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Google to Invest $1 Billion in Africa Over Five Years to Ensure Access to Fast, Cheaper Internet
Google plans to invest $1 billion (roughly Rs 7,500 crores) in Africa over the next five years to ensure access to fast and cheaper Internet and will back startups to support the continent's digital transformation, it said.
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Google’s Device Lock Controller App Allows Banks, Creditors to Remotely Lock Payment Defaulter’s Phone
Google has silently developed an app called Device Lock Controller to let banks and credit providers remotely lock your device if you don’t make payments. The app uses Android’s DeviceAdminService API to remotely restrict access to the device.
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Alphabet to Deploy Balloon Internet in Kenya With Telkom in 2019
Telkom Kenya is the third biggest operator in the country behind market leader Safaricom and Bharti Airtel's Kenyan unit.
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Essar Completely Exits Telecom Business With yuMobile Sale
Essar has concluded sale of its Kenya-based yuMobile to Airtel and Safaricom for $120 million.
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Mobile app developers take on Africa
mTracker allows drivers to use their mobile telephones to locate their cars, trigger the alarm system or switch off the engine.
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Google to Invest $1 Billion in Africa Over Five Years to Ensure Access to Fast, Cheaper Internet
Google plans to invest $1 billion (roughly Rs 7,500 crores) in Africa over the next five years to ensure access to fast and cheaper Internet and will back startups to support the continent's digital transformation, it said.
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Google’s Device Lock Controller App Allows Banks, Creditors to Remotely Lock Payment Defaulter’s Phone
Google has silently developed an app called Device Lock Controller to let banks and credit providers remotely lock your device if you don’t make payments. The app uses Android’s DeviceAdminService API to remotely restrict access to the device.
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Alphabet to Deploy Balloon Internet in Kenya With Telkom in 2019
Telkom Kenya is the third biggest operator in the country behind market leader Safaricom and Bharti Airtel's Kenyan unit.
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Essar Completely Exits Telecom Business With yuMobile Sale
Essar has concluded sale of its Kenya-based yuMobile to Airtel and Safaricom for $120 million.
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Mobile app developers take on Africa
mTracker allows drivers to use their mobile telephones to locate their cars, trigger the alarm system or switch off the engine.
