How Things Work

Nissi Ogulu is building many things at once. While she has found her footing in the music industry, Nissi is full of even more surprises. 

She is an amazing engineer who has led engineering in automobile companies like Jaguar and Land Rover. 

On this episode of How Things Work, she goes down the rabbit hole of how one person can be great at completely unrelated things at the same time.

How much would it cost to set up a data centre in Nigeria? On this episode of How Things Wok, Nnadozie Ogbuehi, the VP of Schneider Electric Anglophone Africa, explains the intricate tech behind what makes out Internet work.

Last week we talked about some of the men who shaped the global tech ecosystem, today we take a closer look at one of them — Steve Jobs. He's the reason you love your iPhone — if you're an Apple fan — and also the reason you dislike the iPhone, if you're not an Apple fan.

When you think about the tech industry today, it's hard to imagine a world without the devices and software we rely on every day.

From smartphones to the Internet itself, many of these innovations came from brilliant minds who paved the way for the digital age, here are some of them.

After Iran sent 180 missiles to Israel, I became curious about ballistic missiles. The truth is, they are an engineering marvel, but also a very effective unaliver. On this episode I cover how they work and what makes them a pretty cool tech. 

Wars are bad, but I guess there's a silver lining to everything. On this episode of how cool tech works, we look at the silver lining to wars. 

While they are bad, they have created some tech innovations that we use everyday today, except for the atomic bomb of course. There is one war-borne tech innovation that you can't do without. Listen to the podcast to find out. 

On this episode of How Cool Tech Works. I give you a glimpse into what to expect in the month of October. I've talked about how EVs work, how bank transfers work, and the secret behind cryptocurrencies. 

But for October, things will be a bit unorthodox. We're going beyond the mechanics and taking a look at the psychology of some technology. From wars to social media, it is going to be packed. 

In this episode, we recap all the crypto discussions we've had throughout September. If you missed anything, you can go to previous episodes. October is going to be even more interesting.

n this episode, we explore the birth of Bitcoin, the rise of altcoins, and how digital money is shaking up the financial world. From the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto to the legendary ‘Bitcoin Pizza Day,’ we’ll take you on a journey through the key moments in crypto history. Plus, we’ll break down how Ethereum changed the game with smart contracts and explore the explosion of NFTs, turning digital art into million-dollar treasures.

The first flip phones were small and simple, but they felt like the future in our hands back then. Today, mobile technology has evolved so much that the flip phones of those days now seem ancient, but we might just be going back in time cause flip phones are back!