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Showing posts with label Technology. Show all posts

Friday 10 April 2020

5G MESSAGES” IS COMING – GOODBYE TO SMS/MMS

Earlier today, the three major carriers in China, China Mobile, China Telecom, and China Unicom, held an online press conference to jointly release the “5G Messages” feature.

According to reports, the 5G messaging service an upgrade of the native basic Short Message Service (SMS). For individual users, “5G Messages” will break the length limit of each message in traditional SMS.

Wednesday 8 April 2020

What You Must Know about 5G network - Tunde Oluomo

I have received lots of questions regarding 5G. From voice notes from educated and uneducated illiterates spreading the conspiracy theory. Sadly, none of these people are science or technology experts. I was planning on writing about this until I saw this. Please take your time to read and educate someone today!

π–π‘πšπ­ 𝐒𝐬 πŸ“π†? – It is the next big thing in Mobile Technology and the 5th generation of wireless communications technology. In technology, things move on very fast and technology does become obsolete quickly – remember your cassette player, vcd/dvd/blu ray players? They are sadly no more in the scheme of things.

Thursday 5 March 2020

China’s Huawei flies under the radar in Switzerland with industrial 5G networks for dairy farmers

A quiet Huawei Technologies-led 5G revolution is unfolding at the heart of Europe – in the bucolic Swiss hamlet of Taenikon.

Far from President Donald Trump’s campaign to stop the world from using the Chinese company’s technology, cows in this northern Swiss village – with its whitewashed cottages and manicured fields – wear Huawei’s 5G-connected neck-straps instead of traditional flat bells.

And in the village’s Cistercian abbey, converted into a test farm, Switzerland’s second-biggest telecommunications operator, Sunrise Communications Group, and Huawei test the next-generation 5G wireless network.
“You could call it a Fitbit for cows,” said Alexander Lehrmann, Sunrise’s chief of new business development and internet of things, referring to Fitbit’s fitness device. “It allows farmers to get complete control and insight into their health conditions at any time and from any place.”

Tuesday 15 May 2018

Google will make its paid storage plans cheaper

Google is rolling out new changes to its storage plans that include a new, low-cost storage plan and half off the price of its 2TB storage option, the company announced today. It’s also converting all Google Drive paid storage plans to Google One, perhaps in part because you’ll now have one-tap access to Google’s live customer service.

Tuesday 9 January 2018

Google is combining Android Pay and Google Wallet into one service called Google Pay

Google just announced that it’s combining all of its different payment services, including Android Pay and Google Wallet, into one unified service, simply called Google Pay.

 the new system, payment information saved in your Google account will be available everywhere you use Google products: in Chrome for web purchases, in YouTube for renewing your subscriptions, in apps on Android for in-app purchases, and at retail outlets with NFC payments.

Wednesday 7 December 2016

MOST NIGERIANS ARE BLIND FROM SEEING GOOD THINGS AND EMBRACING IT

Ademowore Adetola a.k.a Elastic
As young as I am, I think why Nigeria is not really developing is because we don't embrace new things and new development, and if at all some of us want to, we always happen to be the last people to put it to practice after so many year of development being active in so many countries.

By the time we now want to put it to practice, that development would have been out of series and would have become old things and when time now come to service or maintain such things in our country, the parts will now be difficult to get.

Friday 28 October 2016

Nine steps to keep smartphones from being hacked

Even if you keep your smartphone safe in your pocket or purse, it is still at risk for picking up a virus or leaking data to thieves. Hackers don’t need physical access to your phone to steal your personal information or infect the device with malware.

They infiltrate your phone with innocent-looking apps or link it via unsecured Wi-Fi networks. However, you can keep hackers from getting the upper hand by taking the following steps to secure your smartphone:

Thursday 6 October 2016

More trouble for Samsung as phone catches fire on plane

A United States flight was evacuated prior to takeoff when a passenger’s Galaxy Note 7 — reportedly a replacement in Samsung’s global recall — caught fire, landing the company in new controversy.
Samsung has been struggling with a recall of 2.5 million Galaxy Note 7 handsets due to complaints of exploding batteries, a problem the replacement phones are supposed to fix.

