Showing posts with label Technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Technology. Show all posts

Sunday, 28 January 2018

Be Very Careful: Checkout 3 Signs That Your Phone Has Been Hacked

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With the rising vice of hacking in our society, it is important to know about some clear signs that can help you discern if your phone has been tampered with in any way. Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency, shares 4 clear signs your phone was hacked.
 
Your Phone Suddenly Reboots Itself
 
This can be caused by two main things. The first is that your phone might be experiencing some performance issues, a system breakdown of some sort. The second is that it might of course have been hacked and the sudden reboot is a consequence of your phone being tapped. Other signs that accompany your phone’s sudden reboot is your phone also suddenly dialing numbers and starting applications on its own.
 
Noises or Echoes During Your Calls
 
If you all of a sudden start to hear noises or echoes during your calls, and this has never happened when you’re either calling those number or making the calls at that location, your phone might have been hacked and your calls are probably being monitored or listened in on.
 
Appearance of Mysterious Apps
 
You can all of sudden notice apps on your phone you don’t remember installing, while this might mean that a friend or relative might have installed it without permission, if you can’t point to anyone of those who have access to your phone as the one responsible for installing the app, then you can at that point consider that your phone might have been hacked. Hackers can plant apps on phones to snoop, perform actions on their behalf, explore calendars, access GPS etc.
 
These ‘hacker apps’ can be even be hidden on your phone and be running in the background, this is why you might notice a rapidly decreasing battery life or your phone getting warm out of the blue without you making calls with it or working with it in anyway. To deal with this, it is best to avoid downloading just any kind of app, especially those that come with pop-up ads.

Wednesday, 24 January 2018

How To Enjoy Unlimited Free Browsing And Downloading On 9mobile Using Go VPN



Many have been waiting for an hour like this, you can now activate and browse unlimitedly with downloading on 9mobile using Go VPN A.K.A VPN Master.]
The browsing is unlimited as no limit is allocated to it. Lets talk a little about the VPN before we proceed. VPN Master is truly secure and reliable, which can ensure complete anonymous connection and turn any public hotspot into a secure WiFi network.
It provides unlimited data traffic, unlocks blocked websites and brings basic private privacy. With data encryption, you can keep your information very safe from H@ckers. Before we proceed first of all Download the Go VPN – DOWNLOAD: Go VPN and UC Browser (Then proceed below).

How To Browse and Download Unlimited On 9mobile Using Go VPN

  • After downloading, Launch it.
  • Navigate and Tap on Select Server – Choose Canada 1 or Canada 2 as a server (Change if Network Glitches)
  • Click On Paper Plan to connect your VPN.
  • Open Your UC Browser and start surfing and downloading.

Conclusion

According to Users who have tested the cheat has confirmed that it slow when browsing but faster when downloading because it downloads at 15kb/s at peak and sometimes jumps to 102kb/s.

Hope This Helps? Don’t Forget To Share with Friends.

Friday, 19 January 2018

Nigeria Has None of 400 Components Needed To Manufacture Mobile Phones – Samsung

The Chief Executive Officer, CEO, of Samsung Electronics Africa, Mr. Sung Yoon, on Thursday disclosed that manufacturing a mobile phone required about 400 different components, none of which is available in Nigeria.
 
Speaking during an interactive session with journalists in Lagos, he stated that another reasons Samsung Electronics could not establish a manufacturing plant in Nigeria is because the company’s market share in the country is not big enough.
 
Yoon pointed out that though Samsung was the leading consumer electronics company in Nigeria, its share of the Nigerian market is smaller to South Africa’s.
 
He said that the company’s smartphones market size in South Africa is 80 per cent, but is lower in Nigeria.

Sunday, 14 January 2018

WhatsApp Latest Feature: Demote Or Dismiss As Admin For Group Chat

Remembered we earlier talked about Admin super powers coming to WhatsApp that gives group administrators more powers where they would be able to restrict all other members from sending text messages, photographs, videos, GIFs, documents or voice messages.
The popular mobile messaging platform has submitted the Restricted Groups setting via Google Play Beta Programme in the version 2.17.430.
For now WhatsApp as activated a new feature called “Demote as admin”. The new feature will allow one administrator to “demote” or “dismiss” other administrators, without first deleting them from the group and then adding again as normal participants.
Before now, when an administrator wants to remove a fellow administrator from the post, it is required to first directly remove the concerned administrator from the group and then add him or her again.
But you don’t need to do that with the new feature since it allows an administrator to dismiss another one without removing him or her from the group.
It is currently available for WhatsApp beta testers on iOS and Android version 2.18.12 and will soon be rolled out to normal WhatsApp users.
If you are a beta tester and a group admin, update your WhatsApp to the latest and you’ll see the new features visible.

