He would rather choose between me and the phone!

Hmmm, Thats JAMB for you. I pity dis year applicants tho!


I made FP today tho! #NA GODWIN.

How To Connect Android Devices To TV Wirelessly
My Fellow Nairalanders, You can now easily connect your Android to your TV wirelessly so you can stream or watch movies on your Android and have them displayed on your large TV screen. Just follow these simple steps
1. You need an android phone that is compatible with the Miracast Technology and fortunately all android versions from 4.2 and above are Miracast or Wireless Display enabled.
2. Your TV has to be Miracast enable and fortunately again most modern TVs these days are Miracast enabled. If your TV is not enabled then you have to opt for the alternative, which is acquiring a piece of Miracast or screen cast dongle that you will insert in your TV 2nd HDMI outlet to make it Miracast enabled. When the 2 conditions above have been met, you can now follow the simplified steps below to connect the android to your TV.
3. Switch on your TV set and leave or change the display to input mode
4. With your android phone now, head to Settings>>display>>castscreen
5. While on the Cast Screen, tap the menu soft key on your phone and select Enable Wireless Display
6. At this point you now wait for it to search and detect the TV Miracast screen, which when detected, it will show it on your phone’s cast sreen
7. All you need to do now when it has displayed the TV Miracast on your phone is to select it and your android device screen will then start displaying on your TV screen

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Thanks bro.

TOSHIBA’S NEW USB FLASH DRIVE HAS A KEYBOARD FOR YOUR PASSWORD

For those weary of the cloud who want something physical to store their data and files on, a USB flash drive is still the popular choice. The fear, of course, is that you’ll lose it and someone will have access to all the private info you have on it. It would help if you chose the Toshiba Encrypted USB Flash Drive. The storage device uses AES 256-bit encryption and has a
physical keyboard built into it for password access. When you remove the dongle from your computer, it automatically locks. If someone tries to access it unsuccessfully 10 times, it will even wipe the data to keep it out of the wrong hands. So basically don’t go try to go drunk accessing it.

PRICE: $60

WHAT DO YOU THINK

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