2017 is the of perfection but only in paper , i have a weird feeling that we might be let down by the tech this year, like all the hype are just becoming too much. Late last year, we talked about the iPhone 8, currently named as “iPhone X.” Missing from that discussion was an estimated price for the forthcoming phone. (more…)
4G was the saviour the angle of slow possibilities we did not see coming like a Santa Claus in the times of a recessive and arrogant internet connections. The promise of super-fast 4G services sounds was like the berlin wall falling in nigeria, which is why most people were gullible enough to splurge on 4G-enabled phones, forgetting that 2G was like 0.9G , 3G was like 0.99G, not to think of 4G. Do you know that some countries were using 4g since 2005!? But why is Nigeria different? (more…)
Last year, the FBI ordered Apple to help crack the iPhone 5c owned by Syed Farook, one of the shooters in the 2015 attacks in San Bernardino. Apple refused, and the FBI reportedly worked with Cellebrite, an Israeli firm that specializes in mobile security. According to a statement from Celelbrite last month, a hacker breached one of its legacy servers. Now the hacker has released some of that data as a warning to the FBI. (more…)
Vanda Electric, a new company based in Singapore, is in the midst of developing a monster of an electric hypercar named ‘Dendrobium’ after a local orchid. The first of its kind to come from the country, the final product is expected to be capable of 4000 Nm of torque, 1500 horsepower and a startling 0-100 km/h time of 2.6 seconds. The car’s battery will be hold a charge of up to 100 kWh, large enough to cross and return to Singapore 8 times, while top speeds can reach 400 km/h. A total of 10 are expected to be produced and unveiled in Switzerland, while the
Nigeria’s SAT-X The Federal Government of Nigeria intends to acquire two new satellites to add to the existing satellites — Nigeria Sat 1 and Nigeria Sat-X (Built exclusively by Nigerian scientists) — in the orbit. (more…)
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