Wednesday, 10 January 2018

Infinix Note 4 Review, Price And More

Introduction
Here comes the Infinix Note 4. It comes with a 2.5D glass. And it is powered by XOS 2.2 and Android 7 Nougat. A juicy battery capacity of 4,300 mAh with fast charge. Just 5 minute charge will give you two hours of calls and six hours of offline music.
You can buy the Infinix Note 4 at any phone store close to you including eCommerce stores. The smartphone is a middle budget phone and the price starts from N50,000 and above.
Design
The Infinix Note 4 weigh 198 gram. The dimensions are 159mm × 78.8mm × 8.4mm. The screen size is 5.7 inches and 16 million colours. It comes in Ice blue, Milan black and Champagne Gold colours. The resolution is 1920 × 1080 pixel with FHD IPS LCD Capacity Touchscreen.
Hardware
The chipset is from Mediatek MTK6753. It’s CPU is 1.3 GHz Octa core and 64bit Architecture. The GPU is Mali T720 MP3 450MHz.
Software
The operating system is XOS 2.2 base on Android 7.0.
Camera
The rear camera is 13MP, with dual flash. The front camera is 8MP with flash.
Memory
It has 2GB RAM and 16GB ROM or 3GB RAM and 32GB ROM as internal storage. External storage of at most 128GB.
Battery
The battery capacity is 4,300 mAh (3A) with fast charge.
Network
There is a 2G, 3G and 4G network.
Connectivity
There is WIFI connection, Bluetooth 4.2, dual micro sim card slot.
Sensor
G-Sensor, Proximity Sensor, Fingerprint sensor, Hall sensor, Compass and Ambient light Sensor.
Assistant
Its uses Google Assistant
Security
Fingerprint scanner. You can install antivirus apps.
What’s in the box
The phone, power adapter, USB-Cable, earphone, user guide, and Jelly Case.

Wednesday, 27 December 2017

How to Locate Your Missing Phone

 
If your iPhone has been stolen or lost, Apple offers a free tool to help you get it back. And, even if you can’t get it back, you can prevent a thief from getting at your personal data, lifewire says.
 
To do this, you need ‘Find My iPhone’, a free service that is part of iCloud, that uses your phone’s GPS and Internet connection to help you locate it on a map and take certain actions

What you will need:
 
  • An iCloud account
  • Find My iPhone set up on your phone before it was stolen or lost. This is super crucial. There’s no way to turn on Find My iPhone once the phone is gone.
  • A web-connected computer or device
 
How to use Find My iPhone to find or erase your phone
 
As already mentioned, you must have the Find My iPhone service set up on your device before it was stolen. If you did, go to https://www.icloud.com/ in a web browser.
 
There’s also a Find My iPhone app (link opens iTunes) that you can install on another iOS device to track yours. This article covers using the web-based tool, though using the app is pretty similar. If your iPhone or iPod touch (or iPad or Mac) is missing, follow these steps to try to recover it:
 
1. Log in to iCloud using the account you used when setting up Find My iPhone. This is probably your Apple ID/iTunes account.
 
2. Click on Find iPhone under the web-based tools offered by iCloud. Find My iPhone immediately begins trying to locate all the devices you have it enabled on. You’ll see onscreen messages as it works.
 
3. If you have more than one device set up for Find My iPhone, click All Devices at the top of the screen and select the device you’re looking for.
 
4. If it locates your device, Find My iPhone zooms in on the map and shows the location of the device using a green dot. When this happens, you can zoom in or out of the map, and view it in standard, satellite, and hybrid modes, like in Google Maps. When your device is found, a window appears in the right corner of your web browser. It lets you know how much battery your phone has and offers a few options.
 
5. Click Play Sound. This is the first option because sending a sound to the device is best when you think you’ve lost your device nearby and want help finding it. It can also be helpful if you think someone has your device but is denying it.
 
6. You can also click Lost Mode. This allows you to remotely lock the device’s screen and set a passcode (even if you hadn’t previously set up a passcode). This prevents a thief from using your device or accessing your personal data.
 
7. Once you click the Lost Mode button, enter the passcode you want to use. If you already have a passcode on the device, that code will be used. You can also enter a phone number where the person who has the device can reach you (this is optional; you may not want to share this information if it’s been stolen). You also have the option to write a message that is displayed on the device’s screen.
 
8. If you don’t think you’ll get the phone back, you can delete all data from the device. To do this, click the Erase button. You’ll see a warning (basically, don’t do this unless you’re absolutely sure you want to). Click the box that says you understand what you’re doing and click Erase. This will delete all the data on your phone, preventing the thief from accessing it. If you get the device back later, you can restore your data from backup.
 
9. If you think your device is on the move, click the green dot representing your phone and then click the rounded arrow in the pop-up window. This updates the device’s location using the latest GPS data.
What to do if your iPhone is offline
 
Even if you have set up Find My iPhone, your device may not show up on the map. Reasons for why this may happen include that the device:
 
  • is turned off or out of battery
  • isn’t connected to the Internet
  • has had its Location Services disabled.
 
If Find My iPhone isn’t working for whatever reason, you have a handful of options:
 
  • Check the Notify Me When Found box. Find My iPhone will let you know when your device next connects to the Internet so you can find it.
  • The three options – Play Sound, Lost Mode, and Erase – are available. Use whichever you want and the next time the device is connected to the Internet, the option you picked will happen.
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  • Choose Remove from Account if you’ve sold or given away the device and don’t want it to show up in Find My iPhone anymore.

FEMALE MECHANICAL ENGINEERING STUDENT OF MOUAU WHO REPAIRS MOTORCYCLES FOR A LIVING HONOURED BY GOVERNOR IKPEAZU

FEMALE MECHANICAL ENGINEERING STUDENT OF MOUAU WHO REPAIRS MOTORCYCLES FOR A LIVING HONOURED BY GOVERNOR IKPEAZU

Clement Chidinma repairing a motorcycle

Help has finally come the way of a determined lady identified as Clement Chidinma, a student of Mechanical Engineering at the Micheal Okpara University of Agriculture MOUAU as she has been honoured by the governor of Abia state.
The young lady who makes a living by repairing motorcycles had advertised her workshop “NMATECH motorcycle workshop” on her Facebook wall on December 16.
Five days later (December 22), she was honored by the Abia state Governor Okezie Ikpeazu who pledged to support her.
Not only is she excelling in a male – dominated career, she’s also practicing her course of study even before graduation.