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The first smartphone assembling plant in Nigeria has been launched by AfriOne Limited in Lagos state.
The plant is to providing the first indigenously produced smartphones in Nigeria as well as other consumer devices.
The opening of AfriOne assembly plant launched with the unveiling of the Champion and Gravity range of smartphones but would still offer a wide range of gadgets, ranging from tablets to android smart watches.
Furthermore, the Lagos state government signed a Memorandum of Understanding with AfriOne stating that over 5,000 students currently studying in the state's varsities will benefit from broad-base knowledge on how to deploy Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) for personal and organisational empowerment.
This partnership will help create direct and indirect jobs for the youth in Lagos state.

http://www.yukhub.com/402/nigeria-first-smartphone-assembling-plant-lauched

[1] Bulgaria
Bulgarian Cup
16:00 Litex Lovech – Ludogorets Razgrad| Double chance Ludogorets Razgrad to win/draw and under 4.5 goals @ 1.55.
[2] Norway
NM Cup
17:00 Vidar FK –Haugesund FK| Bet on Haugesund FK to win and over 2.5 goals @ 1.40.
Haugesund FK to win and over 1.5 goals @ 1.65.
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[1] England
Premier League
19:45 Arsenal FC– Leicester City |Bet on over 2.5 goals @ 1.45.
[2] England
Premier League
20:00 Crystal Palace – Tottenham Hotspur| Bet on over 2.5 goals @ 1.60.
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seunlly:
Buh phone iz an option right....

Yea.. Not anyhow phone but a good standard smartphone would do

seunlly:
zo if I don't have a laptop I can't become a blogger....

Blogging with a PC Or Laptop is more easy than using a phone

[1] England
Championship
19:45 Wolverhampton W… – Huddersfield Town| Bet on under 1.5 goals in first half @ 1.35.
Huddersfield Town draw no bet @ 1.75.
[2] England
League One
19:45Walsall FC– Port Vale FC| Bet on under 1.5 goals in first half @ 1.40.
Walsall FC draw no bet @ 1.60.
First half draw @ 2.00.
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seunlly:
op how can I become a blogger

To be a blogger you have to be ready to dedicate your time and energy to your blog. Then choose your niche you want to blog on, get a laptop and then you create your blog. You can use either blogger or wordpress Platform

vanemciver:
Please, anything about 404 errors and other technical issues concerning blogs/ websites?...Some posts on my website have refused to open after I launched the website on Sunday night. Please do help me out, not sure of what to do.

What your blog link and what platform are you using.. wordpress or blogger

Achillesdam500:
Please I need your recommendations

Try Nortons, AVG or McAfee these are the best antivirus for android

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[1] England
Championship
19:45 Newcastle United – Preston North End| Bet on under 1.5 goals in first half @ 1.50.
[2] Spain
Primera Division
19:45 SD Eibar– Athletic Bilbao| Bet on over 0.5 goals in first half @ 1.40.
SD Eibar draw no bet @ 1.85.
[3] Germany
Regionalliga West
18:30FC Cologne II– Rot-Weiss Essen| Bet on under 1.5 goals in first half @ 1.40.
Half time correct score = 0:0 @ 2.65.
Half time / Full time = x/1 @ 5.
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Barzinime:
Send SMS on its own & touch not responding well until I updated my antivirus & did a full scan

Use your antivirus to find the app involve and uninstall the app

Barzinime:
Op nice 1 Came exactly when I needed it Phone started misbehaving since yesterday

As in What way

Funkybabee:
pls my phone usually open app for itself whenever am browsing the wahala too much especially uc browser, it will keep pop on whenever am chating or browsing like this what can I do

Thats a sign of malware on your phone.. First try to see if you can find the app that you think is the suspect of the problem and unintall it, if the problem still persist you have to run a factory reset or reinstall you OS

Achillesdam500:
Please who can recommend an app to get rid of malware on my phone

There are no andriod app to get rid of malware only apps to prevent your phones from malware

luveu:
op how about reseting my phone, will data or messages on my whatsApp still b intact?

When you do the factory reset it clears everything and makes the phone like a new one

Cc Mynd44, lalaticlala

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[1] Spain
Segunda B Group I
16:00Racing Santander– Caudal Deportivo| Double chance Racing Santander to win/draw and over 1.5 goals @ 1.30.
[2] Germany
3. Liga
13:00RW Erfurt– Preussen Munster | Double chance RW Erfurt to win/draw and under 3.5 goals @ 1.70.

