Fingerprint phones progress surpasses expectations
Fingerprint phone production is ahead of schedule as fingerprint card orders soar unexpectedly high.
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Fingerprint phone production is ahead of schedule as fingerprint card orders soar unexpectedly high.
Etisalat Nigeria’s Eazywallet product has received the highest number of nominations for this year’s Kalahari Mobile Money Awards (more)
The South African Long Term Evolution (LTE) chipmaker Sequans Communications has released favourable results of a technical trial (more)
The last may not have been heard on the 10 million phones the Nigerian government is planning to procure and distribute to the nation's (more)
Airtel Zambia ended 2012 on a successful note with more than 4.6 million subscribers to its networks and after expanding to include 140 (more)
Apple’s share price has fallen more than US$200 in four months in reaction to news the technology giant has cut its order for the LCD (more)
Ericsson has been selected as the chief supplier of next generation 4G network to Angolan telecommunications firm Unitel.
France Telecom through its subsidiary Orange and Chinese search engine Baidu have launched a browser designed specifically for low-cost (more)
Two UN agencies, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), are set to launch mobile-based (more)
Kenya’s Airtel customers who top up with more than KSh50 have a chance to have their bills paid by the mobile network operator every week (more)
African electronics manufacturer Limitless Electronics has said it will launch its African-made smartphones and tablets across 190 (more)
Africa’s telecommunications industry is one of the most spirited as well as the fastest growing in the world, a development that has seen (more)
South African technology entrepreneur Vinny Lingham is not resting on his laurels despite the success of Yola and it having raised US$25 (more)
Farmers in Nigeria have opposed a government plan to hand out up to 10 million mobile phones to farmers for free, instead lobbying for (more)
J.R. Westmoreland, a senior in computer science at US-based Weber State University, has become the first blind person to create an app from (more)
Mobile phone-maker Nokia seems to have found a lifeline in its Asha smartphones, its cheap smartphone models, after it described their (more)
Users of iPhone 5 are the biggest consumers of data and Samsung S3 the biggest content providers, according to a study by research firm (more)
The Communications Commission of Kenya (CCK) reports more than 2.4 million unregistered SIM cards have been deactivated by the country’s (more)
Hailed for her innovative solutions by international tech players, Kenya has had the same players ignore her local payment solutions.
South Africa’s Vodacom has submitted a bid for Zambia’s fourth mobile operating licence, as the Zambian government takes steps to (more)
Angry South African BlackBerry users have reported connectivity issues via social media sites, querying why their BlackBerry Internet (more)
The doubling in price of Vodacom’s returning Power Hour promotion has been attributed to the service being available for an extra two (more)
Omobola Johnson, Nigerian Minister of Communications Technology, has revealed it was the government’s decision to impose the (more)
Tech giant Apple has denied it is set to develop a cheaper iPhone, after it was reported that the company was to launch a phone (more)
Demand for the iPhone 5 has exceeded stocks available in stores, leaving South Africans hoping to buy the smartphone disappointed.
A Juniper Research study has revealed one billion people will have used their mobile phones for Internet banking purposes by 2017.
Sending weekly motivational text messages has been found to do little in ensuring patients living with HIV/AIDS adhere to antiretroviral (more)
Research in Motion (RIM) will be launching up to six smartphones covering a range of price categories over the course of the year, in a bid (more)
Issuing loans through mobile phones will ease processing as well as repayment with the default rate increasing, says Women Enterprise (more)
There has been no progress of note in the privatisation of Zimbabwe’s telecoms companies, which has been recognised as a possible (more)
Nokia have had well publicised financial woes since Stephen Elop took over as Chief Executive, including shutdowns in Finland and thousands (more)
Kenyan mobile network operator Yu Mobile is lobbying for the extension of the SIM card registration deadline, claiming that the directive (more)
German subscription application Aboalarm’s developer Stefan Neubig, currently on South African soil, has told HumanIPO about his journey (more)
Chip giant Intel is intending to plunge deeper into low-end smartphone manufacturing, with HumanIPO learning that it is set to launch a (more)
mLab East Africa, a Kenya-based incubation hub for mobile-oriented startups, has announced its intake for the 2013 training to be held in (more)
Mobile users in Nigeria’s capital city of Abuja have expressed their dissatisfaction with the poor quality of services being offered by (more)
The Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA) has postponed public hearings to discuss cost-based interconnection rates for (more)
Zimbabwe’s leading mobile operator Econet is taking over local bank shares on the stock exchange, positioning mobile money as a growing (more)
Greater opportunities for independent Long-Term Evolution (LTE) networks are predicted as part of the estimated LTE compound annual growth (more)
Kenya’s communications regulator the Communications Commission of Kenya (CCK) has no powers to prosecute deviant mobile phone operators (more)
Reports suggest that Apple is developing a new low-cost iPhone for China and other emerging markets to be launched in the second half of (more)
Despite the easy access to finances and a new gateway of trading, mobile money seems to have paved an easy way of swindling, causing more (more)
Informa Telecoms and Media has conducted a survey indicating African telecoms firms could generate revenues of approximately US$1.3 billion (more)
Three percent of profits made by mobile companies in Egypt will be paid to the government in tax as it looks to raise LE750 million (US (more)
Kenyan voters will be able to vote in and find out up-to-date results of the Jubilee Coalition’s nominations process through a free SMS (more)
HotSauce, a Nigerian digital and marketing agency, has partnered with US-based integrated telecommunications conglomerate East Coast (more)
Following a series of condemnations over its reluctance to introduce mobile number portability (MNP) in Nigeria, the Nigerian (more)
Despite disputes over idea ownership, M-Shwari, a Kenyan m-banking concept, has seen transactions totalling over KSh1 billion in barely (more)
South African mobile operator Cell C and internet provider MWEB have entered into an agreement to provide lower rates on data to customers (more)
Uganda’s telecommunication sector will peak at US$1 billion by 2017 as the industry continues to grow, according to a report released by (more)