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Samwell247:
Will it work for blogger

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If she happens to be your girlfriend nko?

I have found this video on youtube, and I've used it several times without any issues.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwzg51ZU_Fs

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To connect mouse, keyboard and monitor feel free to use …
– a HDMI-adapter,
– an USB-adapter,
– a Bluetooth mouse and/or keyboard,
– screen mirroring or casting apps
– a docking station
– …

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The multi-window Leena Launcher (beta) brings the desktop operating system experience to your android device by extending Android with a native desktop user interface. It is not really an “OS” by it own means, but we work hard that feels like one

Attach mouse and keyboard, connect a monitor (or TV) and you are ready to go!

No rooting, no alienating user interface, no messing up of Android internals, no hacks. Leena Launcher is “just” an android app that seamlessly integrates into Android ecosystem and allows to use Android as a full blown desktop operating system. It allows you to use your mobile device where you previously defaulted back to a laptop or desktop PC. Comfortably write long emails, browse on a larger screen, or do some heavy work, or do whatever you like to do.

The Leena Launcher comes with the following apps included:

– a native file manager app
– a native web-browser app
– a native launcher app
– a native video player app (via file manager)
– a native image viewer app (via file manager)
– several web apps

Let us know how you like it in the comment box below!

Have fun!

download here:
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henryobinna:
all manufacturers do not come from Asia.

correct that,then I may answer why.

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The first major update to Google Allo, version 2.0, added a number of much-needed improvements. However, WhatsApp users may note that chat themes are still missing in Allo. Google has managed to enable some hidden themes included with the update, which can be enabled on a per-user basis.

These are just a few of the numerous themes already inside the Allo APK, presumably waiting for Google to flip the server-side switch. 9to5Google did not share the method used to unlock the themes, only saying it was done on a rooted phone. If you want to gander at all the hidden themes, go visit the source link below.

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[size=14pt]Is the future of smartphones in the hands of the Asian companies?[/size]

It’s impossible to answer that question with 100% certainty, but at first glance I would say yes. However, geographically speaking, we risk losing control to another part of Asia: India has the potential to become a big competitor.

The Indian market is also very big and very different. According to a local analyst, India could be “the new China for smartphones”. Only time will tell.

In your opinion, how will the competition develop in the smartphone market? Will Samsung keep their hands on the top spot?

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When California-based Google bought Android, the latter was just a small start-up business that had created a popular operating system. Now found in most of smartphones worldwide, the company’s American-made OS is in fact the one element found on phones that isn’t made in Asia, seeing as all manufacturers come from that side of the planet. Wonder why? Let’s divulge!

An Asian wave washed over the smartphone market and drowned everything in its path, including the american company Motorola who didn’t manage to remain independent. Most manufacturers come from Asia and a vast majority of them come from the China.

Why are there no American smartphones (other than Apple)? Or smartphones made in Europe? There are several reasons.
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The cost of manual labor[/size]

To create (and sell) a product, you need money. This money is invested in production and other sales/marketing techniques used to advertize the phone on the market. The bigger the market gets, the more phones need to be produced and sold. Now, imagine a huge market: 1.3 billion people, many of whom are potential clients. In other words, it’s possible to sell a lot. At the same time, in this same market, production costs are relatively low. Do you see where I’m going with this? So, now imagine that manufacturers export outside of their market, maintaining a low production cost but selling on markets where they can increase their price.

China is a huge market made up of more than a billion people.

You may think that this is the case in China but not elsewhere. The (few) others, meaning LG and Samsung, work under the same system and have branches in China. On the contrary, they struggle to get a piece of an already competitive market.

This doesn’t completely answer the question since many non-Asian companies would move to China to cut their production costs. On a large scale, transport costs wouldn’t be an important factor (we’re talking about smartphones being delivered around the world, not local car costs, of course).


[size=14pt]Pricing strategy[/size]

As we discovered from some tests, the Chinese tend to produce phones with characteristics of a top of the range phone, but with a mid-range price. Why? Because they want to be nice? No, because they’re trying to take over the market and this is a technique to help them do this. As for Samsung and LG, they continue to produce top of the range phones without actually being innovative.

