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An Overview of Mobile Phone Manufacturing and Assembly Across Africa
A look at various African mobile phone brands and the nuances between locally assembled devices and imported electronics.
Global iPhone Pricing: A Look at the Most Expensive Markets
A study by Deutsche Bank highlights the top 10 countries where the iPhone 17 Pro is most expensive, with Türkiye topping the list at more than double the U.S. retail price.
MTN verifies 25GB data gift while cautioning users about phishing scams
MTN Nigeria confirms its official 25GB anniversary data gift is valid but warns users to avoid scam links that impersonate the promotion to steal personal information.
MySpace Rumored to Return as Users Crave Authentic Social Media
MySpace owners are hinting at a potential relaunch, fueling nostalgia among original users who miss the platform's focus on personal expression and unfiltered content.
Top 10 Android Smartphones with Elite Cameras for 2026
Discover 10 top-tier Android smartphones from 2026 that rival any camera system on the market, excluding Apple products.
Five Chinese Smartphones That Challenge the Apple iPhone 17
Discover five innovative smartphones from Chinese manufacturers that provide competitive alternatives to the upcoming Apple iPhone 17.
The Return of Retro Tech: Why Digital Cameras and Wired Headphones Are Back
From digital cameras to wired headphones, consumers are rediscovering older technology to find a more authentic and controlled digital lifestyle.
NAUB Student Engineers Autonomous Firefighting Robot
A final-year IT student at the Nigerian Army University Biu has engineered an autonomous robot capable of detecting and putting out indoor fires.
Dubai secures second place in global smart city rankings
Dubai has achieved the rank of second-leading intelligent city globally, recognized for its exceptional adoption of artificial intelligence and commitment to digital transformation.
Vendr.ng provides digital solution for Nigeria’s shared utility billing disputes
Nigerian startup Vendr.ng is addressing electricity billing disputes in shared housing by offering a software-based platform that integrates with existing smart meters, reducing conflicts between neighbors and landlords.