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In 1965, engineer Gordon Moore passed a comment that has now been paraphrased as Moore’s Law. The law loosely says that today’s latest technology will be obsolete in eighteen months.<\/p>\n
Over the years, Moore’s law has been proved correct. Doesn\u2019t if feel just like yesterday when smartphones emerged on the market? Today, they are considered a basic amenity for urban life. So if technology changes that fast how can you possibly keep up with the latest?<\/p>\n
[contextly_sidebar id=”lkVuoGLO77aM93MMfCWv4A5ZlamRh6u6″]Well, you can relax and take it as it comes, or you can listen to Citi Trends.<\/p>\n
In just 30 minutes each week, Philip Kofi Ashon updates you on the latest happenings in the world of technology with a programme called CitiTrends.\u00a0 The magazine style radio show covers technology and its applications in the Ghanaian and African context.<\/p>\n
Past episodes have discussed issues like the challenges of mobile app developers, new systems for shipping and freight forwarding, online learning solutions, Cybersecurity, and the newly announced Windows 10.<\/p>\n
A show that discusses cutting edge technology should be handled by a host who has a foot in the present and an eye on the future, and Philip fits that description snugly.<\/p>\n
In media circles, Philip is considered a complete practitioner who can work both traditional and online media channels. He is a product of the Cardiff University, and in March 2015, Newaccra Magazine named him as one of \u2018Thirty Ghanaians about to shake the world\u2019.<\/p>\n
Colleagues and acquintances find it remarkable that Philip goes around asking for feedback after each episode. Things can only get better on this programme.<\/p>\n
CitiTrends airs every Tuesday at 19:00 GMT on CitiFM 97.3 FM in Ghana, or citifmonline.com worldwide, or CITI FM on the TuneIn App.<\/p>\n
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Source: Newaccra.com<\/p>\n
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