Does this technique work? At first glance, we could say yes but it’s still too early to tell. What is certain is that top of the range phones at a mid-range price, like Honor 8, are quickly becoming popular. However, cutting the prices in this way is dangerous on several levels. If, for one reason or another (for example, financial problems?), one of the companies raises their prices, it would anger customers and they would consequently turn to the competition.

However, truly top of the range devices aren’t subject to price reductions. The best devices grind the mid-range market into dust allowing them to move in on the customers. So, the Galaxy S7 Edge goes unfazed by the Honor 8, for example.

[size=14pt]Local advantages[/size]

Our Asian friends are legally and economically more relaxed than we are. It must be pointed out that, with smartphones, copyrights and patents are frequently infringed. Several possible solutions: either the companies spend their time paying the compensation and interests, or they find an alternative option.


It’s as well that the “cross-licensing agreement” is used, an interesting alternative that allows a group of companies to grant rights to their intellectual property to the other companies in the group. This exchange of ideas saves a lot of time, especially in courts. Economically, this ups the competition between the companies (who can be competitive with each other) and closes off part of the market to newcomers that threaten their place in the market.

Reduced prices for Asian smartphones are often raised again upon their arrival in the Western world, particularly in the US. Phone operators add a margin to the price, depending on the chosen tariff plan. In Europe, buying the smartphone without a SIM card is becoming popular so they are less affected by this, but in the US, it’s a different situation. This is one of the reasons why the US market is tough for asian manufacturers.

[size=14pt]Going of the beaten track[/size]

While the Western world tends to use traditional advertising methods, Asian companies don’t hesitate to copy (as we have seen many times with the Samsung/Apple disputes) and to innovate.

Xiaomi’s CEO, for example, announced that it could maintain a relatively long renewal period, around 18 months compared with 6 months for many other manufacturers. Why? For several reasons, but the main reason is the price of components is likely to go down, which presents a profitable opportunity for Xiaomi.

Source: http://arewatech.ga/android-apps-games-of-the-week-october-2016/

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[size=14pt]5. Halfpipe Hero[/size]

Halfpipe Hero is an arcade style skateboarding game. You play as a skateboarder going ham on a halfpipe. Tap when the board is vertical to land, tap to grind, or tap to do tricks. Everything you do requires just one finger. The longer you go without falling the higher your score will be. Halfpipe Hero has great retro-inspired graphics and it becomes addictive very quick. See how many tricks you can land on your first try.


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[size=14pt]4. Shootout in Mushroom Land[/size]

Shootout in Mushroom Land is easiest described as Mario with guns. The gameplay and design looks a lot like the classic Mario platformers, but with a few twists. Your character can be equipped with guns, helmets, grenades, and jetpacks. The goal is to make it through levels and collect map pieces. You’ve never seen this much blood in a Mario game.

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[size=14pt]3. Hangar[/size]

Hangar is an app that puts your favorite and most used apps in your notification shade. By default, the Hangar bar shows your most used apps, but you can also pin your favorite apps to the front of the list. Conversely, you can hide specific apps from ever showing in the bar. Hangar supports icon packs so the bar can look just as good as your home screen. Hangar also keeps track of app usage statistics.

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[size=14pt]2. Forest Live Wallpaper[/size]

Live wallpapers aren’t as popular as they once were, but Forest Live Wallpaper might change your mind. It features an animated landscape of trees and mountains that reflect the real weather conditions from your area. The clouds, rain, snow, and wind can all change depending on the weather. The color also changes to match the time of day. It’s like your own little virtual environment that exists on your home screen.

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Every week, hundreds of Android apps and games are submitted to the Play Store. If you’re not paying attention 24/7, it’s easy to miss some of the best stuff. Each week I will highlight five of the best new or overlooked apps and games. You’re sure to find some hidden gems in these recommendations. Go forth and download!

