School
Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology
Expertise
Smartphones, Gadget reviews, Accessories and peripherals
- Brian is the founder of "Brian Abuga", a respected tech blog and YouTube channel that has become a trusted source for budget tech reviews.
- His no-nonsense review videos earn tens of thousands of views from a dedicated audience.
- Brian is known for his honest, hands-on approach to technology: If a product fails, he tells you, and if it's genuinely worth the hype, he'll show you.
Experience
Brian is a tech writer and digital creator with a knack for making complex topics click. His firsthand experience reviewing devices, especially within the East African market, gives him a unique perspective on budget technology. He's contributed how-tos, reviews, news, and features to outlets like MakeUseOf, Android Headlines, BGR, SUCCESS Magazine, and SlashGear. Through both his independent blog and mainstream contributions, Brian has personally tested more gadgets than he can probably remember, resulting in tens of thousands of views on his video content alone. Whether he's dissecting device specs or telling you exactly why to skip an underperformer, Brian brings curiosity, clarity, and an in-depth understanding of digital life in a rapidly evolving market.
Education
Brian earned a Bachelor of Science in environmental management and conservation from Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology.
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Technology
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