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Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi A screen protector is the first and most affordable line of defence for your phone's display. In a busy city like Nairobi — where …
Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi While full touchscreen smartphones dominate the Nairobi market, feature phones and hybrid devices with physical keypads remain popular &mdas…
Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi UI switches are small physical toggles or sliders on the phone's frame that provide instant hardware control over specific functions &md…
Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi A dedicated camera button gives photographers and content creators a physical shutter release — providing a more natural grip, half-pr…
Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi Physical joysticks appeared on smartphones and feature phones primarily in the early-to-mid smartphone era and remain present on rugged hand…
Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi Beyond labelled controls like power and volume, smartphones contain numerous small internal switches — including antenna switches, ban…
Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi The key tip is the outermost tactile surface of a phone key — the small raised cap or nub that your finger contacts when pressing a bu…
Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi The navigator button — sometimes called a D-pad (directional pad) or navigation cluster — is a multi-directional input control f…
Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi The trackball was a signature feature of BlackBerry smartphones and appeared on several HTC and early Android handsets. While newer devices …
Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi The plug-in connector is the port through which you charge your phone and transfer data — most commonly USB-C, Micro-USB, or Lightning…
