
Kelechi Edeh
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4 weeks ago |
techloy.com | Oyinebiladou Omemu |David Adubiina |Kelechi Edeh |Louis Eriakha
Are you tired of scrolling through your Netflix watchlist, only to be overwhelmed by the large volume of shows and movies you've added over time? Maybe you've binge-watched your favorite series and now the episodes are just taking up space, or perhaps you've lost interest in that documentary you thought you'd love. Whatever the reason, clearing your Netflix watchlist can be liberating.
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4 weeks ago |
techloy.com | Kelechi Edeh |David Adubiina |Louis Eriakha
💡TL;DRIoT in healthcare refers to the use of connected devices and sensors to monitor patients, manage treatments, and streamline hospital operations. From wearables tracking vital signs to smart pills and robotic surgeries, IoT is quietly transforming how care is delivered—making healthcare more connected, proactive, and data-driven. The stethoscope is no longer the only tool doctors rely on.
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4 weeks ago |
techloy.com | David Adubiina |Kelechi Edeh |Oyinebiladou Omemu
It promised 100% returns in 35 days. All you had to do was turn on a feature called “hosting,” and an AI would trade on your behalf, twice a day if you didn’t have referrals, three times if you did. At the centre of it all was ST (Super Technologies), a Telegram-based group with thousands of Nigerian investors, all funnelled into trading through a sleek-looking app called CBEX. For months, it worked—or at least, it looked like it did.
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1 month ago |
techloy.com | Emmanuel Oyedeji |Kelechi Edeh
OpenAI has a habit of dropping models faster than most people can keep track of. But its latest release model family, GPT-4.1, is quietly one of the company’s most strategic updates yet. And while the naming still sounds like something out of a software patch log, this one is focused tightly and intentionally on code for developersUnveiled during a livestream Monday, the GPT-4.1 model family comes in three versions: the standard model, GPT-4.1 Mini, and GPT-4.1 Nano.
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1 month ago |
techloy.com | Kelechi Edeh |David Adubiina
The Edge 50 Fusion was one of Motorola’s best mid-range phones in 2024 — praised for its design, clean software, and solid performance. It even won Best Affordable Phone at the Trusted Reviews Awards. So, with the Edge 60 Fusion arriving at the same launch price and nearly identical looks, it’s fair to ask: what’s actually new here? Turns out, quite a bit.
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