The best of tech for 2010
The only thing we can rely on in the world of tech is the next leap forward. <b>Faranaaz Parker</b> gives a roundup of 2010’s big tech events.
Cellphone Technology
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Don’t politicians like cellphones?
Political parties are taking a page out of the Obama campaign playbook. For the first time in South Africa, they’re using technology to woo voters.
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Samsung unveils world’s first solar-powered phone
Samsung unveiled the world’s first solar-powered cellphone, "Blue Earth", in front of curious crowds at an industry show in Barcelona on Monday.
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Using cellphone technology to fight hunger
SMS technology is now being used by health workers in Africa to monitor nutrition levels in their communities.
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Egypt says no to GPS devices
Apple is not the first company to fall foul of the ban, which has been in place for five years.
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1 001 uses for a cellphone
Own up, if — high up among your cellphone’s utilities — you treasure its status as a fashion accessory.
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Nokia takes on iPhone
Nokia, the world’s largest mobile phone company, launched an all-out assault on Apple’s iPhone this week.
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Let your fingers do the talking
Cellphones have become the safest way to communicate in Zimbabwe. Stanley Kwenda downloads.
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African e-learning needs the human touch
Making the most of e-learning is a matter of developing ”softer” elements, such as training and human-capacity building.
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Messing about with mobile
News on mobile: Guy Berger writes about a bid to crack cellphones for future journalism.
