The Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) issued an indefinite suspension notice to the final year student who is reported to have hacked the Premium Times website using it's IT network. In this episode, I have dropped my thoughts too. 

Music - Weaver at the Loom - Bombardment Society Founder

Why did Samsung not just retain the name Fold 1 and 2? Where does the "Z" come in?

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Gionee is set for a come back with news of a new device that would pack 10,000mAH of battery. Will battery size be enough reason to buy this device and can they compete with the new realities of flagships?

The tech giants were grilled over their market power, monopoly, copying competitors, and threatening their rivals thereby putting them out of business. Hit the play button and do not forget to drop your thoughts on Facebook (Talk Tech Nigeria).

Correction *** Jeff Bozos is at the top of the billionaire list with about $179Billion as at this time. 

Launched Thursday, July 30, 2020, the Perseverance Rover (alongside the Ingenuity) is on it's way to the red planet. It would land on Mars February 18, 2021.

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Intro - NASA - We are going

Android 11 after so many betas, the latest OS appears almost here for the mainstream.

Corning is being cunning again. This time, with Gorilla Glass Update.

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Embedded SIMs have been in use since 2016 (global release), but MTN (a network carrier in Nigeria) just launched support for it. What is it about and what benefits does this bring to the table?

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So, I did that thing where the audience calls in to tell me the new tech updates.

Cool right? #ApplePatent #WhatsApp #DarkMode #iPhone12

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Few updates covered on this episode include:

1. PWAs and it's future ahead of Chrome 84, 85, & 86 releases.

2. OPay shutting down some of its services temporarily

3. MTN launches 5G in South Africa with four spectrum bands

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So many fusses on social media and other media regarding the "coronavirus app" that has been forcefully installed on our iPhones or Android devices. This podcast sheds more light on the API and it's usefulness moving forward.