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Someone got toasted, & the fever go so high that she couldnt control her goose pimple any more.. ? ![]() Abeg next!! |
Bros, whats the price range of 20000 to 30000 mah of power banks? Best price pls, I want to compare & order shaperly |
Yeah, called Enterpro as usual & sent him airtime, he responded just fast & effective like in previous times. Btw, am tired of the predictions and failings, prefer to pay for services that are good as they come. |
lynpetra: .Nne, gbachi ha nkiti, ha niile bu umuaka |
irun-obo:Wait wait, what exactly is your problem? Why are u sounding like a waste from a mad hyena? What precisely is eating you? Are you having family problems? Did u at anytime had an accident that affected your brain case? Were you born carelessly when condoms were costly? Did you quarrel recently with ur hole driller? Are u a product of condom leakage or from the use of expired ones? What? Eh! Ppl from the village are after you? Just tell me your problems ok, let me know how to help you out. |
EnterPRO: bros, I hope you know that if both matches end this way, adeinfinit will be the winner and not you, unless he has won before, which he hasn't.bros, but thats the score which I also believe in, incase we win am abeg u go share the data between us be that oh |
The primary responsibility of any government is security. Our current government has failed completely in terms of security and crisis management. There is no excuse for a corporate leader who blames his competitors for his inability to steer a company to profit. GEJ has all the nation's security apparatus under his control and if he can't crush every saboteurs even if its from opposition Party or any Northern Leader then he has no reason sitting in Aso Rock enjoying tax payers' N3million daily on food alone. What we want is result not excuses!!! |
Netherlands 3-1 Mexico Costa Rica 2-1 Greece |
It's been years since Google has given its Android platform as fresh a face as this. The mobile platform's new look doesn't have a name yet (lollipop?), but it's here to tie things together. What we're seeing today are mostly the design highlights from Android L. Android's Matias Duarte outlined his team's concept of material design, which will work to bring together tablets and phones, mostly by using cards, it seems like. It's pretty! It relies on an exposed navigation bar and material that can pop out and reform intelligently. App developers can specify an "elevation value," and has guidelines that lets the UI adapt to different screensizes, of where there are dozens and dozens for Android hardware. The UI also includes rich, animated touch feedback, to make for a more responsive experience and more seamless transitions. Here are a few looks at what that means in practice. If all of that sounds like jargon (basically if you're a non-dev), here's a walkthrough of what Gmail looks like now. It's got new typography that works as effectively on small screens (think smartwatch) and large (think giant tablet), with the same designs on every screen. Thanks to Polymer, which Google announced last year, it'll find its way easily to desktop applications as well. They'll all work at 60FPS on the web. User Experience The first of the new features Google wants to highlight is the one you'll care most about: UI. Expect more animations, more touch feedback. Your interactions don't exist in two dimensions, but three. Case in point, the phone dialer, which has ripple touch effects and material colors that really pop. We've obviously seen animations before, but in action here it actually looks zippy instead of slowing the device down. Your mileage is going to vary depending on your device, of course. It may spell trouble for aging handsets. Notifications Notifications are getting some tweaks as well; they've been streamlined so that you can have access to everything—and be able to interact with it—from the lockscreen. Double tap on a notification to launch the app, swipe to dismiss, and swipe away to access your device. It's definitely more visually appealing! There are also "heads up" notifications now, that appear on the top of the display (as in iOS) that you can swipe away. A Smarter Lockscreen PINs and lockscreens pattern unlocks are almost never not dumb and annoying. Android L is adding something called "personal unlocking," which knows if you're wearing an Android (Wear)-powered watch and keeps your phone unlocked, because it knows you're there (or that someone stole your watch, too). Chrome It's not just look and feel that are getting an update; Chrome is getting a lot of love