Junction...

Tech

Sabvest Bets $47 Million on South Africa’s Fiber Expansion With Frogfoot...

Google’s Latest AI Model, Gemini, Faces Scrutiny Over Image Generation Accuracy

ITU secures $9 billion commitments from mobile operators to boost global...

13th WTO Ministerial Conference kicks off in Abu Dhabi

Kenya Gets Green Light for Maisha Namba Digital ID Rollout

Government Lacks Full Control of E-Citizen, Auditor-General Confirms

FTC Fines Avast Antivirus $16.5 Million for Selling Customer Browsing Data

IFC and M-PESA Partner to Increase Financial Inclusion in Mozambique

AT&T restores network service after nearly 11 hours of zero calls,...

LG to Mentor Kenyan Students Towards Rewarding Career Paths

Western Union International Money Transfers Back on Equity Mobile App and...

Featured

Samsung Pushes Connected Home Strategy in Kenya

Uber’s $966 Million GDPR Fine Puts Algorithmic Management Under Scrutiny

CEO Weekends: SUN Mobility’s Ajay Goel on Building Africa’s Universal Battery-Swapping...

Ticketmaster’s Quicket Enters Kenya to Tap East Africa’s Growing Live...

Samsung Pushes Connected Home Strategy in Kenya

Editor Picks

Sabvest Bets $47 Million on South Africa’s Fiber Expansion With Frogfoot and Vox

SBM Bank Kenya Launches 34th Branch in Nanyuki Town

3 Problems Women in Business Face and How to Fix Them

Popular Posts

IT Guru Attempts To Crack Secret Safaricom Scratch Card Code

How To Make Your Phone Busy When Someone Calls

Ampion among winners of the 2015 Innovation Ecosystem Awards

Popular Category

ABOUT US

Business & Partnerships: [email protected]

Tips, Events & Editorial: [email protected]