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Android malware is becoming harder to detect for the average smartphone user who pays little, if any, attention to security. Fortunately, most malware creators are not rocket scientists, and a user does not have to be a computer scientist to combat them.
Adding the following clues together could reveal the presence of malware on Your Andriod Smartphone:

1. Bad Battery Life
Android users who don’t perform a lot of battery straining activities have a good idea of how long their battery should last. Malware gives itself away when batteries mysteriously drain quicker than usual. That’s usually due to adware, spam-like malware that shows app users an inordinate amount of ads. Continuously displaying aggressive adware will impact heavily on battery life.
Whether the malware is hiding in plain sight by pretending to be a regular application or trying to stay hidden from the user, abnormal battery drainage can often give away the presence of an Android infection.

2. Dropped Calls And Disruptions
Mobile malware can affect ongoing or incoming calls. Dropped calls or strange disruptions during a conversation could indicate the existence of mobile malware that is interfering. But most at times our various service providers here in nigeria may be the cause, but if not then some strand of mobile malware could be the culprit. It is possible that someone or something is trying to eavesdrop on conversations or perform other suspicious activities.

3. Inordinately Large Phone Bills
Android malware often infects devices and starts sending SMS (text) messages to premium-rated numbers. While these effects are easily seen in your phone bill, not all malware programs are obviously greedy. They may send an SMS message just once a month to avoid suspicions, or they may uninstall themselves after punching a serious hole in your budget. Whether you use a monthly plan or a pay-as-you-go subscription, checking your bill should make it easy to figure out such message-sending malware has found its way onto a device.

4. Data Plan Spikes
Malware that smuggles data from your device to a third-party can often be detected by an examination of your data plan bill. Significant changes in your download or upload patterns could be a sign that someone or something has control over your device. Setting up data meter quotas might help figure out if a device has been compromised by data broadcasting malware. It will also help dodge high phone bills.

5. Clogged Performance
Depending on device hardware specifications, malware infestation may cause serious performance problems as it tries to read, write or broadcast data from your smartphone. Anybody that has ever had a PC infected with malware should be familiar with this. Imagine rebooting a device several times a day because background-running malware consumes too much processing power to let apps work properly. Performance clogging is yet another sign that malware might be present on your device. Checking RAM (Random Access Memory) use or CPU load could reveal the presence of malware that’s actively running on the device.

Stay Safe And Be Mindful
The Android versions most targeted by malware are the common ones – Gingerbread 2.3, Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0, Jelly Bean 4.1. Kitkat 4.2 Android users with these builds have an 88% chance of having their mobile phone infected with malware according to the Android Developer Dashboard.
In the event that you do find yourself with malware on your Android, there are a couple of options.
First, delete the offending app. Even if the app is deleted, malware may still linger. You may have to completely reset your smartphone by going into the settings menu and peforming a “factory reset,” which will clear the memory of the device.
A variety of paid and free security apps are available in the Google Play Android app store to help prevent apps from doing bad things. If you use your Android smartphone for business, your IT department likely has security solutions to help you purge any malware.
In general, it is wise to scrutinize each and every permission an Android app asks for – many apps ask for invasive permissions when they don’t need them. Even apps packed with aggressive adware have a knack for collecting more data than they would ordinarily need to perform adequately. Be sure to read your permissions before clicking “accept.”

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MhizTenderly:
Thankyou.

You're Welcome

MhizTenderly:
My brother's antivirus app detected a malware in his phone, what is he gonna do? The phone is behaving.

If he could locate the app that has the malware he should uninstall it, and if it still show signs of the malware he has to backup his necesary files and flash the phone

Here Are Easy Ways To Write A Powerful And Addictive Introduction For Your Blog Post

