It’s official, Apple’s events come and go, but with Apple releasing the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max, it’s sure to get hardware fans excited. Both devices now have a new pill-shaped notch that dynamically adjusts and replaces the notch as part of the first major display refresh

It’s almost time for this year’s summer launch event: the Samsung Unpack event. On August 10 at 9 a.m. m. ET, the company is holding a Galaxy Unpacked event in August. This comes a year and a day after last year’s event focused on folding. If the reports are correct,

The iPhone SE launched in 2018 as a cheaper option, allowing people on a tight budget to purchase an Apple product. From the first generation of the SE came the second generation. While much has remained the same, there are some features that have undergone changes. If you’re looking to

Dell exits the phone sync game by shutting down Mobile Connect from January 2023. Dell will discontinue Mobile Connect for users and the download option will not appear again for users in the US, Canada, and Japan after November, and the service will finally stop in January 2023. Dell Mobile

China protects privacy in the use of the digital yuan as Beijing encourages greater adoption of the Chinese electronic yuan. Shanghai: China will fully respect privacy and protect personal information in the use of the digital yuan, state media quoted a senior central bank official as saying on Sunday, as

Tesla raises capital expenditures by $1 billion and reveals a subpoena related to Musk’s private tweets in 2018 The electric car maker said in a regulatory statement Monday that Tesla has increased its capital spending plan by $1 billion, and also revealed a second subpoena related to 2018 CEO Elon

Alexa is gradually becoming a fully automated virtual assistant thanks to Amazon. The goal of Amazon’s many improvements to the Alexa UI is to make the virtual assistant easier to use. The most obvious change is how Alexa now handles routines; Previously, users had to create their own automation manually,

According to the Nigerian Communications Commission, the number of Nigerians connected to high-speed internet or broadband rose to 83.3 million in May 2022. In April, the figure was 81.6 million. The increase to 83.3 million Nigerians in May equates to a 43.67 per cent increase in broadband penetration in Nigeria.