on mobile as well. It's getting a major redesign—including some of that material design fanciness—which means more cards! There are some nice touches; if you search for Starry Night, colors from the painting will be applied to the test bars you see. Open multitasking, and you get a card for each of your tabs. Which will be pretty panic-inducing if you—like me and maybe everyone—has way too many tabs open at any given time. There's also a new App Indexing UI (pay attention devs!), the main takeaway for Android users being that if you're in Chrome and click an OpenTable link, you'll get sent straight to the restaurant page in the OpenTable app. But because everything is a card, it all feels seamless. Another benefit of apps communicating even better? If you're looking up the Ferry Building in Google Earth, the Google Search bar will remember, and show you the Google Earth result. That'll work for any apps that want to join in, not just Google products. Performance Another more dev-facing development, but you should see the benefits as an end user. There's a new runtimem called ART, which was written from the ground up to support ARM, x86, and MIPS, and gives a 2x performance benefit without devs having to lift a little dev finger. It's also 64-bit compatible, more memory efficient, and has a pretty relatable name. Graphics Google's committed to catching up with Direct X 11, and is including Android expansion packs with things like shaders and tessilations. A look at Unreal Engine 4 running on some Nvidia hardware looked great, but when do graphics demos not! The claim is PC-level graphics performance in devices coming as soon as this fall, which would be great, but maybe worth unpacking that grain of salt you have handy. Battery Project Volta has the best name-for-something we've seen so far, possibly this year? It's a way to make battery life more efficient. It provides lots of stats so devs can see what's sucking power and why, while the job scheduler API keeps apps limited when power's running low. There's also a new Battery Saver mode, which cuts off Wi-Fi and display power. Like airplane mode with superpowers. It reportedly will squeeze out an extra 90 minutes of battery time for you. Tying the Platform Together What Google also made clear is that L isn't just about your phone or tablet. It's about bringing together a broad range of products—including some that don't exist yet—whether they're watches or cars or home gear. So far they're short on details, which is understandable; a lot of the parts involved are still unknowns. But Google definitely has the pieces in place to make that happen; voice recognition, context awareness, and now a unified design that helps devices of not just different sizes but entirely different purposes communicate more easily. So far the L release is just a quick preview, so we can expect a whole lot more once it finally actually launches this fall (including a real name). But in the meantime, it looks like the biggest gains are going to be in that unified design, one that's flat and layered and animated, in ways that are definitely fun to look—and hopefully not a strain on your system. Source: http://gizmodo.com/android-l-release-everything-you-need-to-know-1595912430 |
leggo: incase you dont know caning children is illegal in Nigeria..See this Oponjo, where e dey for constitution? Tel us make we learn Btw, this is last year's thread, August precisely...I no go blame Seun, na nairalanders wey no want create threads in 2014 dey cause am |
I don tire for today oh, which kind scarcity of front page topics wey dey happen today na? I don refresh nairaland tire! |
I don tire for today oh, which kind scarcity of front page topics wey dey happen today na? I don refresh nairaland tire! |
dolapobello1: I knew all along (from experience), that it was a boil.Dude, u should go check on his "From PHCN, with Love". Dammmit! that's his piece I love most! |
The chicken crossed the road because of the too many open letters in recent times!!! |
I dont gerrit peepz...does it mean Nokia has signed up with google for Android? When? How? Where? Hope its not what am thinking oo, remembered when Nokia bought up the whole percentage shares of Symbian Inc. from other giant mobile phone manufacturers and had the exclusive right to it. Alright, if it is true then lets go there! Let the dawn of a new competition begin!! |
OMG!!! I'm stupified to what I saw there! An addiction on a totaly different league! 266 pages plus on Naruto thread, I mean thats so weird!!! |
Let me read through d link, will comment after |
