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.

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CMF by Nothing has officially announced the Clip Pro, a new open-ear clip-on audio device, according to tipster Shishir on X. The device is priced starting at £79, roughly $99, and brings a distinctive design approach along with a genuinely comprehensive feature set for its price point. An Open-Ear, Clip-On Design Unlike traditional in-ear or over-ear headphones, the CMF Clip Pro uses an open-ear, clip-on design, allowing users to stay aware of their surroundings while listening to audio, a design approach that’s grown in popularity for people who want music or calls without fully blocking outside sound, whether for safety…

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Google’s Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL are reportedly launching next week, according to tipster Saurav on X, who has shared a detailed specification breakdown covering display, performance, camera, and pricing details ahead of the official announcement. Display: QHD+ LTPO OLED With Exceptional Brightness According to the leak, the Pixel 11 Pro will feature a 6.3-inch display, while the larger Pixel 11 Pro XL steps up to 6.8 inches. Both are expected to use QHD+ resolution LTPO OLED panels with a 120Hz refresh rate, and both are said to reach peak brightness of up to 3,600 nits, a…

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The iPhone 18 Pro is shaping up to be one of Apple’s most significant hardware upgrades in recent years, according to a new leak from tipster Saurav on X. Rather than the usual incremental improvements, this year’s Pro model appears set to bring meaningful changes across camera, display, connectivity, and chip technology all at once. Variable Aperture Camera and Improved Photography Among the most notable rumored upgrades is a variable aperture main camera, a feature that would allow the camera to dynamically adjust its aperture opening depending on lighting conditions, technology more commonly associated with dedicated cameras than smartphones. This…

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The Vivo V80 Lite 5G may not be far from its official launch. Ahead of any formal confirmation from the company, this upcoming Vivo V-series smartphone has now surfaced on the Google Play Supported Devices list, revealing its model numbers and offering a strong early signal that an announcement could be approaching soon. Model Numbers Revealed on Google Play The Vivo V80 Lite 5G appeared on the Google Play Supported Devices list carrying three model numbers: V2576, V2643, and V2644. As is typical with these kinds of listings, no specifications were revealed beyond the model numbers and device name itself,…

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Vivo has launched the S2 in India, marking the first device in the company’s S-series lineup to arrive in the country in nearly seven years, reviving a product line that had gone dormant for a significant stretch. The device combines a large battery, a bright AMOLED display, and solid mid-range performance hardware, positioning it as a genuine comeback for the S-series in the Indian market. Software and Design The Vivo S2 is a dual-SIM smartphone running Android 16-based OriginOS 6 out of the box, keeping it current with Vivo’s latest software platform. Display: A Bright 1.5K AMOLED Panel The Vivo…

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Redmi has launched the Note 17 5G in India, marking the first device in the Note 17 series to arrive in the country. The phone comes to India a few weeks after its original debut in China, carrying largely similar specifications and features to its Chinese counterpart, with a few region-specific adjustments. Redmi Note 17 5G Price in India The Redmi Note 17 5G starts at Rs. 27,999 for the base configuration, featuring 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. The top-tier variant, offering 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, is priced at Rs. 30,999. Xiaomi is also offering…

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Redmi has launched the Redmi 17 5G in China on Thursday, following shortly after the unveiling of the Redmi Note 17 lineup. The new smartphone is currently available for purchase in China through the company’s official website, offered in three color options and two RAM and storage configurations, positioning it as a genuinely budget-focused option within Redmi’s broader lineup. Redmi 17 5G Specifications, Features The Redmi 17 5G starts at CNY 999, roughly Rs. 14,000, for the base variant featuring 4GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. Stepping up, the top-end configuration with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage…

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Your Instagram account is public by default — which means anyone on the internet, whether they have an Instagram account or not, can see every photo, video, Reel, and Story you post. For many users, this is exactly what they want. But for others — particularly those who want to share with only trusted friends and family, protect their personal privacy, or keep their content away from strangers — switching to a private account is one of the most important settings on the entire platform. Making your Instagram account private takes about ten seconds: open Settings, tap Account Privacy, and…

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Huawei has officially revived its SE-branded Nova lineup after skipping new SE variants following the Nova 12 SE, ending months of speculation about whether the sub-brand would return. Alongside the launch of the MateBook Pro S ultralight laptop, Huawei also unveiled the Nova 16 SE today, marking the comeback of the SE series with a genuinely feature-packed mid-range device. Huawei Nova 16 SE Specifications The Huawei Nova 16 SE features a 6.84-inch flat OLED display with a 2756 x 1272 resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. What really stands out, however, is the display’s brightness capability, with Huawei rating the…

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Your YouTube channel is more than just a place to upload videos — it is one of the most powerful traffic-driving tools available to creators, businesses, and brands in 2026. And one of the most underused features on the entire platform is the ability to add clickable links directly to your channel profile. Adding channel links helps convert casual viewers into subscribers, leads, or customers — all from your main YouTube profile. Whether you want to send viewers to your website, your online store, your WhatsApp Channel, your Instagram profile, or your newsletter signup page, YouTube gives you multiple places…

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