Zach Cole, a name that surfaces in the digital muck with the same frequency as a pop-up ad for dubious crypto schemes, has quietly become a case study in how a single human can now ricochet across continents faster than most passports collect stamps. To the average reader in Lagos, Berlin, or Manila, Cole might…
Somewhere between the Geneva motor show and a Lagos traffic jam, the Apple Watch completed its quiet conquest of the human wrist. Ten years ago it was a curiosity for Californian yoga instructors; today it is the de-facto visa stamp of the global middle class—more recognizable than most passports and twice as judgmental when you…
Cupertino, California – The iPhone 17 was unveiled yesterday beneath an LED sky the color of a corporate sunrise, and within minutes the planet performed its annual synchronized swoon. From Lagos to Lahore, Berlin to Bogotá, the same ritual unfolded: thumbs hovering above “Add to Cart,” credit-card limits quietly recalculated, and a billion screens refreshed…
