Joan Banura is a journalist based in Kampala, Uganda. She specializes in technology and business reporting, with a focus on cybersecurity, fintech, and telecommunications. Through her articles in PC Tech Magazine, Joan aims to provide readers with insights into the latest trends and developments in the Ugandan tech industry.
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Joan Banura's coverage focuses on local technology, telecom, and business opportunities in Uganda with an emphasis on press releases, data citations, and private sector announcements. She appears interested in articles that feature local technological advancements or initiatives from businesses operating within the region.
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By: Joan Banura
Smartphones are literally our best friends and constant companions, but it gets so annoying when they start lagging at their demanding best. Tired of poor battery drainage or sluggish performance and then storage becomes less, many of us have been through the torture when the most trusted device starts turning into a burden.
Smartphones have become an extension of ourselves, and it’s astonishing how many critical settings we overlook. While we often focus on the latest apps or the newest model features, there are fundamental settings that can significantly enhance our device’s security, performance, and user experience.
Dashcams have become very popular over the past decade, and for good reason. Compact as they are, they record video footage of your journeys, providing numerous benefits that go beyond simple documentation.
With the ambitious Digital Transformation Roadmap by the government, Uganda is set to turn to technology to enhance service delivery, expand economic prospects, and spur innovation.
The Young Engineers Uganda teams recently made headlines in victory through stellar glory at the ENJOY AI 2024, which took place in China.
Looking ahead to 2025 and beyond, USB-C will likely become even more common and lead to new and creative uses.
As we wrap up 2024, one thing is certain: Bitcoin isn’t just back—it’s changed. It shifted from being a risky investment to a key part of the world’s financial system.
The tech landscape of East Africa is very vibrant, and Cleopatra Kanyunyuzi stands out as a beacon of innovation and empowerment.
On the Right; Collin Mugisha, CEO/Founder of Yongeza Capital, one of the rising Startups to look out for in 2025. (Courtesy Photo)
The list of startups to watch in Uganda for the digital economy is growing, and it is important to remember that these companies are not only contributing to technological innovation but also playing a crucial role in shaping the country.
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