share In Kenya, a mobile dairy app drives profits skyward A relatively new mobile app has helped dairy farmers in Kenya increase their profits by 42 percent. Read more »
share Financial Inclusion MFIs should offer more than just microfinance, study finds Despite the surging popularity of microfinance in the last several decades, access among the poor in Asia and the Pacific remains low. A new report says technology and livelihood programs will put it in the hands of more people. Read more »
share Mobile phones: A jaw-dropping decade of success (INFOGRAPHIC) The mobile revolution has taken over the world: 75 percent of the population now has access to phones. The applications are seemingly endless, from health care to agriculture. Check out the World Bank’s new infographic to see mobile phones' progress—click on either image to enlarge. Read more »
share Africa's Anticipated Mobile Internet Revolution The internet revolution in Africa will not be televised, but it will most likely be tweeted from a mobile device. Read more »
share Iraqis Flock to Cell Phones What is the most significant change to life in Iraq since the invasion? Read more »
share Uganda's New Mobile Technology Could you imagine having to walk a full day to get medical care, and then wait weeks to learn your test results? Read more »
share South Africa's New Weapon against HIV Each day, one million South Africans get a text message that reads something like this: Frequently sick, tired, losing weight and scared that you might be HIV positive? Please call AIDS Helpline 0800012322. Read more »
share Information and Communication Technologies for Development Diego Rumiany discusses the multidimensional benefit of mobile technology in the developing world.Tags: communicationtechnologyDeveloping WorldMobile TechnologyMobile PhonesCategories: Technology Read more »