Philips launches fish screen display with dual 2K 144Hz QD-OLED priced at £869

Philips on Thursday launched a 49-inch fish screen monitor with the model Evnia 49M2C8900L. This monitor features “dual 2K 144Hz” and sells for 869.99 pounds. According to reports, this monitor is equipped with a 5120×1440 resolution 144Hz QD-OLED panel, has passed HDR400 certification, has a curvature of 1800R, a response speed of 0.03ms, supports 10-bit…

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Engineers seek collaboration with CRSG to tackle gully erosion using cable concrete

By Frank Ulom The Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), Calabar Branch, is seeking the collaboration with Cross River State Government (CRSG) to tackle gully erosion in the state using cable concrete – one of the latest innovations used across the world. According to the engineers, the cable concrete or concrete mattress is cost-effective, long-lasting, easy…

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President Bola Tinubu urges Samsung to invest in Nigeria’s thriving market

By Ken Ibenne President Bola Tinubu has extended a warm invitation to Samsung, urging the global powerhouse to consider Nigeria as a prime investment destination. Tinubu emphasised Nigeria’s conducive business environment, rooted in the principles of “willing buyer, willing seller,” promising seamless access to finance for both local and international investors. The call came during…

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Sony’s Sword Stars first-day patch removes potentially racist gameplay footage

By James Ovie Sony’s PS5 exclusive masterpiece “Stellar Blade” has been officially released. The Hong Kong server is priced at 568~628 Hong Kong dollars, and the Japanese server is 8980~9980 yen. In terms of value, it is undoubtedly more cost-effective to buy the Japanese version now that the yen is depreciating. Despite the controversy, developer,…

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