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Design inchangé, continuité absolue : l'iPhone 18 Pro joue la carte de la stabilité. Est-ce le signe d'un manque d'innovation ou la stratégie parfaite d'Apple pour un produit ultra-fiable ?

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Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Eddie Nestor on BBC Radio London to discuss the latest news and reviews. On the show; The Civil Aviation Authority gives the go ahead for trials of drone delivery services, starting with Amazon performing the first in Darlington. Are we ready for these deliveries, and is the tech ready? Gadget of the Week goes to;Soundcore Work. This ultra compact recorder comes in two parts, a small microphone and a charging base. Using GPT powered AI, this innovative

Le serpent de mer est enfin là ! Apple s'apprête à lancer son premier iPhone pliable. Entre la charnière ultra-complexe et un prix dépassant les 2000€, est-ce une vraie révolution ou un coup marketing risqué ? On analyse tout dans cet épisode.

We test a weird new toothbrush, fight ticks with Thermacell tubes, cool off with bladeless fans, and Chad reviews a monitor memo board.

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This week, we’re looking into some of the latest updates available on Android devices, we’ll find out how to get the most out of ‘Narrator’, the built-in screen reader software from Microsoft. Plus, we’ll have another ‘Tech Timeline’.You can listen to the show live in the UK every Tuesday at 1pm on Freeview Channel 730, online at RNIB Connect Radio | RNIB , or on your smart speaker.You'll hear new episodes of the Tech Talk Podcast every Tuesday afternoon, so make sure you're subscribed to never

US Reaffirms Security Cooperation with Ghana at FBI Training Programme for Police Standards OfficersGMA Provides Counselling and Legal Support for Doctors Named in Charles Amissah ReportFormer GSA Boss Describes Publican AI System as a “Nuisance Tax”Govt Moves to Stop Food Shortages in SHS Through Free SHS Policy ReviewAwutu Senya West MP Begins Health Centre Expansion to Tackle Facility GapsXenophobic Attacks May Persist for 6 Months Without Presidential Action, Says Ghana’s Envoy to SABanks

New Value for Money Office Set to Become Operational in January 202GMTF Administrator Highlights Inequality as Northern Ghana Struggles with Two CardiologistsGhana Water Limited Blames Illegal Connections and Leakages for Water Disruptions in East AccraGhana to Process Half of Raw Materials Domestically Under New Government Directive100 NPP Members in Oyoko Threaten Legal Action Over AllegedDisenfranchisement in Polling Station Elections

The FCC is now ok with discrimination! SpaceX's upcoming IPO is one of the most restrictive we've ever seen. Musk settles with the SEC over Twitter lawsuit. Cybertruck wheels can fall off. Chrome installs a 4GB AI model in your browser.Steam might find a way to beat scalpers on the Steam Machine. Nintendo is going to raise the price of the Switch 2. We're already seeing leaks of the Oppo Find X10 series. There's a new way to increase gaming performance on Android. The next XPERIA might see a

Mahama assents to Value for Money Office Law to check wasteful spendingMahama signs Legal Education Reform Bill into law, ending Ghana School of Law’s 66-year monopolyAG announces immediate implementation of legal education reforms after Presidential assentNationwide Patient Support Programme under MahamaCares to officially roll out in JuneGMTF boss calls for national support to expand specialised healthcareORAL Cases Against Wontumi, Adu Boahene and Skytrain Set to Resume This WeekTwo arrested in

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Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Clive Bull on LBC to discuss the latest news and reviews. On this week's show; Instagram turns off end-to-end encryption for private messaging, what does this mean for user's privacy and could messages be used for other purposes?Gadget of the Week goes to;Aqara's P100 Multi-State Sensor. This innovative and compact adhesive sensor can detect movement, tilt, orientation, vibration, whether a window is opened and much more. When attached to an object, be it

本期属于临时起意的加更。有些话不吐不快。只说一个事儿：OPPO母亲节期间关于两个“老公”的营销，到底惹了谁？

We repel mosquitoes with Thermacell, check out Olight flashlights, meet the Memoket Gem, and Chad upgrades his chair wheels.

Health Ministry targets 30% reduction in maternal deaths within two yearsPolice arrest 6 women in child trafficking syndicate, rescue 3 victimsGhana Medical Association Pushes for Emergency Health Policy to End Hospital Bed ShortagesDVLA Says Legal Authority Required to Alter Vehicle Ownership DetailsGhana Meteo sends urgent alert over thunderstorm heading from Togo, BeninNPP sets up 30 committees to boost party organisationCOCOBOD signals new funding model for 2026/27 cocoa season at 2026 ACFIF

Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins BBC Breakfast to discuss plans by Amazon to trial deliveries by drone in Darlington, ahead of a planned wider use if the trial is successful. Will the trial be successful, is the technology advanced enough, are there privacy concerns, and are people ready to have these drones buzzing around carrying packages?You can follow and contact the Gadget Detective on X @gadgetdetective and BlueSky

AMA Gives Lapaz Street Traders 7-Day Ultimatum to Vacate Roadside or Face EnforcementProf. Akosa Urges Gov’t to Act on Investigative Committee Report, Warns Against Repeat of Past Failures United Party Legal Director Blames Poor Delivery on Lack of Political Commitment in GhanaResidents Count Losses After Sudden Demolition Exercise in Domeabra and DanchiraPAC Chair Pushes for Tougher Sanctions to Curb Public Financial MismanagementKorle Bu Central Lab Reopens as MELPWU Members Resume Work After New

Cocoa Communities Face Dire Teacher Shortfall as Some Schools Operate with Only One-Third of Needed EducatorsActing Rent Control Commissioner Summons Hostel Managers Over Unauthorised Fee HikesHigh Court Adjourns Chairman Wontumi’s Galamsey Case to May 14 Over Akonta Mining AllegationsNDC Revives “Setting the Records Straight” Campaign to Tackle Political Misinformation, Targets NPP Over BoG Loss ClaimsWestern Region Chiefs Appeal to President Mahama for Intervention in EasternNzema Chieftaincy