1. Make Your First Sentence Stick
If your blog post needs to make a positive impact on your reader, the first sentence should be able to do that. It should be able tostick in the brain of the readerand make them understand what the post is all about.
2. Give Reasons
Whenever you are writing, always remember that your words are significant. For someone to stop what they’re doing and give you their attention, you need to give them a solid reason why they should do so. And there’s no better place to do that other than in your introductory paragraph.
3. Make Use Of Comparisons
Every reader already has their “truth”. Try and relate to that in your introduction and you will have them on your side.
Try to show a comparison that bridges what they know and what you want them to know.
4. Make Your Opening Controversial
The human mind is programmed by nature to not swallow every piece of information hook, line, and sinker. We sometimes enjoy controversial issues. This is even more so when the controversy stems from someone we trust and see as an authority.
Persuading people to read your blog posts does not depend on just having several posts on your site; rather, it depends on the value the readers place on those posts.
5. Tell An Interesting Story
Who doesn’t like listening to stories? … No one.
Most people enjoy stories, especially when they’re interesting, informative, and entertaining. One of the qualities of a good copywriter is mastering the art of storytelling. Look around the internet today, and you will see the impact of this.
6. Keep The Introduction Short
People love reading shorter sentences which they can easily understand.
When writing, try as much as possible to avoid long, complicated sentences because a lot of readers find it difficult to comprehend them. Minimize the use of unnecessary adverbs, adjectives, and words that hardly help make your point clear.
7. Use Simple, Exact Words
This is not the right time to showcase your grammatical prowess; excessive use of grammaror jargon can actually scare away a lot of your readers. Try and use words that can easily be understood without consulting a dictionary.
Your readers are not linguistics students, and they may never be comfortable if you try to talk to them in complex English.
8. Make Your Topic Unique
It is almost impossible to see a topic out there on the internet that has not been talked about by someone.
Most things are simply being recycled from one blogger to another. You can avoid falling into the trap of doing what everyone else is doing by making your post unique, even if the idea is not.
Change the way a topic has been presented, and add in your unique voice or touch to it
9. Agitate And Offer
It’s hard to find someone who doesn’t have a problem.
People are seeking for solutions to their various problems, and they will readily listen to anyone who understands their plight and perhaps has a solution for their challenges. You need toidentify the troublethey are having,concentrate and lay more emphasison the problem, and then offer them a solution.
When you lay emphasis on the problem, it’s not because you are cruel, it’s because you really want to show compassion. You simply let the reader know that you understand their plight and that you can solve their problem because of your experience in handling similar cases.
10. Make Predictions
Just imagine telling your readers ten years ago that in the next decade, footballers would be earning up to $600,000 every week. You would then be one of the respected voices in the football world today because your prediction came true.
Make mind-boggling predictions in your introduction. Your readers will stick around and finish the post just so they won’t loose any insight into the industry you are so knowledgeable about.
However, be sure you have a thorough knowledge of the subject before making any predictions; otherwise, you will look stupid when you say something really wrong.
Making predictions comes from your ability to analyze situations and critically think far ahead into the future.

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Your smartphone is most at times precious than your wallet, your keys and in some cases, but we all have that nagging guilt that we don't do enough to protect our devices beyond perhaps having a four digit pass code. So here are some few tips to help secure your smartphones.

1. Update your software
Whether you are running iOS, Android or Windows Phone i would always advise you to grab the latest version of the OS available. This can be a little difficult with Android updates often taking a little while to go through manufacturer and network testing but is well worth it.
Part of the reason we suggest grabbing the latest OS is because it comes with all the added bonuses whether it's the Control Center of iOS7 or the clear bars on Android KitKat, but also because a lot of security loopholes will have been closed.
These updates don't just pop up in major iterations either; Apple is currently pushing out iOS 7.0.6 in order to close a problem associated with using Apple devices on an unsecured network.
Most manufacturers allow you to set your phone to check for updates automatically, so always make sure this box is ticked.

2. Use a secure lock screen
It seems almost nonsensical in this day and age to not have a basic password on your lock screen, even if it is a basic one. One of the first things we'd suggest is to navigate into your device's security settings and enable a pass lock.
There are obvious benefits to having even a basic lock, but whilst face lock of Android might seem fun it isn't the most secure system out there, with many Google devices rating the effectiveness of each security system so you can make an informed choice.
Pattern unlocks and pins are some of the most secure but if you can handle the hassle we'd always suggest a full alphanumeric password. Also ensure that any boxes that say "make passwords visible" are also unticked.
If you want to take it one step further then we'd also recommend changing your pass code regularly in case someone spots what you've typed in over your shoulder.

