Techweez
Techweez is a digital magazine dedicated to covering everyday technology. Our main focus is on consumer tech, internet business news, and product reviews. We strive to impact consumer choices by providing valuable information and insights about the technologies they use daily. Techweez is recognized as one of the leading online technology news platforms in East and Central Africa, and we are a top authority in personal technology coverage across the continent.
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2 days ago |
techweez.com | Caleb Sama
You cannot run a government like a business. When Elon Musk and President Donald Trump announced the creation of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) earlier this year, it arrived with the fanfare and braggadocio characteristic of both men. The billionaire tech mogul promised to slash $2 trillion in federal spending, streamline bureaucracy, and shake up what he viewed as a complacent government workforce.
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6 days ago |
techweez.com | Caleb Sama
In yet another blow to Google’s empire, a federal judge has ruled that the tech giant illegally monopolized key markets in the online advertising technology industry. The ruling, handed down by US District Judge Leonie Brinkema, found Google liable for violating antitrust laws by engaging in anticompetitive practices that “substantially harmed” both publishers and users across the web.
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1 week ago |
techweez.com | Caleb Sama
The smartphone market is about to welcome a new contender as Infinix prepares to launch its Note 50s 5G+ on April 18. This upcoming device stands out with what the company claims is the slimmest profile in its segment while featuring a premium curved display and impressive camera capabilities. Perhaps the most striking aspect of the Infinix Note 50s 5G+ is its remarkably thin design.
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1 week ago |
techweez.com | Naftary Thitu
In a move that is bound to affect how billions interact with its search engine, Google is officially transitioning all country-specific search domains to a single, global URL: google.com. Yes, that means when you type google.co.ke, you’ll be automatically redirected to google.com, starting this April. But don’t worry, your local results aren’t going anywhere. “Your search experience will remain localized,” Google reassures users.
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1 week ago |
techweez.com | Caleb Sama
As we enter the second quarter of the year, April brings with it a perfect blend of celebration and mindfulness. With holidays like Easter brightening our spirits and Earth Day reminding us of our environmental responsibilities, this month presents the ideal opportunity to discover the fun side of managing your finances with LOOP. The LOOP Discover section is your daily portal to exclusive flash sales, discounts, and promotions from popular stores and venues.
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