Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Kalimna has launched its iOS and Android mobile app, enabling GCC businesses to monitor their Arabic AI phone agents on the go. The companion app syncs with the Kalimna dashboard to display real-time calls, leads and campaign activity. Designed for regional workflows, it prioritizes simplicity and strong security through encrypted API key access.
Quid Miner’s mobile app removes technical barriers, enabling users to earn cryptocurrency conveniently through cloud mining with just a smartphone.
Bangladesh’s National Consumer Rights Protection Directorate introduced the ‘Bazardor’ Android app to provide consumers with updated market prices for essential goods. The app’s launch involved senior officials and aims to enhance price transparency and consumer awareness.
Egypt launched the ‘Memory of the City’ app to provide an interactive guide to Cairo’s history, architecture, and notable locations. The app preserves cultural identity and engages new generations by combining historical documentation with modern technology, making heritage more accessible and appealing.
GCC information ministers launched the pilot version of a unified mobile app, designed to integrate news services from GCC member states. The app offers access to official news, livestreams, photo-video content, and updates from news agencies, aiming to enhance media accessibility, digital transformation, and regional collaboration.
Prof Muhammad Yunus launched the “Labbaik” app to support Hajj pilgrims with services like emergency assistance, flight details, and health support. The app aims to ensure pilgrims can perform their duties smoothly. The first Hajj flight from Dhaka departs today, with over 87,000 Bangladeshi pilgrims registered.
MetLife Bangladesh has expanded its ‘One by MetLife’ app, now available across iOS, Android, and web platforms. Offering 24/7 telemedicine, online medicine delivery, health assessments, and financial planning, the app has surpassed 1.3 million downloads. This expansion supports the company’s goal to provide accessible digital healthcare and financial services in Bangladesh.
Qatar’s Ministry of Commerce and Industry has launched a mobile app allowing consumers to submit complaints about product quality, services, and pricing. The app offers various complaint categories and requires users to provide specific details. This initiative is part of MoCI’s efforts to protect consumer rights and market standards.
ADGM has launched its all-in-one mobile app, designed to improve connectivity and engagement within Abu Dhabi’s financial district. The app provides real-time regulatory updates, networking features, and services for both businesses and residents, underscoring ADGM’s commitment to fostering innovation and collaboration in the region.
NADRA will launch a new mobile app to replace the Pak ID web portal, which will be shut down from January 17. The app will offer services like ID cards, NICOP, and POC, ensuring a more secure and efficient experience. Three new regional centers will also open by March 31.