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As expected, Google has finally unveiled the name of the next version of Android. It was simply known as "O" for the past couple of months when a few Developer Previews public betas were rolled out. However, it now officially has a full name. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-z7GF3OPStSA/WZwZfBQ1ypI/AAAAAAAAKOw/0citOdhj-yoDHHroKsoYTXLG6RQBAmmSACHMYCw/s640/%255BUNSET%255D.jpg It's Android 8.0 Oreo. So Android's Senior Vice President, Lockheimer wasn't trolling us again. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-H3436onIKus/WZwZdypVSWI/AAAAAAAAKOo/6gDMa_ue-OYddopPu7iKFs42ujl9Q_2swCHMYCw/s640/%255BUNSET%255D.gif I never believed it was going to be Oreo,.. Oh well, Lockheimer.. I must say I'm impressed. Although it didn't end up being Android Ogbonohttps://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-L7QI89oX1Vw/WZwZekPIJSI/AAAAAAAAKOs/S68fUUOVMNEduBv9bFjMDAdA_2AFcMngACHMYCw/s640/%255BUNSET%255D.gif So the most rumored name actually turned out to be what Google chose to call the latest Android version. It's the second time in the history of Android when there's a commercial partnership involved - for version 4.4 KitKat Google teamed up with Nestle (which owns that brand), and this time around the search giant managed to get Mondelez on board the co-branding train. Android 8.0 Oreo's code have already been uploaded by Google engineers to the Android Open Source Project. Software updates for the supported Nexus and Pixel devices are due to arrive "soon". According to Google, Here's the list of phones that are certainly going to get the update before the year runs out. 1. Essential 2.General Mobile 3. HMD Global (Nokia) 4. Huawei 5.HTC 6.Kyocera 7.LG 8.Motorola 9.Samsung 10.Sharp 11.Sony. Android Oreo comes with picture-in-picture support, notification dots, fully redesigned emoji (including over 60 new ones), Google Play Protect built-in, limits to background overuse of battery by apps, faster boot speeds, autofill system-wide, and support for Android Instant Apps. Also BlackBerry has officially confirmed that the Keyone will be getting the Android Oreo update. Now lets go back to the Naming Table. I'd bet the next version of Android is Android Peanut Butter. Android 9.0 Till then let's keep our fingers crossed. |
iamchybs: ... Thanks for sharing.. |
Still Thinking... I want it African. Android Ogbono or Android Ogi... ..... |
worworgirl:Looks like a DSLR Nikon Camera |
Iamsammy:I think you should turn off the flash when taking a selfie.. If it's actually that bright. I think the flash comes on at the wrong time that's why it's just too bright. Try resetting your camera to its default settings and see of it works or use another camera app. |
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I'll be frank with you, Night pictures are actually very amazing if you know how to take them. It could be a selfie or a group picture. It takes a good phone with a very impressive camera to take high quality pictures at night but sometimes there are errors that make the image seem blurry. In this post, I'll be giving you 7 tips on how to take better pictures at night with your smartphone. 1. Turn On HDR https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-_ZFYBJrI55M/WZCJHGmXX7I/AAAAAAAAKGQ/qjyTIXZm9gcPfukeJBTHK1DSwp_mEhKHACHMYCw/s640/%255BUNSET%255D.jpg HDR stands for High Dynamic Range. This feature helps to recognize different light intensities inside the frame and then dynamically balances the whole output. In low light scenes, this feature helps to take better shots. #2 .ISO https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-ciiA_u-iwX4/WZCJHlj7QbI/AAAAAAAAKGU/EM6goGH_jN4sYXMTHji1BPNpFJvFcIILgCHMYCw/s640/%255BUNSET%255D.jpg It's quite possible you've seen this in your camera app but you don't know what it does. By setting the level of this feature, the sensitivity of the camera sensor increases or decreases so it tends to capture more or less light. Try to increase the value of ISO to increase the amount of light capture and details in low light conditions. #3. LED Flash Light