Irene Okpanachi

5 days ago | talkandroid.com | Irene Okpanachi

Two Ultra phone models sit at the top of their respective lineups as benchmarks for what Android hardware can achieve in 2025. Both are from the Asian market, with over 1.3 billion smartphone users under their wings. Xiaomi 15 Ultra is a regional powerhouse facing off against Samsung’s most refined S25 Ultra. If you were forced to choose between them, here's the best choice and why.

5 days ago | androidpolice.com | Irene Okpanachi

Connectivity features help devices and networks talk to each other. Android offers many of them, and the popular tools include Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Near-Field Communication, and mobile hotspot. Hardly does any user go a day without using any of them. You could be pairing your wireless earbuds to your phone or streaming videos over a wireless connection. Little do you know that there are others beyond these features that can change your experiences for the better.

6 days ago | talkandroid.com | Irene Okpanachi

PureEdge Lighting has launched the Pure Smart WiZ Pro Wi-Fi Remote Room Controller. It's a mouthful, but the product itself is deserving of its title. It's a full-on professional wireless controller designed for anyone living in the WiZ smart lighting ecosystem or thinking of joining it. It's launching at $40 and is now available for sale on the Lightology platform. If you're deep into the Google Home app or have a smart home setup in general, you already know how futuristic it seems.

6 days ago | medium.com | Irene Okpanachi

Before reflection, man simply was. The moment he saw himself, he became a question he could never unask…The argument for reflections is that self-perception was never meant to be absolute. Biology designed vision to look outward and to navigate the world. It was not to scrutinize the vessel that carries it. Before mirrors, a man saw himself only in glimpses. In a passing shadow in water, in a distorted figure in polished stone.But never confrontationally direct. This post is an excerpt.

1 week ago | talkandroid.com | Irene Okpanachi

Signs of Motorola's next budget contender are here. The Moto G56 has leaked, and is a follow-up to last year's G55. A single photo on X with the codename “Bogota” tells us everything we need to know. It's a label Motorola followers are familiar with, and a common practice for the company to name its phones prior to their release. The first generation Moto G was codenamed “falcon” and “peregrine”.