3. Install antivirus software
One of the biggest threats that could see data leaked is the less-than-humble virus. The problem isn't as widespread as on desktop computers, and if you don't download dodgy software chances are that within a 2 year contract you won't come across anything malicious, but there is still a credible threat out there.
The problem appears to be less hazardous for iPhones thanks to Apple's strict controlling of the App store.
The open source nature of Android makes it a lot more vulnerable, as malicious apps can be sideloaded onto the device without being checked by Google. In both cases this is something that can be countered through the use of mobile Antivirus software.
The likes of McAfee, AVG and Lookout grace both the iOS App Store and the Google Play store for added security, but obviously be careful of any apps that seem a little suspicious.
If you're really worried check out the manufacturer's website as most will come with a link to their mobile app.

4. Disable apps from untrusted sources and don't root or jailbreak
Whilst it can often be a nice idea to download and install apps that aren't found on the App Store or Google Play Store, these apps tend to be the ones that are less secure. Google, Apple and Microsoft, as well as the likes of BlackBerry, keep tabs on the apps that are on their app portals.
This means apps that contain malicious code are likely to have been removed before you install them.
Rooting your Android phone or jailbreaking your iPhone can also prove really dangerous, especially if you don't know what you're doing. This is because it breaks down your OS and provides you access to the basic code within and if you can get access, malicious code has a much easier route to making changes too.
If you're more familiar with the world of rooting and jailbreaking then you'll have taken measures to ensure the security of your device - so make sure you're certain you know what you want when altering your handset.

5. Use lock code apps and vaults
One thing that can be particularly important for protecting vital messages and pictures is to add a second layer of security. If you've got a pass code that somehow manages to get into the wrong hands then all your data could potentially be at risk.
With another app you can then add another layer of security by protecting apps with a second code. Vault apps also allow you to be safe by storing all the files that you want to secure within a dedicated area of your device or on an SD card, as well as being able to wipe the data after unsuccessful log in attempts.
Most New Smartphones features a fingerprint scanner to hide certain parts of your phone too - It might not be the easiest thing to use, but at least you can be doubly secure that nobody can get into the places you want hidden.

http://www.yukhub.com/334/5-tips-on-how-to-secure-your-smartphone

1. Czech Druha Liga
Cesko Budejovice vs Banik Ostrava
Bet on Cesko Budejovice @3.00
2. Sweden Allsvenskan
Elfsborg vs Orebro
Bet on Elfsborg @1.67

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nedu2000:
That *# *# 4636#*#* isn't working

It works you have to dial it on your dial pad it would bring up something like this

TGM2015:
Thanks for the info.

You're welcome

Nice write up

Sometimes, we notice our phones gets hotter than usual and the funny part is most smartphone users are acquainted to it and now see it as a norm for a phone to be very hot while in use. Don't get it twisted, on a normal circumstance, a smartphone should be hot while in use but it shouldn't be too hot to the extent of making the user uncomfortable. So without wasting much time, let's see the causes and solutions to smartphone overheating problems.

REASONS WHY SMARTPHONE OVERHEATS AND SOLUTIONS

1. Battery Problems
One of the major causes why smartphones heat up is from the battery; some phones uses fake batteries and this is detrimental and can even result to explosion as we saw on the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 last year. For the solution, you can check the battery status by dialing *#*#4636#*#* for information on your phone. If you see anything other than “good” in the section labeled “Battery Status”, you might need to change your battery.
Also, some smartphones normally heat up while charging especially phones that supports fast charging and using the phone during charging. To fix this, don't use your phone while charging and if it's getting too hot, turn off "fast charging mode" (if the option is available on your phone)

2. Faulty and Fake Chargers
Your charger could be the cause of your phone getting overheated during charging, if your phone gets too hot at the port area while charging, my dear, the charger is faulty. For the solution, try replacing the USB chord but if the overheating persists, replace the charger entirely with an original company specified charger.

3. Heavy Apps/Games
Show me a hard-core gamer and I will tell you how his or her phone gets hotis some apps and games use up a lot of processing power while you use them. If you use these apps over a long period of time, your smartphone will overheat. If it happens only when you use these apps, then don’t worry. You just need to close the app and let the device rest for a while.

4. Virus and Infected Apps
Have you ever installed an app and after that, you start seeing different annoying ads popups? You are not alone because it happens to many smartphone users. Some of the apps that behaves like that are actually infected apps, while some are dangerous viruses and Malware that can even damage your phone. Some phone apps are just badly designed. If you install an app and shortly after, your smartphone begins to overheat, there is a possibility that app is responsible for it. The solution is to quickly uninstall the app. You can also check out this Antivirus appto clean your phone of malicious attacks.

