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PHANTOM V Fold2 5G and PHANTOM V Flip2 5G Take Home Top Honors at French Design Awards
TECNO celebrates a dual triumph at the prestigious French Design Award, with PHANTOM V Fold2 5G and PHANTOM V Flip2 5G awarded the highest level of recognition
TECNO Set To Unveil AI-Powered Ecosystem For A Smarter, More Connected Africa
TECNO, Africa’s top smartphone manufacturer and global technology leader, is preparing to unveil its bold vision for the future at an exclusive upcoming event.
TECNO SPARK 30 launches TRANSFORMERS edition, converting next-level fluency and durability
Innovative technology brand TECNO announces latest smartphone, the SPARK 30 Series featuring a dynamic lineup of three models, TRANSFORMERS Bumblebee Edition
TECNO AI Vision Unveiled at Innovation For All Berlin 2024
TECNO AI vision propels emerging markets into the new age of AI with better localization for greater productivity and creativity, and more practical value.
TECNO Wins Two Gold Awards At Global Product Technology Innovation Awards At IFA Berlin 2024
The 2024 IFA Berlin International Consumer Electronics Show, one of the largest consumer electronics exhibitions in the world, officially kicked off at the weekend.
TECNO To Unveil An Exclusive SPARK 30 Series Special Edition In Collaboration With TRANSFORMERS
TECNO has teamed up with the iconic TRANSFORMERS franchise of Hasbro to unveil the new Transformers edition of the TECNO SPARK 30 Series in Ghana!
TECNO's New Ultra-Thin Phantom Ultimate 2 Tri- Fold Concept - Explore A World Of Big Experiences
TECNO, a leader in innovative technology, has announced a giant leap in foldable smartphones with the introduction of the PHANTOM ULTIMATE 2 Phone
Starlink drops prices for Ghana market, Ghanaians to fork out over GH¢9k per year after GH¢5.3kset up charge
Starlink, Elon Musk's satellite internet service, has released the prices for prospective customers in Ghana, indicating it could cost over GH¢9,000 annually.
Japan is next level for retro game collectors
US tourist David Madrigal is over the moon after paying $200 for a "vintage" console at a busy Tokyo store that is tapping into booming global demand for retro gaming kit.
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