Tactile Technologies sets its sights on African expansion
The company says it aims to create mutually beneficial relationships with resellers and end-users across these markets.
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MWC: KaiOS wants to roll out more 'smart feature phones' in Africa
The company told ITWeb it wants so see its operating system for 'smart feature phones' expand to more users across Africa.
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WorldRemit adds Android Pay to offering
The integration will enable Android Pay users to send money +112 million mobile money accounts.
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BlackBerry introduces PRIV to SA
Mobile phone manufacturer has launched latest smartphone to South African market.
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Clint Digital and TIDAL - now partners in music
Clint AsgardTM speakers now have TIDAL High Fidelity Streaming.
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Nigeria: Interswitch, BlackBerry unite on mobile money service
Partner companies eager to tap into person-to-person transfers and electronic airtime recharge markets.
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Jumia to sell Android One phones in Nigeria
Partnership with Google sees launch of new smartphone.
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Safaricom and Google launch traffic information application
Kenyans join over four million motorists making use of the app worldwide to make commuting more convenient.
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AlwaysOn launches Wi-Fi calling service in SA
The calling service will be available to Android smartphones users.
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Nigeria hits high note with Opera Software
West African country is company's third largest market globally.
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'Android devices to replace feature phones in Africa?'
Research confirms mobile phone use has been the driving force for internet adoption in Africa.
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Interview with Fabio Longano, co-creator of fuel app
FillApp seeks to help South Africans save up on fuel costs.