THis post has been updated after the attention it is gannering. The original post can be found here: https://web.archive.org/web/20240813033032/https://blog.blancorpsolutions.com/kenya/concerns-about-the-ict-bill-2024-in-kenya/ Kenya's tech industry has been a beacon of innovation and growth, thanks in part to a regulatory environment that has allowed startups and innovators to thrive. This is evident from the multitude of tech companies heading over to Kenya and the increasing number of tech offerings originating from Kenya. As usual, there are always prospects to advance, regulate and maintain order in any field, especially if it gains much momentum. There are case studies on this globally for anyone to check, the most prominent one being the EU laws...

Imagine if you had a magic map that could show you where all your favorite toys were at any time. Sounds pretty? Well, in Kenya, the government wants to do something similar, but with people’s phones. They plan to use a special code on each phone called an IMEI number to track where all phones are. But even though it might help people find lost phones or stop phone crime, some people are worried this could also be misused. What’s an IMEI Number? Every phone has its own unique code, like a secret name tag, called an IMEI number (say it like “eye-mee”). This code helps identify each...

Ireland’s top towns for tech lovers have been revealed and the selections are based on important factors such as availability of jobs. If you’re working in the tech industry in some way, shape or form and are seeking a move this news will be right up your street.     New data has revealed where [...]

There might be at least one Galaxy Note next year before Samsung puts the series out. Samsung will eventually merge the Galaxy S and Note lines.