Facebook finally rolls out its Gaming App on PlayStore, ZOOM clocks 300 million users, WhatsApp to increase Video call feature from 4 to 8 persons, and lots more updates in this episode of talk tech. 

The FG wants to scale up the households that would benefit from the COVID19 N20,000 palliative. An additional 1 million using three methods; Social Register, BVN and Airtime Recharge. Want to hear what people think about that?

Guess what? PS5 console release is around the corner. Google to set to launch Google Play for Kids and lots more

Is 5G directly linked to COVID-19. A conspiracy or backed up by proofs?

Tosin Alexander, a telecoms expert is hosted to shed more light on 5G. 

Tesla, Google prohibiting its employees from using the ZOOM video conferencing app due to security lapses.

WhatsApp placing a forward limit on messages to curb fake news spread.

And lots more...

With more than 5 cases of the infectious disease recorded in Nigeria, the country has seemed to wake up from its slumber. Will a delayed decision to close our borders come back to haunt us?

"...we have therefore made the assessment that #COVID19 can be characterized as a pandemic. Pandemic is not a word to use lightly or carelessly. It's a word that if misused can cause unreasonable fear or unjustified acceptance that the fight is over leading to unnecessary suffering and death..."

~ WHO director-general Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus

Myself and Layo Isaac was talking about the virus around 5PM on the radio. Less than 12hrs later, The Federal Ministry of Health has confirmed a coronavirus disease (COVID-19) case in Lagos State, Nigeria. The case, which was confirmed on the 27th of February 2020, is the first case to be reported in Nigeria. 

A patient in California who has coronavirus didn't travel anywhere known to have the virus, the CDC announced Wednesday night. And the patient wasn't exposed to anyone known to be infected.

VeriSign has released a "proposed agreement" with ICANN to amend its exclusive .com registry agreement to allow them to raise the price of dotcom registrations up to 28% every six years.