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Huawei’s Mate XT2 takes foldable phones to another level with its double-folding design, powerful new hardware and tablet-sized display, raising fresh questions about price, availability and practicality for African buyers.
A cracked screen may look like simple glass damage, but replacing it can involve an entire OLED display assembly. Here is why the bill can climb so quickly.
John Ternus became Apple CEO on September 1, and his first major product event is already days away. Here’s what is confirmed and what could be coming.
If your photos look excellent in your gallery but worse after uploading them to WhatsApp or Instagram, the camera may not be the problem at all.
Apps, cached data, offline downloads, message attachments and system files can consume tens of gigabytes without appearing among the photos and documents you normally check. Here is where to look before deleting anything important.
Your mobile data may be disappearing even when you are not actively browsing. These eight checks can reveal what is consuming it and help you make your bundle last longer.
These budget smartwatches offer reliable notifications, useful fitness tracking and strong battery life for everyday users.
A phone is enough to start learning. The goal should be using that access to reach the point where better tools become available not waiting to begin until everything is perfect.
Pixel 11 looks like Google's most ambitious phone yet, but some of its headline features depend on language, country and network support. International buyers should separate universal upgrades from regional extras.
That spotless smartphone in a sealed-looking box may have had a previous life. Here are the practical checks that can help you spot a used or refurbished phone before paying new-phone prices.
Looking for an affordable smartphone for school, university or everyday use? TechView Africa examines what students should prioritise, the budget phones worth considering and the cheap-phone mistakes that can cost more in the long run.
Budget phones are supposed to make technology affordable. But rising memory and component costs are putting pressure on the cheapest devices, and buyers may soon have to choose between higher prices and weaker specifications.
