Articles about smartphones

Smartphone ‘luxury tax’ cut is good starting point

Industry insiders applaud government’s move to make entry-level smartphones accessible to a broader segment of the population, but say further action is needed.

Excise duty adjustment to ‘lower end’ smartphone price tag

Government moves to enhance smartphone affordability, proposing no excise duty on smartphones below R2 500 as of 1 April.

SA becomes thriving market for pre-owned iPhones

iStore South Africa sees a significant rise in the sale of Apple iPhones, boosted by its pre-owned and trade-in business.

Are SA smartphone consumers turning to AI as smartphone sales increase globally?

The local market reaction to the HONOR X9c is highlighting this shift in demand, the company says.

Smartphones, AI are catalysts for Africa's digital transformation

Smartphones and AI provide the foundation for sustainable development across the continent, says Fred Zhou, CEO of HONOR South Africa.

VIDEO: Minister plans to ease tensions around ICT policy uncertainty

Communications minister Solly Malatsi engages telecoms operators on exploring strategies to mitigate policy deadlocks and reduce data costs for South Africans.

Five elements that give mid-range HONOR 200 Series a flagship experience

The HONOR 200 Series is changing the game by delivering top-tier quality at a competitive price.

HONOR 200 Series smartphones unlock superior AI-empowered capabilities

HONOR's MagicOS 8.0 is an intent-based interface that leverages AI to study and comprehend user habits more effectively, offering a personalised experience.

HONOR 200 Series: Elevating the content creator experience

Smartphones have democratised content creation, allowing people to share their stories without the need for expensive equipment.

HONOR Magic V2 Foldable – the ultimate business tool

This foldable device can run several apps simultaneously – very similar to a computer or laptop.

Unfold the future of foldables, AI with HONOR’s Magic V2

The HONOR Super-light Titanium Hinge is SGS-certified for its reliability, resulting in the shaft cover strength increasing by 150%, the company says.

'Exciting' year ahead for Sub-Saharan Africa telecoms

Initiatives to make smartphones more affordable in the region will gain momentum this year, says the GSMA’s Kenechi Okeleke.