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African Tech News
Microsoft Opens First Data Centre In Africa Ahead Of Google And Amazon
South Africa becomes the first country in Africa to have a local data centre. Microsoft officially opened data centres in Cape Town and Johannesburg, …
How Blockchain Can Be Used To Eliminate Corruption In African Economies
Blockchain. A buzzword overshadowed by the cryptocurrency craze but no less relevant than the very technology it empowered. There is no doubt that the …
Security
Infographic: 80 Mind-Blowing Internet of Things Statistics
How secure is IoT? Imagine this: you are browsing an internet forum when suddenly you come upon a link to a website. The user …
Social Media
10 Mistakes You Should Avoid To Become A Professional YouTuber
With a proven YouTube marketing system, you can build traffic to your website. YouTube is a standout amongst the most prevalent web video sharing …
What Is Reputation Management In Social Media?
Source Over 60 percent of customers decide not to avail the services of a given company if it has a plethora of negative reviews. …
Product News
How To Create Cool Videos For Free Using FlexClip
Do you watch cool videos on YouTube or Instagram more often? Looking at these videos, you may think about how these videos are created. …
Samsung May Be Working On Two More Foldable Phone Models
South Korean Samsung and Chinese Huawei dazed the world with their foldable phones in the last two weeks. But now it looks like the …
The Huawei Mate X Costs About $2,600 And Is A Big Reply To Samsung’s Galaxy Fold
The Huawei Mate X is the foldable smartphone that our science fiction creative energies conjured up years back, and it became a real thing …
Patent Shows Apple Could Be Planning An All Screen Touch ID With Facial Recogntion Tech
Ever wondered how “big stuff” from big tech just conveniently leaks just when there might be some discussion around their devices? Well it happens …
