Author: Tajudeen Adegbenro

Airtel has demonstrated its 5G-driven high-speed video technology, which will revolutionize the way people consume videos, ahead of the commercial launch of 5G in India. The telecom did this by recreating the classic 1983 cricket World Cup match between India and Zimbabwe. Airtel’s 5G video technology Kapil Dev’s 175 not-out…

Researchers have printed a functional 3D heart using biological cells from the human body for the first time in medical history. The latest breakthrough in regenerative medicine comes from an Israeli team of researchers who were able to “print” the world’s first vascularized synthetic heart utilizing human cells and biological…

With the aim of making Search a one-stop shop for all of your searches, Google has now included the option to search for doctors and book appointments with them directly from Search, making the process much easier. Here are the important details to be aware of. Google Search for a…

According to a source from July of last year, Google is developing a “Switch to Android” software for iOS users that will allow them to effortlessly transfer their local iPhone data, such as contacts, messages, and apps, to a new Android device. It’ll be comparable to Apple’s “Move to iOS”…

Following a slew of recent data-related incidents, digital behemoths like Apple and Google have begun to place a greater emphasis on customer privacy in their goods and services. However, a recent study article claims that Google’s Phone and Messages apps capture and send user data to Google’s servers without the…

Microsoft released Windows 11 version 22000.588 to beta testers recently, with a new notification system and other small tweaks. However, the Redmond behemoth failed to specify in its official patch notes that the update also adds a warning watermark to Windows 11 machines with unsupported hardware. Windows 11 on Unsupported…

Last week, WhatsApp for Android received its much-anticipated worldwide media player, and now the Meta-owned messaging giant is aiming to add a new “App language” choice to its app. It will allow users to manually change the app’s language to their preferred language without having to modify their device’s system…

Instagram will soon enable NFTs, according to Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta. According to TechCrunch report, Zuckerberg announced the news at the SXSW (South by Southwest) conference earlier this week. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg confirms that NFTs will be supported on Instagram “In the near future, we’ll be adding NFTs…

This week’s iteration of the Windows 11 Insider Preview Build, version 22579, is now rolling out. In comparison to prior builds, the new Windows 11 update for the Dev channel doesn’t bring in a lot of changes, but we do get things to look at. Here’s a rundown of what’s…

For iOS users, Twitter recently put out a new timeline adjustment that pinned the Home timeline with the top tweets as the default and displayed the most recent tweets in a separate tab. This shift, however, drew some unfavorable reaction from users, and as a result, Twitter has abandoned the…

Following the launch of the Xbox Series X/ Series S in early 2020, Microsoft announced that DirectStorage API, one of the core features of the next game consoles, will be coming to Windows-powered PCs. The technology, which dramatically cuts game load times, has now begun to be made available to…

Microsoft is notorious for marketing its many services through its own products; we’ve seen how it persuaded users to use its Edge browser, and it appears that similar style of self-promotion is now being applied to File Explorer. Microsoft is reportedly displaying advertisements in File Explorer on Windows 11 to…

With each generation, Samsung has improved its wristwatch to compete with the Apple Watch and provide a viable alternative for Android consumers. Last year, Samsung introduced the Galaxy Watch 4 series, which included the WearOS-based One UI Watch overlay as well as a new body composition measurement capability. Now, the…

If you grew up in the 1990s and were an early adopter of computer, you may have heard of and used LimeWire. It was a well-known peer-to-peer file-sharing program built by Mark Gorton and published about 22 years ago, in May 2000. However, due to a copyright infringement issue, it…

Android apps and phones have been known to be vulnerable in the past, and this is still the case today. A new exploit known as Dirty Pipe has been uncovered that allows apps to access files, spread malicious programs, and possibly control the entire system of vulnerable Android 12 devices…

According to a patent filed by the social media giant in 2020, Meta (previously known as Facebook) is working on a mechanism for users to make 3D video calls to loved ones, in addition to developing the metaverse and other metaverse-related equipment. This is how it might operate. AI-Enabled 3D…

Since the release of Apple’s Bluetooth-based tracking gadget AirTag, there have been several complaints of the device being used for stalking and other criminal acts all over the world. As a result of these instances, the firm began taking the required steps to prevent similar problems by providing users with…

Metaverse is a rapidly gaining a lot of traction, and Meta (previously Facebook) is leading the charge, offering different technology advancements to assist the internet’s future. Meta is working on a pair of unique metaverse gloves that allow users to touch and feel virtual items, as we just learnt. The…

Nokia recently unveiled the new PureBook Pro laptop for global markets. These laptops are the result of Nokia’s collaboration with the French business OFF Global, which will allow Nokia laptops to be purchased in a variety of areas other than India. It’s a license arrangement, and OFF Global will be…

Apple has finally come up with a way for Apple-authorized technicians to repair Face ID without having to replace the entire iPhone, almost four years after debuting the Face ID-laden notch with the iPhone X. This move was announced to Apple staff in a new internal document, according to MacRumors.…