Emmanuel Chenze is a blogger who focuses on local technology news and developments in Kenya, specifically in Nairobi. He writes for Android Kenya, covering topics such as smartphone reviews, app updates, tech events, and digital services available in the Kenyan market.
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By: Emmanuel Chenze
If you’ve been looking to get some of the best Android experience on a smartphone, now is probably the time to do so. As we have recently noted, Samsung’s 2024 flagship smartphone series is seeing significant price cuts across multiple retailers in the country, including the official ones.
The new Platinum plan that offers the 1Gbps speeds is priced at Kshs 20,000 monthly.
By: Emmanuel Chenze
There’s a high likelihood that if you’re a frequent reader of this site then you also know Marques Brownlee aka MKBHD, the renowned content creator who’s basically the king of tech content on YouTube. If you don’t know who MKBHD is then this is your cue to be keen.
By: Emmanuel Chenze
When it announced its last price increase in March, pay TV service provider Multichoice Kenya had done so thrice in a span an year, an alarming upward trajectory that previously saw the provider hike prices in April and August last year.
Prices start at Kshs 8,999.
By: Emmanuel Chenze
Xiaomi sub-brand POCO is making a big comeback to Kenya with the local launch and availability of the C75 and M6 Pro smartphones.
Before 2024 wrapped up, we sat down (myself, Dickson and Nick) to look back at the year that was, especially in tech in Kenya.
Xiaomi Kenya is set to launch the Redmi Note 14 series in Kenya next week.
In keeping with the trend it started last year of a January unveiling of its flagship smartphone series, the Galaxy S, Samsung is set to do the same this year.
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