Mobile Phones Stories
In Kenya, 49 per cent of mobile owners received at least one scam call or message during the year, often prompting them to share money or personal inf...
At the county level, Nairobi City leads in mobile phone ownership at 67.7 per cent, followed by Kirinyaga at 65.0 per cent, Nyandarua at 63.9 per cent...
Criminal records show that Wa Mathina had been charged several times at the Makadara law courts, Nairobi, and a warrant of arrest had been issued befo...
Nairobi Regional Police Commander George Sedah pointed out that phone theft is increasingly becoming a cross-border crime.
Sometimes, it is the smallest things, like the image on your screen, that can make the biggest difference to your mindset.
Whether you are into content creation, mobile banking, TikTok, or remote work, a good phone needs to go beyond looks.
Mobile technology is advancing rapidly, and some industry professionals predict a future where SIM cards and traditional airtime are no longer necessa...
By making small adjustments in how we use our phones, we can create safer and healthier habits without compromising convenience.
If your battery health is low, your phone might feel sluggish, apps may take longer to load, and overall responsiveness is minimal.
KNBS revealed that the number of people using Lipa polepole services has increased dramatically, from 579,242 in 2021 to 1,751,994 in 2024.
The rise in subscriptions has been attributed to better network coverage, affordable smartphones, and improved mobile services.
Nationally, mobile phone ownership is nearly equal between men and women, with 54.5 per cent of males and 52 per cent of females reporting ownership o...
The reversal follows consultations with relevant authorities to assess the best way forward.
The arrest highlights ongoing police efforts to crack down on mobile phone theft in Mombasa.
The report reveals that Kenyans transacted a record high in terms of transactions compared to previous years.
In Kamukunji, the detectives arrested three suspects and confiscated 19 suspected stolen mobile phones in two shops.
These knockoffs are often cheaper than genuine phones which makes them especially attractive to cost-conscious buyers.
The localy made smartphones will retail at around Sh8,000.
