Elon Musk Unveils Tesla Roadster With Thrusters, Targets 2028 Production
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has unveiled a new Roadster sports car equipped with thrusters, describing the vehicle as a potential flying car during a livestreamed event at SpaceX’s facility in Texas. The demonstration took place on Thursday at a SpaceX test…
Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra Colors Tipped: Black, White, Blue and Light Pink
Samsung may have finalized the standard color options for its upcoming flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S27 Ultra, with a new leak claiming that the device will launch in four main shades. According to reliable Samsung leaker Ice Universe, the Galaxy S27…
DStv Introduces Four New Packages in Nigeria From November 2026
DStv subscribers in Nigeria will have four new subscription packages to choose from starting in November 2026, as Canal+ and MultiChoice restructure their pay-TV offerings across sub-Saharan Africa. The new lineup will feature DStv Starter, DStv Select,…
Call of Duty Mobile Season 9 Brings Vampire vs Werewolf Fang War on October 14
Call of Duty Mobile is embracing the spooky season with the launch of Season 9 on October 14, 2026, introducing a supernatural battle between vampires and werewolves alongside new weapons, events, rewards, and gameplay modes. The new season centres on…
Google Expands SynthID Detector Globally to Help Users Identify AI-Generated Content
Google has expanded global access to its SynthID Detector, allowing users to check images, videos and audio files for signs of artificial intelligence (AI)-generated content as concerns over online misinformation and media authenticity continue to grow.…
NCC Introduces *315# Code for Nigerians to Check Phone Approval Status
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has introduced a USSD service that allows mobile phone users to check whether their devices have received regulatory approval as the commission prepares to enforce rules targeting unapproved handsets on…
NCC Introduces 315# Device Checker to Help Nigerians Verify Phones Before Purchase
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has introduced a Device Checker service that allows Nigerians to verify mobile phones and other communications equipment by dialling *315#, as part of efforts to combat counterfeit devices and protect…
