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Mark Zuckerberg threatens to shut down services in Europe over data regulation
Social networking apps owned by Meta, like as Facebook and Instagram, could be banned in the UK and across Europe. Following a disagreement with Europe
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HUAWEI P50: Compact Folding Smartphone With Snapdragon 888 4G
The HUAWEI P50 Pocket, a small Foldable smartphone from Chinese company Huawei, has been introduced in China. Learn more about the features, specifications, and price
LAGOS, US CONSULATE PARTNER ON TECH TRAINING FOR STUDENTS
… Organise Africa’s first Drone Soccer Competition in Schools The Lagos State Government, in its bid to develop tech-savvy students, boost their skills and expose
Latest Infinix Phones and Prices in Nigeria in 2022
Latest Infinix HOT phone with 6000mAh battery Infinix launched the 6.82-inch display HOT smartphone series “Infinix HOT 11 PLAY” in November 2021. The Infinix HOT
UK Cabinet Office minister visits Europe’s largest creative hub
Minister Nigel Adams visited Tileyard London on Thursday, 3 February, 2022. The Minister toured key Tileyard facilities, including the in-house management, publishing, and record company
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Photoshop Express is a simple to advanced image editing tool that allows users to personalize their photos. You’ll spend some time getting to know some
MainOne expands Global Cloud Connect services to drive Business Digital Transition in West Africa
MainOne (www.MainOne.net), the leading provider of connectivity solutions for businesses in West Africa is empowering enterprises to adopt Cloud technology by connecting businesses across the
North Korean hackers stole £37 million in bitcoin to fund nuclear programs – UN
In a new report, UN experts claim that North Korean hackers stole more than £37 million in bitcoin to fund and develop the country’s nuclear