Buying a new phone is exciting, but that’s really just the beginning. Even the best devices need the occasional software update, a quick performance check, or help unlocking a new feature. Having reliable support can make the difference between a quick fix and hours of frustration. Many Ugandans turn to friends, family, or the “tech
Imagine controlling your lights, locking your doors, or checking your home security all from your phone. What once sounded futuristic is now affordable and accessible, even for Ugandan households. Smart home technology is no longer reserved for the wealthy, it’s a practical solution for everyday living, and it’s transforming homes across the country. Why Smart
Choosing a smartphone in Uganda isn’t just about specs—it’s about your camera, your office, your entertainment, and staying connected. From WhatsApp messages to capturing Kampala’s streets or streaming your favorite shows, the right phone matters. Two devices that always grab attention are the iPhone 17 Pro Max and the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra. Both are premium flagships, but in
Buying a phone today can feel overwhelming; there are so many models, prices, and features to consider. But choosing the right device doesn’t have to be complicated. Whether you’re splurging on a high-end smartphone or sticking to a budget-friendly option, knowing what to look out for makes all the difference. And don’t dismiss the humble
When it comes to buying a phone in Uganda, one thing matters more than anything else: trust. Many Ugandans have experienced buying a phone that looked good on the outside but turned out to be fake, lacked a warranty, or stopped working within weeks. With so many options in the market, choosing where to buy a genuine smartphone can
We all know how frustrating it is when your phone dies in the middle of the day. A fast-draining battery can ruin plans, work, or even just your scrolling time. At Simba Telecom, we’ve got some easy tips to help your phone last longer, and keep it healthy for the long run. 1. Adjust Brightness &
We’ve all seen them. Phones that look perfect, have the features you want, and seem like a steal. But here’s the shocking truth: not every phone in the market is genuine. Fake or unverified phones are more common than many realise in Uganda, and purchasing one can lead to headaches, wasted money, and disappointment. At Simba Telecom,
1. The OGs – Analog Bricks & Antenna Phones (1990s) If you remember the time when phones looked like walkie-talkies and weighed almost as much as a car battery, then you were definitely part of the first wave. These phones didn’t do much, but they made calls (sometimes), and that was revolutionary. The Motorola DynaTAC and
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