Mercedes- Benz has unveiled the redesigned all-new Mercedes-Benz G-Class Wagon at the Detroit Auto show. Better known to its fans—which are legion—as the Geländewagen, the boxy four-wheel drive vehicle has been in production since 1979, changing very little in the intervening time. Despite this, it continues to find buyers, a fact more remarkable when you consider that this automotive antique comes with a price tag to match.

HTC has unveiled its new U11 Eyes phone, featuring dual front cameras that the company says are designed for taking selfies. The two front-facing 5-megapixel cameras feature HDR boost, a bokeh mode which adjusts the depth-of-field in photographs (in real-time or after the photo is taken), and a beauty mode that HTC promises will create “spectacular selfies.”

Google has released a new app Datally to help users of Android devices in Nigeria control and maximise data usage. The free app, available via the Google Play Store, runs on smartphones with Android 5.0 Lollipop and higher Android mobile operating systems. Juliet Ehimuan-Chiazor, Google Nigeria's Country Director said the app was the result of input from Google's Next Billion Users team regarding data constraints in the country.

Samsung customer care reps have already confirmed the three-year-old Galaxy S6 will be getting the Oreo update. And now, one of them has also revealed the roll out time frame: no later than February. Based on what we've seen in the past, we usually say info coming from customer reps shouldn't be taken as the final word.

TECHNO mobile has showcased its first ever frameless full-screen display smartphone CAMON CM, which is the latest in the CAMON Series family and underscores the brand’s addiction for designing high-end smartphones with classy cameras.

With the CAMON CM, TECNO has delivered a very stylish full-screen display smartphone.

Brand Manager of TECNO Mobile Nigeria, Eric Liu, while highlighting the company's dominance of the Nigerian market said “the smartphone has been reinvented and OEMs globally are always on the lookout for the next big thing to talk about."

At TECNO, we take pride in our ability to understand and meet our consumers’ needs, and eventually surpass their expectations.”

Nigeria recorded a total of 140 million active voice subscriptions and 93.26 million active Internet subscriptions in the third quarter of 2017. The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said this in a report on “Telecoms Data: Active Voice and Internet per State, Porting and Tariff Information for the Third Quarter of 2017’’ posted on its website. The bureau said that total active voice subscriptions fell by 8.73 percent from third quarter 2016, and by 2.21 percent from second quarter of 2017.