Tuesday 4 October 2016

How smartphone can help find missing children

Technology has made it possible for parents to track the movement of their children. This can prevent the children from getting lost or find them, if they are missing. Below are some useful features for this purpose:

Friday 30 September 2016

How to use smartphones in classrooms

The potential of smartphones, supported by a strong classroom management system, can be summed up with what is called ‘The Five C’s’, which are Collaborate, Communicate, Create and Coordinate/Curate. Of the 44 ideas below regarding smartphones, 12 can be accomplished with a simple mobile phone. Look at the enormous potential.

Monday 19 September 2016

Five ways smartphones can help in crime fighting

Here are five ways that you, or law enforcement agents, can use mobile  phones to fight crime:
Crime reporting: Mobile phones allow citizens to contact the police immediately and report crimes as they are happening. This can give law enforcement agents more accurate information and the ability to respond to criminal activities faster.

Saturday 10 September 2016

U.S. and Samsung tell Galaxy Note 7 owners: Power down now

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and Samsung are urging owners of the Galaxy Note 7 smartphones to stop using the devices while they work to formalize how a recall will work.
The warning comes a week afterSamsung (SSNLF) announced a voluntary recall of 2.5 million phones worldwide because of a battery problem believed to affect 0.1% of all devices. Some customers reported that their Note 7s caught fire.

Tuesday 30 August 2016

Don't trust automatic braking to prevent a crash, says AAA

Automatic braking is a great safety feature which will soon be standard on virtually all new cars in the United States. But don't trust it to keep you out of an accident, AAA says.
Automatic braking systems use cameras and sensors to slow or stop a car if there is a stopped vehicle another obstacle ahead.

Monday 29 August 2016

How to recover data from locked Android

A reader forgot her password and could not get access  to her phone. So she formatted her device and that resulted in her losing valuable data.
Realising that many users may have similar challenge of recovering data from a locked phone, we have brought you information with the help of http://www.androiddata-recovery.com on ways you can unlock your phone without losing valuable data. Here are the two major ways.

Tuesday 23 August 2016

How to access WhatsApp on your computer

Source: Gadget Clinic •http://techwelkin.com
If you’re busy at work and you feel like chatting with somebody on WhatsApp, you can do that on your computer with the aid of an app designed for that purpose.
The web service is compatible with WhatsApp mobile apps on Android, iOS, Windows Phone, Blackberry and Nokia’s S60 or S40 phones. Your phone also needs to have a rear-facing camera and WhatsApp has to be turned on.

Wednesday 3 August 2016

Seven charging mistakes that kill your iPhones

Old iPhones stop working sooner than the owners expected because charging habits slowly damage their batteries.   Here are seven charging habits that are killing your iPhone:

Thursday 28 July 2016

Apple sells its billionth iPhone

Apple announced the sale of its billionth iPhone on Wednesday, nine years after the smartphone first went on sale.
"We never set out to make the most, but we've always set out to make the best products that make a difference," Apple CEO Tim Cook said at an employee meeting on Wednesday, according to a statement. "Thank you to everyone at Apple for helping change the world every day."

Wednesday 6 July 2016

5 Tips to Free up Space on Your Android Device

Today’s Android smartphones have both inbuilt phone memories which should be enough to store movies, songs, apps and documents.
However, sooner or later your device may become slow, sluggish and unresponsive because it is filled with all sorts of unnecessary data.

To create more room on your device, Jumia Travel, shares 5 tips on how to gain more space on your Android device. Uninstall unused apps. Apps are tempting to download because it boosts interest, enhances engagement and ensures ease of access to services.

Sunday 26 June 2016

HOW TO PROPERLY CHARGE A PHONE'S BATTERY [Nigeria]

Hello everyone. I've been searching through internet about that topic and I decided to share with you what I just found in a certain website:


How to properly charge a phone’s battery: stop charging from zero to 100% and other tips​

Extend your battery's lifespan with these top tips, including how often you should charge your phone's battery.

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