Am a Batch B copper posted to Ikom. Am stil looking for accomodation oh pls. Any Batch C outgoing copper here that wants to give off his/her apartment? Pls i need to get a lodge asap cos am stil in d family house. Pls reach me on 07030933924 |
I think i need to order one myself now... Anyone with an idea on how to get it shipped fast? |
SanDisk is claiming the title of world's fastest memory card with the new Extreme Pro CFast 2.0. SanDisk on Friday announced the world's fastest memory card boasting read speeds of up to 450 MB/s and write speeds of up to 350 MB. SanDisk claims that the 120 GB SanDisk Extreme Pro CFast 2.0 is capable of transferring a 100 GB file in only four minutes because it's the first card to utilize the CFast 2.0 specification. "With the SanDisk Extreme Pro CFast 2.0 card, we are enabling a next generation card format to meet the needs of high-end professional cinematographers," said Dinesh Bahal, vice president, product marketing, SanDisk. "These cards will enable new digital solutions for professional filmmakers looking to embrace technologies such as high-quality 4K video, and are another example of SanDisk's innovation and leadership in flash memory storage." The CFast 2.0 specification is designed for professional video and photography applications. The list of early adopters includes Canon, ARRI, and Codes, as well as SanDisk. Motion picture equipment manufacturer ARRI's documentary-style ARRI AMIRA will record to CFast 2.0 cards at launch. The SanDisk Extreme Pro CFast 2.0 memory cards are apparently already available in the US and Europe but no word on price just yet. www.tomshardware.com/news/sandisk-fastest-memory-card-cfast-2.0,24267.html#xtor=RSS-980 |
jay2k: as if u ve forgoton dat david mark is loyal to Gej. nd dat dea wea evil amachree has been coverin for amaechi,wich mark may want to unvail nd possibly iniate an impeachement process if it paradventure worth it,,all in d bead to plz im oga @ d top..d situation is not quit rossy for him ooo...am not realy happy about it joooorr..have u also forgoten that Tambuwal is sympathetic to the cause of Amaechi? Abi u no read where dem write say House of Reps go follow handle the matter? Did i even hear u say Mark is loyal to GEJ? Buhehehehehe. Amaechi & the State speaker is so safe frm any form of impeachment now, if u dont knw |
chukwunoble: i advice u guys to runs ur posting to akamkpa L G A,dr r many stone company dr,i served at GOSSA in akamkpa,am working dr nw,just forgt abt calabar town s expencive,remembr life after nysc,if u nee any assistant call 08039293528bro thanks a lot. Am interested in coming over after camping, am coming frm Imo state, bt finished frm Uniport. What exactly do u mean by stone company? A construction company or what? |
Lets go there! |
Uniport graduates? Cross Rivers all the way! Hurray! Lets link up 07030933924 |
4llerbuntu: that is not true especially not on etisalat.I so much love this guy! Talk about Certainty, talk about facts! U got my admiration brother! I have started implementing those infos u gave me, wld surely get back to you |
[quote author=4llerbuntu][/quote]My brother, I am so perpetually indebted to you! Thanks so much for the pains u took to help a brother, @F.k.O kazekage, thanks too Now, what Fadinus said is freaking the hell out of me oh, is it true that I cant get 3G/4G network? |
What !!! |
Great thanks to 4llerbuntu, Leopantro & others...u guys run diz thread real good, actually I dont know how to lay my case down without being a nuisance... last time i was here, i came to seek info on android device that will be good to have, now I got one, I hope is ok? HTC Inspire 4G, Android V2.3.3, Memory 768mb, Camera 8mp, i dnt knw wat kernel means but the version is 2.6.35.10-gd2564fb. Its dark brown wit at&t written at the back. am actually new to android, just learning it, bt it doesnt have file manager, i cant even send/receive tins via bluetooth with my Nokia 5800. Can I upgrade it to JB? How? Wat does rooting mean? How do I even browse with it? My etisalat said it can't be configured over the air, dat i shld visit their centre. Where do I download Android apps - games, wallpapers, themes, actually am begining to get low spirit buying the phone cos notin seems to move fine yet, & the battery doesnt last long, just 1350mah or so (can i buy a higher battery? help me out plss nairalanders, I beg & pardon my ignorance |
I-B.:Maka chukwu ihe nile afotola! Alrite, lets wait for National NWC counter-action on this!!! |
Abegi ! Anybody wey view my topic again cum leave without comment, sumtin go fire im nyash |
YOUR TYPE GIVE WOMEN A BAD IMAGE AND YOU BE ASHAMED OF YOUR BITCHY ATTITUDE. UGLY THING 