Unilag student wins Linux Foundation award

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Olufemi Benjamin Anjorin, a 21-year old Physics student at the University of Lagos (UNILAG), has been named among the recipients of an award celebrating open source innovation across the globe backed by the Linux Foundation.

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Oppo Reno5 Z 5G: The smartphone ‘made for Generation Z’

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The new Oppo Reno5 Z 5G smartphone was made for you if you belong to Generation Z, the first truly “mobile generation” that captures their daily life with photos and video, the device maker says.

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Early copy of “The Legend of Zelda” sets new record, selling for $870,000

The immense magnitude of the video games industry is beginning to be felt on the auction block. Yesterday, a copy of the 1987 NES Nintendo game The Legend of Zelda sold for a record US$870,000 at Heritage Auctions.

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US Air Force releases new image of the B-21 Raider nuclear bomber

The US Air Force has released a new digital rendering of its B-21 Raider heavy strategic nuclear bomber, along with more information about the warplane that is being built by Northrop Grumman as part of the Air Force's Long-Range Strike Bomber program.

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One-of-a-kind gravel bike was made with mountain bikers in mind

Although gravel bikes are made to go places that road bikes can't, they still look a lot like road bikes. Swedish builder Gustav Gullholm – also known as Dangerholm – set out to change that, by creating a one-off gravel bike made for mountain bikers.

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3 ways the feds can modernize job training to solve the tech workforce shortage

University leaders advocate for more flexibility in scholarship funding and more apprenticeships and just-in-time training. Image: Prostock-Studio, Getty Images/iStockphoto Universities, vocational schools and workforce development leaders should expand on lessons…

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What Apple users should expect when using Microsoft 365 subscriptions

Microsoft 365 subscription plans have become industry-standard tools for PC users, but Apple users benefit, too. Here's how Microsoft 365 tools work with iPads, iPhones and Macs. Illustration: Lisa Hornung/TechRepublic…

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Wearable robotic system could help rehabilitate stroke victims

When someone has suffered a stroke, they often have difficulty relaying commands from their brain to other parts of their body, such as their limbs. A new robotic system, known as NCyborg, may one day help them regain the ability to do so.

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How to prevent ransomware attacks with a zero-trust security model

Ransomware attacks are rampant, with thousands taking place every single day. Learn how a zero-trust security model can protect your organization. Image: kaptnali, Getty Images/iStockphoto Ransomware attacks take place 4,000…

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