South Africa’s first smartphone maker, Mara Phones, will launch three new smartphones this year. These will be in addition to the two smartphones that Mara Phones’ factory currently produces – the Mara X and the Mara Z. Speaking with MyBroadband, Mara Phones Head of Growth Sylvester Taku said that Mara Phones plans to launch the...
FlashNews:
APAC CEOs face the same AI and geopolitical pressures says New Leadership Study
Accessories: Four New Ostand iPhone Cases with Built-In Stands for iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max
Connectivity: Musk reportedly Ordered Starlink Slowdown Affecting Ukraine’s Military
MoonPay and Dunamu to Collaborate on Global Digital Asset Financial Infrastructure
Funding solar starts earlier than the loan: RES at Solar & Storage Live Cape Town
Care and Worry Are Not the Same Thing writes John Sanei, Futurist and Trends Analyst
Peter Rice named Netflix Chief Content Officer, replaces Bela Bajaria
Green SM Officially launches All-Electric Taxi Service in the U.S. Market
Executive Move: Crescent Appoints Cindi Evans as Chief Revenue Officer
Cost and Stigma affect Access to Professional Mental Health Care says New Health Report
Book Rethabile Mohlala: Looking for a Dynamic Speaker, Thought leader, or MC who understands Tech, Media, Marketing
Italy, France and Berlin (Germany) all affected by USA’s invasion on Iran, Trump not taking blame
CNN, the news Channel announced a Multi-year AI partnership with Google
Egypt President Sisi says his presidency will end in 2030, Outlines plan to prep future leaders
US President Trump is Hurting the World and Households with On-Going War with Iran
Withings Analysis of 469K Menstrual Cycles Finds 3 in 4 Women Sleep Worse the Week Before Their Period
Five Lessons from Running e-Commerce across Africa writes Cheryl Ingram, CEO of TDMC
OPINION | Farai Mazhindu’s Thoughts on Thomas Sowell, American Economist, Economic historian, and Social theorist
Netflix reduces Employees head count by 6%, Eliminating about 1,000 Jobs
Home
Mobile
Category: <span>Mobile</span>
India bans PUBG Mobile, and over 100 other Chinese apps
India has banned more than 100 additional apps with linkage to China, including popular mobile game PUBG, citing cybersecurity concerns as geopolitical tensions escalate at the two neighboring nations’ disputed border. On Wednesday, India’s IT Ministry ordered to ban 118 apps that it said were “prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, security...

