Author: Onoyri Mokube

Onoyri Mokube Eseokwea is a software engineer, content creator, and the founder of MokubeTech, where he covers the latest news, reviews, and insights on gadgets, gaming, and technology. With over a decade of experience in the industry, he has collaborated with leading brands and built a reputation for making complex tech easy to understand for everyday readers. Based in Alberta, Canada, Mokube connects with a growing global audience while juggling work, gaming, family, school, and an ever-expanding pile of unopened gadget boxes.

Oppo Find X10 Pro Max May Feature Triple 200MP Cameras, New Leak Suggests Oppo’s upcoming Find X10 series is shaping up to include three models at launch: the standard Find X10, the Find X10 Pro, and the range-topping Find X10 Pro Max. Until the even more powerful Find X10 Ultra arrives, expected sometime in the first half of 2027, the Pro Max is set to serve as Oppo’s flagship offering for the remainder of this year, meaning it’s likely to arrive with the company’s most advanced camera hardware to date. A new leak from tipster Digital Chat Station has now…

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Pixel 11 Price Leak: 256GB Could Become the New Base Storage Google is gearing up to unveil its next-generation Pixel lineup on August 12, widely expected to be called the Pixel 11 series. The lineup is rumored to include four models: the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, Pixel 11 Pro XL, and the Pixel 11 Pro Fold. Ahead of the official announcement, a new leak has surfaced with detailed pricing and storage information that, if accurate, would mark a fairly significant shift in how Google structures its Pixel storage tiers. According to the leak, first reported by French deals website…

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Switching from Android to iPhone is exciting — but the moment you realise your entire WhatsApp chat history might not make the journey with you, that excitement quickly turns into anxiety. Years of conversations, photos, voice notes, and memories sitting on your old Android phone, with no obvious way to move them to your new iPhone. The good news is that transferring WhatsApp chats from Android to iPhone is fully possible in 2026 — and WhatsApp officially supports it for free through Apple’s Move to iOS app. The process has some important requirements and limitations you need to know about…

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Oppo Find N7 Leak Reveals Launch Timeline, 6,500mAh Battery, and Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Chip Oppo appears to be deep in development on its next flagship foldable, the Find N7, expected to succeed the Find N6, which launched back in March 2026. Early indications suggest the upcoming device could adopt a wider foldable form factor, similar in direction to Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 8 (Wide) and Apple’s rumored foldable iPhone Ultra, both of which are expected to move away from the narrower cover-screen designs common in earlier foldable generations. A fresh leak has now surfaced with additional details…

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Despite ongoing speculation that Apple’s first foldable iPhone could face limited initial supply, new reports suggest development is proceeding smoothly, with the device still on track for a September release alongside the rest of Apple’s fall lineup. Supply Chain Sources Say Production Is on Track Chinese economic media outlet Cai Lian Press reported on the 8th, citing a source within Apple’s supply chain, that the design for the foldable iPhone, tentatively referred to as the “iPhone Ultra,” was finalized some time ago and that mass production is already underway. There had been predictions that the phone’s launch could face delays…

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A single photo tells one moment. A Facebook slideshow tells the whole story. Whether you are sharing a travel album, promoting your business products, celebrating a birthday, or recapping a special event, Facebook slideshows transform a collection of static images into an engaging, automatically-playing visual experience — and Facebook’s algorithm rewards them with significantly more reach than plain photo posts. Video content on Facebook averages far higher organic reach than static images, and slideshows count as video content. That means every time you share a slideshow instead of a photo dump, you are giving your content a meaningful boost in…

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With Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro already generating plenty of leaks and speculation, attention is also starting to turn toward the standard base model. While official details remain months away, early rumors and leaks are beginning to paint a picture of what the base iPhone 18 could offer when it eventually launches. Here’s a breakdown of what’s currently being predicted for the device, based on the latest leaks circulating as of this update. Display: 6.3-Inch OLED With ProMotion The base iPhone 18 is rumored to feature a 6.3-inch OLED display, paired with Apple’s 120Hz ProMotion technology for smoother scrolling and animations.…

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iPhone 18 Pro Design: 3 Big Changes That Could Divide Buyers As Apple prepares to launch its next flagship smartphone this September, new predictions suggest the iPhone 18 Pro could bring three notable design changes compared to its predecessor, changes that early reports suggest may not sit well with every buyer. According to a recent report from 9to5Mac, these shifts touch on thickness, weight, and even the phone’s available color options. 1. Will the iPhone 18 Pro Get Thicker? One of the more debated predictions centers on whether the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max will be noticeably…

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Apple’s chip strategy appears to be shifting in a significant way. According to a new report from the Wall Street Journal, Apple plans to have Intel manufacture chips for both future Mac laptops and iPhones in the United States, a move tied to a much bigger story involving semiconductor tariffs and behind-the-scenes negotiations with the White House. Apple Still Designs Its Own Chips — Intel Just Builds Them It’s important to clarify what this deal actually involves. Apple isn’t handing over chip design to Intel. The company will continue designing its own silicon in-house, the same way it currently does…

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Google’s Tensor chipset has delivered plenty of AI-focused improvements since its debut, but one persistent complaint from Pixel users has centered on modem performance, particularly around 5G stability and battery drain during mobile data use. According to a new report, that could be about to change with the upcoming Pixel 11 series. Google Reportedly Switching to a MediaTek Modem Google is said to be making a significant change to the Tensor G6 chipset, reportedly moving away from Samsung’s Exynos modem in favor of MediaTek’s M90 5G modem. The information reportedly surfaced through detailed FCC certification documents, a regulatory filing process…

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