*Tune in to StarFM at 6:05 PM for the TechnoMag-NetOne Tech News Bulletin* *And Now In Tech News:* NetOne has unveiled an anti-drug abuse initiative, urging Zimbabweans to share real-life experiences of how substance abuse has impacted their lives or those of loved ones. The campaign, which seeks to raise awareness and foster dialogue on the dangers of drugs, offers participants a chance to win $10 airtime for their compelling stories of struggle and recovery, with winners selected randomly. Financial Service Provider, O’mari has introduced the Mahala USD Wallet Bundle, allowing users to deposit, withdraw, and transfer up to $500 without additional fees for a $1 activation cost. The service, accessible via *707#, is available through retail and banking partners, across the country. Elon Musk’s AI company, xAI, has announced that its chatbot, Grok, is now free for all users, removing previous access restrictions. xAI has also launched Grok as a standalone app for Apple’s macOS and Microsoft Windows. The expansion positions Grok in direct competition with OpenAI’s ChatGPT and the newly launched DeepSeek R1 model, intensifying the battle in the rapidly evolving AI chatbot market. Apple has launched its newest budget model, the iPhone 16e aiming to capture a larger slice of the mid-range smartphone market. Priced at $599 the device will go on sale on February 28.The model has a 48-megapixel camera, the same A18 chip as the iPhone 16 and a USB-C charging port. It also runs the company’s AI software, Apple Intelligence. *Tech Tip Of The Day:* If you have weak Wi-Fi in certain areas, a range extender or mesh system can enhance connectivity throughout your home or office. *Did you know.* URL stands for Uniform Resource Locator and is essentially an address that directs you to specific web pages on the internet. For these and more visit www.technomag.co.zw This StarFm Tech News Segment is proudly brought to you by NetOne the world in one