[size=14pt]1. SayIt[/size]

Audiobooks have become very popular in recent years. SayIt is an app that brings the audio-book experience to any text on your phone. All you have to do is find something to read, tap the built-in Android share button, and select SayIt from the list. The app will immediately start reading the text. You can then stop, pause, or change the language from the notification bar. SayIt can also read from your clipboard.

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It be like say it's been long since the guy watch Premier League last.

We'll be waiting sha!

benzems:
How to add breaking news widget to blog

WordPress or Blogger ?

between all the 3 product you are marketing which one of em works??

I want 1

how much

Marvel1206:
na the spelling bedis?

thats how it sounds

komop-shi-mita.


those that watches K-Drama knows what I mean.

[size=14pt]Note: If the person on the other end doesn’t have video calling enabled yet they’ll just get a voice call. You’ll still be able to see the video calling UI, though. The call log shows that as a video call, but tapping the video button just pulls up an error message.

SO SHARE THIS ARTICLE WITH YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY SO THEY CAN DOWNLOAD & INSTALL THE LATEST (BETA) VERSION & YOU CAN VIDEO CALL EACH OTHER FOR FREE.[/size]

link: http://arewatech.ga/enable-video-call-feature-whatsapp/

[size=14pt]Source: http://arewatech.ga/enable-video-call-feature-whatsapp/[/size]


I know there are a lot of tutorials cycling now on most Tech blogs in Nigeria about the Video Call feature on WhatsApp. But, most of them failed to tell you how to enable this feature. To get this latest and amazing feature on your device:

1st | you have to download and install the latest (beta) version of WhatsApp (download link on my blog)
2nd | Backup your chats (YOU MUST!!! if you don't want to loose your current chats)
3rd | Goto Settings >> Apps >> find WhatsApp and clear/wipe both app data and cache
last | Go back & launch your App, put your number, verify and bOoM you have ENABLED WHATSAPP VIDEO CALL FEATURE ON YOUR DEVICE

Note: If the person on the other end doesn’t have video calling enabled yet they’ll just get a voice call. You’ll still be able to see the video calling UI, though. The call log shows that as a video call, but tapping the video button just pulls up an error message.

SO SHARE THIS ARTICLE WITH YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY SO THEY CAN DOWNLOAD & INSTALL THE LATEST (BETA) VERSION & YOU CAN VIDEO CALL EACH OTHER FOR FREE.

For Pictures, Reviews, and Specs: Goto ArewaTech

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After the increasing number of leaks and guess, the phone we all have been waiting for, is now official; the BlackBerry DTEK60, the bigger brother to the DTEk50 (a re-branded Alcatel Idol 4). The Canadian company published a blog post today detailing the phone, its specification, and features, which includes many security-focused apps, as is BlackBerry’s wont.

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Hello everyone, this evening I decided to try out Glo and to my surprise the connection speed is just like that of MTN & Etisalat.
I used it to create this thread and I'm presently browsing with multi-tabs opened.

DID YOU NOTICE THE INCREASE IN SPEED

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The guy for just signed his death warrant if to say he's a Nordana

pxjosh:
Thank you. I'd go for Google's blogger for now. By the way I like the theme of ur blog, you designed it yourself?

Nop, bought it from Themeforest

pxjosh:
Good morning ArewaTech, please I need clarification between WordPress and blogger. I want to start a blog with a top-level domain. Am a bit confused about something. Does it mean that if u use blogger, I wouldn't need to worry about hosting (because as much as I know I just need to put in my custom domain, blogger does the hosting), or if I chose WordPress, I'd have to handle both hosting and domain name ( which seems like almost double cost compared to blogger). Don't know how best to explain my question.

Using Blogger you don't have to worry about hosting (same on ).
But note that both on Blogger and there are certain restrictions/limitations, which simply means You don't have complete ownership of your blog.
If you have an okay budget I'd advice you to go for Self-hosted WordPress but if you can't afford to pay for both domain name and hosting, go for Google's Blogger.