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Showing posts with label Science and Technology. Show all posts

Saturday, 29 April 2017

Over 2 million Android users downloaded this virus as normal App

You may be among the over two million Android users who have been fooled into downloading a strain of malware – hidden inside normal-looking apps on Google’s Play store.

The malware giveaway is that the app cannot be uninstalled – and allows hackers to remote-control infected devices.

Thursday, 23 March 2017

How to stop Facebook video from auto-playing

Are you tired of seeing Facebook video auto-play eating up your data allowance or just blasting unnecessary sounds from your phone or computer when you least expect it. Then this is for you: Step by step guide to stop Facebook videos from automatically playing inside Facebook's iOS and Android apps or in your web browser.....

How to turn off the video auto-play feature in Facebook: iOS

Sunday, 15 January 2017

How To Spy On WhatsApp On An Android Device

With over a billion users across the globe Whatsapp is must used instant messaging application inn the world, it gives its users the freedom to talk as much as they want discreetly and quickly as their internet connections allows them to. 

Have you ever wished to spy on someones chat without their knowledge. Today i will be sharing the step by step guide on how you can go intel into the conversation of your kids, spouse and workers.

How To Spy On WhatsApp On An Android Device?

Friday, 6 January 2017

Essential upgrades on iPhone 8 revealed

According to famous leaker Sonny Dickson, the 2017 iPhone will have a radical new design, get significantly larger and more expensive but I can also exclusively reveal two essential new additions the range has been crying out for for years...

A sneak peek on the yet to be released iPhone 8:

Wednesday, 4 January 2017

Teenager invents phone charger that uses power from your body

A new gadget means smartphones can now be charged using the power of the human body.

HandEnergy allows users to charge the battery on their phone simply by rotating their hand.

This motion activates the device’s gyroscope to produce energy that can then either be stored or used to immediately charge a mobile.

Thursday, 29 December 2016

COMEBACK: Nokia plans to re-launch 5 old-school phones

NOKIA is set to make a huge comeback in 2017, the former market leader is set to re-launch 5 of her old-school mobile phones.

The Android phones will have 5” and 5.7” displays and the first set will be unveiled at the annual Mobile World Congress tech show in February.

Facebook secret second site for talking to Friends

Facebook has become an essential part of modern life. With more than a billion daiy users across the globe. But do you know there's a less known second version of the popular Californian tech company website striped-down you can use to talk to your friends.

And if talking to just your friends is all you want to do, without seeing updates, huge amount of functionalities, statuses, group news and so on, then the striped-down version is for you..

Saturday, 3 December 2016

Tecno debuts WinPad 2 Tablet

Tech giant Tecno Mobile is here again with a sequel to the  2-in-1 Windows tablet "WinPad 10". The new tablet dubbed WinPad 2 has been upgraded with an Intel Atom Cherry Trail processor with 100% more built-in storage. Tecno WinPad 2 is available in three variants: Wi-Fi only, 3G, or 4G.

Tuesday, 15 November 2016

Mark Zuckerberg launches Video calling on Whatsapp

WHATSAPP: According to the post shared by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, The company today launched the much awaited video calling on Whatsapp. See his Post below: 

Samsung launch first UFS card to replace MicroSD card


Tech giant Samsung made a significant move with the launch of the all new UFS card ( Universal flash storage), which is set to replace the ageing MicroSD standard. The UFS technology is a common flash storage standard that is maintained by the JEDEC Consortium (formerly known as the

Monday, 10 October 2016

4 Reasons why you should pick iPhone over Android

Though i do agree that Android devices are largely just as good as the Apple iPhone. But there are still some key reasons why you should choose the iPhone over an Android device any-day..

Check out some cool reason why you should pick iPhone over Android devices:

Saturday, 24 September 2016

AT&T invented a way to use power lines to deliver super-fast wireless internet

Wow! AT&T says it has developed a new technology it calls AirGig, which links up to standard power lines and uses a special transmitter to deliver super-fast gigabit internet wirelessly.

The project is only in its early test phases for now, and AT&T hasn't announced where and when it'll deploy it publicly. But based on the company's blog post announcing AirGig, it sounds like AT&T will likely target rural areas at first.

Wednesday, 31 August 2016

Nigerian developers are awesome -Zuckerberg

Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg has commended Nigerian developers and entrepreneurs.

He gave the commendation while answering questions at a town hall meeting held in Lagos.

Saturday, 27 August 2016

Google To Penalize Mobile Sites With Intrusive Pop-Ups

Google will rank mobile web sites that display annoying pop-up ads and other distractions lower in its search results starting early next year, the web giant announced today.

Saturday, 20 August 2016

Eight ways your gadgets may be harming you


'Selfie Lovers' beware, You may be inviting pains while taking selfies, according to this new report, repeated selfie taking may lead to an orthopaedic problem termed as selfie elbow. This was first reported when a TV journalist in the US developed a nagging pain on her elbow. On visiting the doctor, she found out that the pain was actually caused by her love for taking selfies. The constant movement and positioning of her elbows in weird ways, while taking selfies, led to the pain, which was caused due to overuse of her muscles and nerves. 

Saturday, 13 August 2016

10 Hottest mobile Phones of early 2000's. How many did you own?

Long before the era of smartphones these 10 mobile phones rocked our world and paved way for the super cute smart devices of this era. Check out our list of 10 hottest mobile phones of early 2000's below, how many of these phone did you own or use.....and don't forget to add yours to the list:


The Nokia 3210 regarded as the third best-selling phone in history was released by Giant Mobile phone manucfacturer NOKIA in 1999. With ong battery life, durability, and pre-installed cell phone games

Saturday, 30 July 2016

This Robot Builder will construct your house in 2 Days

Wow!This new robot builder by Australian firm Fastbrick Robotics can construct an entire house in two days.
Human workers putting finishing touch to the building

Hadrian X is a giant truck-mounted robot that can lay up to 1,000 bricks an hour using a 30-metre arm, meaning it can stay in a single position throughout.

Wednesday, 6 July 2016

Free Internet: Facebook launches OpenCellular open source platform

Facebook today launched platform called OpenCellular, which is aimed at reducing the number of people who don't have access to the internet.

The OpenCellular is an open source, "wireless access platform" designed to drive down the cost of setting up cellular networks in places where it has been traditionally difficult to do so. The system is designed to provide the tools to set up a complete network, from the physical equipment to the software that runs it.

Saturday, 2 July 2016

BlackBerry to Launch 3 Android Smartphones in the next 12 Months

Looks like Canadian smartphone maker Blackberry Limited formerly known as Research in Motion (RIM) is set to launch 3 new BlackBerry Android devices in the next 12 months.

The news is coming from Evans Blass, who has revealed some details about these three new BlackBerry Android handsets.

Saturday, 25 June 2016

Google and Udacity launches Android Nanodegree to teach Coding

Dream of building your own Android apps? Then this is for you...Google and Udacity have partnered up to introduce a new course that will teach you the basics of coding for Android.

The course is called the Android Basics Nanodegree, and is targeted specifically at those who have little or no programming know-how. Points covered include Java, web APIs, SQLite databases, and so on. Of course, apart from that the course will lay the groundwork for building an actual app.


Unfortunately for the bedroom programmers out

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