Antony Muchiri

3 days ago | techwithmuchiri.com | Antony Muchiri

TL;DRBritam spent KSh2.4 billion on local and minority-owned suppliers during 2024. The company lowered supplier prequalification fees for women and youth, and waived them for persons with disabilities. It cut 77.82 tonnes in carbon emissions through solar power and extended microinsurance to over 4 million people. Female representation on subsidiary boards reached 45%, and the firm won a top governance award.

3 days ago | techwithmuchiri.com | Antony Muchiri

The evolution of photography is one that is taking the world by storm. From the early days of basic image editing of colour correcting and adjusting exposure to applying filters, image focusing and even night shots, we see how innovation and creativity has always driven the digital imaging sector towards greater heights and potential.

4 days ago | techwithmuchiri.com | Antony Muchiri

TL;DRFaith Kipyegon is attempting to run a mile in under four minutes on June 26th in Paris, a feat no woman has achieved. Safaricom is supporting this historic effort by offering a special KES 4 YouTube bundle for 4GB, allowing Kenyans to stream the race live. The company is also hosting a public screening of the race in Eldoret City and encouraging social media support with #KenyaForFaith. On Thursday, June 26, eyes will turn to Stade Charléty in Paris.

4 days ago | techwithmuchiri.com | Antony Muchiri

TL;DRDevelopers are shifting to browser-based gaming to avoid high platform fees and restrictions from major distributors like Apple and Steam. New technologies like WebGPU and AI-powered tools are making it easier and more cost-effective to build rich, high-performance games that run directly in browsers. Browser games provide instant access with no downloads, creating a low-friction experience that attracts broader and more casual audiences.

4 days ago | techwithmuchiri.com | Antony Muchiri

TL;DRAndroid 16 is already rolling out to Google Pixel devices, with other manufacturers expected to begin their updates in the coming months. Samsung, Motorola, OnePlus, Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo, and Nothing have a wide range of phones and tablets likely to receive the update based on past update policies. Google and Motorola are the only brands that have officially confirmed some of their Android 16-eligible devices so far.