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Samsung’s Galaxy A57 5G Review : Is it worth $550 in 2026?

Six years of updates, AI tools, and a surprisingly slim body. But Samsung removed something you might not forgive.

Consumer Tech

Gen Z reveal the true cost of staying hireable in Nigeria’s job market

Nigerian Gen Z's online learning spend now outpaces their traditional education costs, by 61%.

Consumer Tech

The banned streaming site, Moviebox, still works, and here is why

Nigeria banned MovieBox in 2025, but the piracy site still works. Here’s how mirror domains, weak enforcement, and high streaming costs keep it alive.

Consumer Tech

These bank cards now work for iPhone payments in Nigeria 

Quick tip: if a card doesn’t work on mobile, try it on the web before you give up on it. Anyway, we’ve mapped out the cards that work below.

Consumer Tech

Here’s what changed, what works, and what doesn’t on the itel City 100 successor

The itel City 200 phone is more than a facelift, but not quite a leap.

Consumer Tech

This hardware engineer, John Ternus, was just named the new CEO of Apple

After 25 years at Apple, John Ternus will lead the company as CEO

Consumer Tech

RAM shortage hits big tech hard, Apple to postphone new product release by months

Apple rolls back release of Macbook studio and Macbook Pro following global memory shortage

AI

Gemma 4 E2B brings AI offline; that changes who gets access

The release of Gemma 4 E2B represents a structural pivot from AI-as-a-service to AI-as-a-local-asset.

Consumer Tech

Expert Guide : 6 things to note before buying solar for your home or office

An expert guide to buying a quality solar solution the right way

Consumer Tech

Why we picked these six Android flagships for under ₦1 million in Nigeria

The best Android phone you can buy in Nigeria right now might be two years old.

Analysis

Apple turns 50 next week. Eddy Cue thinks the next 50 could break it

The question inside Cupertino is whether what got Apple here can carry it forward.

Consumer Tech

5 solid MacBooks to buy instead of the ₦800k+ Neo MacBook

Apple’s $599 MacBook Neo sounds affordable until it reaches Nigeria. The good news is you have options!

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