https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-SkVnufgr_-g/WZCJIXKWNTI/AAAAAAAAKGY/zOK_nKnGPMIqJ1XWFM4DC3y-4MX8Pv-zQCHMYCw/s640/%255BUNSET%255D.jpg This hardware supports the camera in low light conditions. However, in most cases, the light from the bad camera flashes of smartphones interacts with the photo clarity. Keeping the flash turned off should produce better results unless the place is entirely dark. #4.Shutter Speed https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-_czsjy215rQ/WZCJIrQ5GaI/AAAAAAAAKGc/tHORyaUUEPgtNuoLCJv-teMir7XDXzQtwCHMYCw/s640/%255BUNSET%255D.jpg The speed the camera takes the picture with is also a really important factor. The more time the camera takes to capture the images the more will details will be captured and the light intensity will also be generally good. #5. A Good Camera App There are different camera apps and they process images differently and also they detect the images in varying ways. Try to use the best camera app on your phone for night photography and it could actually help you transform your shots into great ones. #6. Use Additional Gadgets https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-gJA6p9qu8DE/WZCJJFqUhmI/AAAAAAAAKGg/Itn7usFapkwztQD77bBn-UH46atteesAACHMYCw/s640/%255BUNSET%255D.jpg Small OTG flashes could actually help intensify the quality of the default camera hardware by producing great image results. There are portable flashes, Lights ,OTG dispersers and more accessories and gadgets available for smartphones. #7.Image Editing This should be the last resort but believe me this actually works. Sometimes the camera of some devices capture good details in low light conditions but due to low image processing technology, those details may not come out as sharp images. The image editing here helps a lot to process the details from the images clicked in low light conditions. I recommend ToolWiz Photos for photo editing. |
About 93 million selfies are taken every day and It has actually become a norm this days. I've taken about 6,932 selfies excluding deleted ones but hey remember it's just for fun so don't call me an addict because I'd bet your sister or daughter takes more pictures than me. However, it's mind-boggling to know that some people have actually risked their lives in search of the Ultimate Selfie. I'd rather say it's when your village people have demanded for a part of your body. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-CHjtdj7kPq4/WY2DuhUaNqI/AAAAAAAAKE4/gAz1MRKgbpEtQEt1_xzvyyJjdf8p8QNqACHMYCw/s640/%255BUNSET%255D.jpg Ummmm.. You do know the bull is ACTUALLY like 2 feet behind you right? All this guy needs to do is take one second. Only one second to check and see if he got the perfect shot and soon the color of his trouser will match the color of his shirt and may the Lord have mercy on his poor genitals that will be crushed like an egg. Take that useless camera away bro and keep running for your life. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-xI5Cz8Lv7g8/WY2DvfFBg2I/AAAAAAAAKE8/6sacjSH4zo8raT5Cxuq-Um0N02eSVsPfQCHMYCw/s640/%255BUNSET%255D.jpg This guy is really sitting on the very top of a suspension bridge with nothing to grab onto should a strong wind come along. All he needs is a couple of birds flying around him and its over. The world just lost an idiot. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-c5ayaWavx14/WY2Dv7vIJcI/AAAAAAAAKFA/Pf8Gb30uQCE1_bYWus6MI05tp4mFyETtwCHMYCw/s640/%255BUNSET%255D.jpg This is a Danish fighter pilot taking a selfie flying mid-air. And that actually seems like a missile blowing past. What if that missile was aimed at him? If so, he'd really want to put away that phone and get out of there https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-kMcMQQsbqAk/WY2DyjxJ87I/AAAAAAAAKFE/b5MDFXlSTJQyBRqrGc3-uGa3x1L9Ok_BACHMYCw/s640/%255BUNSET%255D.jpg This guy owns a British travel company. I really hope these aren’t the kinds of expeditions he sends his customers on. Here he's taking a selfie on top of the Iconic Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. My suggestion is He'd better come down from there before he meets his maker. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-lNuLlTlc6NI/WY2D0HEBWcI/AAAAAAAAKFI/Nyu95Xi37FsHFdxuIWLDNQQvpwI_JCR2wCHMYCw/s640/%255BUNSET%255D.jpg This guy is standing on a spire of the new-Goth church and that's almost 325 feet in the air. One slip of his foot and that’s a long way down. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-n0lDioJVrco/WY2D07sssCI/AAAAAAAAKFM/CTNSYMGxcD0vQWlvpMb5Q5exJUz1naMtwCHMYCw/s640/%255BUNSET%255D.jpg This guy isn't even in a shark cage and what's saving his life is just that single bar above him. I really hope he got out of this alive. There you have it, the most stupid selfies ever. ���.. Don't try this, I repeat do not try this. |