5. Factory Fault
Some overheating is due to a factory fault in the device. A good example is the case of Samsung Galaxy Note 7 which was overheating and exploding last year after it was launched but was later recalled by the South Korean company. Meanwhile, if you just bought your phone and noticed it gets too hot, kindly go to the vendor or manufacturer and replace it. You can also take the smartphone to an authorised service centre to have it fixed

6. Overusing
It's true that smartphone is fun to use, no one want to miss out on the latest happenings online and we always play games and watch videos with our phone but this activities makes the phone heat up. I mean, phones needs rest or don't you think it gets angry when you don't give it the rest it deserves? So in a bombshell, if your phone gets too hot while in use, just drop it for some minutes or few hours.

7. Hot Environment
Also, avoid leaving your smartphone in hot conditions e.g. on car dashboards or near ovens. I personally noticed this whenever i travel to the northern part of the country as my phones seems to get hotter than when am in the East. Also when the weather is hot, the phone responds by getting hot as well. So the best solution is to use the phone in a cool or not-so-hot environment. Avoid dropping the phone on car dashboard or similar places.
Yes guys that's the main reasons, causes and fixes for smartphones that overheats.

http://www.yukhub.com/312/7-reasons-why-your-smartphone-alway-overheats-and-how-to-fix-it

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[1] International Clubs
UEFA Champions League
19:45 Leicester City – Atletico Madrid | Bet on 1x @ 1.70.
[2] International Clubs
UEFA Champions League
19:45 Real Madrid– Bayern Munich | Bet on Real Madrid draw no bet @ 1.80. Or 1x

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Samsung Electronics Co Ltd forecast on Friday its best quarterly profit in more than three years in the January-March period, beating expectations and putting it on track for record annual earnings on the back of a memory chip super-cycle.
The Apple Inc rival has rapidly recovered from last year's costly failure of its fire-prone Galaxy Note 7 device, despite a political scandal involving Vice Chairman Jay Y. Lee who appeared in a Seoul court on Friday at week facing charges including bribing ousted president Park Geun-hye.
The global memory chip leader said first-quarter operating profit was likely 9.9 trillion won (US$8.8 billion), compared with an average forecast of 9.4 trillion won from a Thomson Reuters survey of 18 analysts. Revenue rose 0.4 percent to 50 trillion won, just ahead of analysts' forecasts.
"The semiconductor business was likely the main driver for earnings," said Heungkuk Securities analyst Lee Min-hee, adding that sales of mid-to-low tier smartphones also helped the mobile business remain profitable.
Samsung shares touched a record high of 2.134 million won in late March on expectations of record annual profit in 2017, as the South Korean tech giant bounced back from the embarrassing withdrawal of its Note 7 devices due to combustible batteries.
Investors and analysts expect Samsung to report its best-ever quarterly profit in April-June, with the Galaxy S8 smartphone hitting the market on April 21 in Samsung's first premium device launch since the Note 7's withdrawal in October.
Some researchers forecast the S8, which sports the largest screens for Samsung high-end smartphones to date, to set a new first-year sales record.
"Samsung will look to recover market share they lost last year and pump up volumes even if they have to spend more to do so," IBK Asset Management fund manager Kim Hyun-su said.
All this is happening amid management upheaval at South Korea's biggest family-run conglomerate, with third-generation leader Lee embroiled in a scandal that has already led to Park's removal from office for allegedly receiving bribes.
Lee was arrested in February over his alleged role in a corruption scandal. He denies any wrongdoing.
CHIPS SIZZLE
While Samsung will not provide detailed earnings results until the end of April, analysts tipped its chip division to earn a record 5.8 trillion won in January-March and propel the firm to its best overall operating profit since the third quarter of 2013.
Favorable memory market conditions will likely persist throughout 2017 due to diminishing production gains on investments and careful capacity management among chipmakers.
Growing demand for more firepower from devices such as smartphones and servers have also helped push up margins for Samsung and its rivals in recent quarters.
Samsung shares were down 0.7 percent in afternoon trade on Friday, underperforming a 0.2 percent fall for the broader market on profit-taking pressures.
The stock rose 14 percent in January-March, its strongest gain since the first quarter of 2012.
(US$1 = 1,130.0900 won) - Reuters

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