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1 day ago | techweez.com | Caleb Sama

Seven prominent organizations have jointly filed a public interest case challenging what they describe as unlawful disruptions to internet access across the country. The High Court has already issued temporary orders preventing further interference with internet services (including shutdowns) until the case is resolved.

6 days ago | techweez.com | Naftary Thitu

Samsung Electronics has once again raised the bar in the premium television space. TUV Rheinland, a globally recognized certification body based in Germany, has awarded Samsung’s latest QLED TV lineup the ‘Real Quantum Dot Display’ certification. This certification confirms that Samsung’s QLED TVs use true quantum dot technology and meet international display standards. Quantum dots are tiny, light-sensitive particles. These dots can produce precise, vibrant colors when exposed to light.

6 days ago | techweez.com | Naftary Thitu

Apple is quietly engineering the next evolution in wearable technology with the development of its own custom chip for smart glasses. According to multiple sources, the tech giant is working on a new processor internally codenamed N401, specifically tailored for its highly anticipated smart eyewear. Apple’s in-house chip design journey began with the A-series chips in iPhones and continued with the M-series chips powering Macs and iPads. Now, Apple is extending this approach to wearable computing.

6 days ago | techweez.com | Naftary Thitu

Safaricom PLC has announced a landmark achievement, becoming the first company in East Africa to surpass $3 billion (KES 388.7 billion) in annual revenue for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025. This 11.2% year-on-year growth underscores the company’s successful transformation into a technology powerhouse, driven by strategic investments in innovation, digital services, and regional expansion. The company’s net income also saw a significant rise, increasing by 10.8% to KES 69.8 billion.

1 week ago | techweez.com | Naftary Thitu

Receiving calls from private numbers can be unsettling, especially when the caller’s identity is concealed. In Kenya, such calls are often used for legitimate purposes, like customer service follow-ups. However, they can be a useful tool for scammers and pranksters. Let’s break down what these calls are, why they happen, and what you can do to protect yourself. A private number is when someone intentionally hides their caller ID.