If you think about it, print is not going away anytime soon. This could be because there are still people who prefer having a physical document to read and analyze after a long day of looking at screens. At the same time, a message passed on in print is more likely to be remembered than one posted on social media.

Technology today is at a point where its advancements have allowed users to have every office function available from a single device, the smartphone. Be it making calls, sending texts, ordering food, video conferences, hailing taxis, or filing your taxes. All these functionalities at some point would require you to move from place to place or access a myriad of devices to accomplish a single one. But modern-day smartphones can do all of these and more for extended periods.

Since back in the day, the kitchen has been a sanctuary reserved for the few who know their way around the recipes and can prepare top-notch meals in minutes. However, modern-day man has developed technological advancements that enable anyone with basic knowledge to prepare, store and enjoy the experience. Some of these advancements are seen in the form of refrigerators, water dispensers, and even cookers. You could also say they are the basic requirements for any modern kitchen. Think about it. You need somewhere to store your food after you cook it then, on the next day you will need to reheat it and after you have your meal, you need to drink some water.

We all can’t go to the cinema at the same time and, considering the Covid situation, huddling up to each other in enclosed spaces may not be the best bet. Also with today’s technological advancements, you can watch your movies in great quality right from your TV and still get to enjoy them. However, it is very possible to replicate the cinematic ambiance wherever you might be with the help of an affordable projector.

In any office setting, be it at home or in large corporations, there comes a time when you need to clear up space, and most likely it involves disposing of large volumes of paper and other documents. So how would you go about this? For some, it may involve gathering all these documents, piling them up, and throwing them out with the trash as they are. As simple as this method may be, you can never be too sure what vital information you might have considered as trash.

Back in 2015, the Kenyan government passed a bill that dictated the migration from analog to digital television. The move, at the time, was mired by court cases and media stations protesting against it citing loss of audiences due to a market that wasn’t ready. However, today most households either own a Smart TV or a set-top box that has seen this transition prosper. However, what are Smart TVs, and why are they the fuss about town? Also, are they any better than analog TVs that we were vehemently campaigning for?