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WiFi Calling on the iPhone is a really useful feature, it is very easy to set up and once it has been set up it is easy to use when you need it. The WiFi

In the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR), where opposition to the recent Registre des appareils mobiles (RAM) – a tax on mobile devices – caused it to be withdrawn, it looks like the regulator, the Autorité de Régulation de la Poste et des Télécommunications du Congo (ARPTC), is trying a different money-raising approach, this time through a tax targeting consumption.

Playing games with other people is perhaps the best part of gaming. Talking to your time while playing is equally fun. Sony knows this, so they created a

Telkom currently operates and maintains five of the six submarine cables that have landed in Kenya.

How might you let me know if your phone is tapped? Like it or not, a large portion of us have developed used to our phones being spied upon-not essentially by state-run administrations!

Thirteen years after Kenya welcomed its first-ever fibre optic cable, the country has now unveiled a sixth submarine internet cable that promises to offer higher speeds.

The hype around 5G is stronger than ever.

FILIPINOS are among the highest-paying consumers in terms of the share of utilities to their income, according to a UK-based energy consultant Utility Bidder. The Philippines ranked third globally in terms of spending for gas and water; electricity; broadband; and mobile needs relative to their income. The study showed households…

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Multiple and dual SIM iPhone support is available using digital SIMs. Allowing you to add extra numbers to your iPhone using eSIMs from diff