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The world is moving to a stage where everything is automated but Nigeria is just behind the limelight and always one of the last to embrace new technologies and the government is not helping things either. The Challenge Of Using Driverless Cars In Nigeria Most of the road networks in Nigeria are unorganized so this poses a threat for the use of driverless cars. Apart from the road networks there are also other pressing issues that may place Nigeria far behind in embracing the use of driverless cars. The country lacks stable electricity, there are slow Internet connections in some areas and a very disorganized public transport system. Since these vehicles are automated and need a fast and stable internet connection to work it may take years before driverless cars would be in use in Nigeria if these issues are not tackled. However, bad governance is slowly killing the future of technology in Nigeria. The funds meant to be used to improve the lives of the citizens are being embezzled and the Nigerian people have adopted a way of life that keeps them going strong despite the hardship. Nigerians have learnt to smile even in the midst of pain and hardship. I must say that it's quite appalling that a country like Nigeria that is called "The Giant Of Africa" ( a name I feel Nigeria no longer deserves as they have learnt to celebrate mediocrity over meritocracy) does not have 24 hours electricity after over 50 years of existence.A particular group of persons are enjoying while the masses are suffering. I've taken time to analyze the worst case scenarios that could occur if driverless cars come to Nigeria. 1. Reckless Danfo Drivers Ramming Into To The Cars. (Danfo is a yellow bus usually used commercially around Lagos, Nigeria) https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-Dxf6oFUO7LI/WXDIOTpZfqI/AAAAAAAAJ3c/xxuLmMBlnLQpiOLHa7btPpeRyHhxMo9ZwCHMYCw/s640/%255BUNSET%255D.jpg Automated cars have had their fair share of crashes, even Google's driverless car is exempted. Most automated cars rely on artificial intelligence to predict the movement of the cars around. An average Nigerian doesn't need a geek to tell him that before you can use artificial intelligence to predict the movements of these drivers, your artificial intelligence logic must be out of this world. 2. Owners Of Automated Cars Will Get Stuck The Road https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-wiTrQG2pxyw/WXDIOxgunTI/AAAAAAAAJ3g/rEZm8h9ndx0Rt39es9u-3iXfF9kJiv8hACHMYCw/s640/%255BUNSET%255D.jpg Most traffic jams are caused when someone decides to break traffic rules and others decide to follow. It's either a traffic jam drains your car battery and you end up stuck on the road. Considering the fact that most automated cars especially Tesla cars are charged, with the current state of electricity in the country, it's almost a bad idea to even think of using an automated car here. 3. A Pothole Wrecks Your Engine https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-jwjdEizMASE/WXDIPhTzgaI/AAAAAAAAJ3k/und5lPFyPOAMF12UJVudnPl4JNg2qn8YACHMYCw/s640/%255BUNSET%255D.jpg I've always wanted potholes to be shown on Google Maps for Nigeria but I guess it's going to take a while. Engines of these cars are very expensive and I'm not yet sure if there are repair stations I'm Nigeria. This simply means that, if the A.I can't detect the potholes, then autopilot mode isn't a very good option. I'd love to know what you think about having cars without drivers on Nigerian roads |
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... Thanks for sharing..