Author: Jessica Adiele

A technical writer and storyteller, passionate about breaking down complex ideas into clear, engaging content

Samsung has once again raised the game in home entertainment by launching its 2025 lineup of Vision AI-powered TVs, available across Neo QLED, QLED, OLED, and The Frame models. This isn’t just another product release—it’s Samsung staking its claim that the TV is no longer a passive screen, but a…

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Airtel Nigeria has introduced a new WhatsApp-based chatbot called Airtel Assist, designed to make customer interactions smoother by giving users instant access to services such as airtime recharge, data purchases, balance checks, and frequently asked questions—all without needing to call customer care or navigate USSD codes. On paper, this sounds…

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New Zealand has announced that from September 18, 2025, it will no longer accept paper student visa applications. Instead, all applications will need to be submitted online through Immigration New Zealand’s digital portal. On the surface, this looks like a positive step toward modernization—after all, most countries have been moving…

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Bluesky has just announced a sweeping overhaul of its policies and Community Guidelines, and it’s a moment that matters more than you might think. After years of crafting an alternative social experience built on openness, decentralization, and user empowerment, the platform now finds itself responding to growth and regulation by…

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Threads has officially crossed the 400 million monthly active user mark, a milestone that feels less like a surprise and more like a wake-up call. Two years ago, what began as a playful Instagram spin-off aiming to rival Twitter (now X) was dismissed as a side project. Yet here we…

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Upwork, once synonymous with freelance gigs and short-term contracts, is making an aggressive push into full-scale corporate staffing. With its recent acquisitions and strategic repositioning, the company is signaling that it no longer wants to be just a platform for hiring remote freelancers — it wants to be the backbone…

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Instagram is once again blurring the lines between inspiration and imitation. The Meta-owned platform has quietly rolled out a new feature called Instagram Map. At first glance, it looks like a helpful way to explore popular places and tagged posts in real-time. But dig a little deeper, and it’s clear:…

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WhatsApp, the world’s most popular messaging app with over 2 billion users, is once again updating its platform — not with emojis or flashy interface changes this time, but with a powerful set of safety features aimed at one of its most persistent threats: scams. WhatsApp has introduced a new…

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NOVA Bank, one of Nigeria’s emerging financial institutions, has officially applied to downgrade its operating license from a national to a regional banking license. The move, recently confirmed by the bank in a regulatory filing with the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), signals a strategic shift amid growing economic pressures and heightened…

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