Ghanaian-born British entrepreneur Danny Manu will disrupt the tech world with his 4G connected earbuds, Titan, the first in the world. The 33-year-old entrepreneur announced his invention during the CES (Consumer Electronic Show) 2022 in Las Vegas.

The Titan earbuds will be equipped with an eSIM that allows users to make and receive calls and text messages independently of their smartphones. The devices will use their own mobile data that can be activated with the built-in eSIM. They can be controlled by a voice interface, eliminating the need for a screen or buttons, making them easier to use for people with visual disabilities.

“There are many situations where you either don’t want to carry your phone around or that it’s just not suitable to have with you but you still want to be connected. Titan solves that problem,” Danny Manu said, stressing that this breakthrough can overshadow mobile phones.

“It’s a real breakthrough for the phone industry and will shake up how we can communicate using technology overall. To have a device that doesn’t require touch or sight to function is finally bringing tech away from that addiction and dependency on screens that today’s consumer has and it’s a step in the right direction for more accessible technology,” he explained.

Let’s note that this new solution builds on a previous model launched by Danny Manu in 2014 with his MyManu startup. The entrepreneur designed in 2014 [MyManu Click] the first headphones with a built-in translation system that can translate 40 languages in real-time.

Danny Manu has been recognized by Google for his contributions to science, art, and culture. His inventions have gained widespread popularity in the United States, Europe, and Asia, which are the main markets for MyManu.

Aïsha Moyouzame