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This guy is a dumb fool.. You already exposed your friend Ariyo Abejirin. You are involved your probably scared of the amount, you referred to a bank account as azza. Be careful with your mentions. |
Greetings.... I recently bought the undergraduate program form for my cousin we filled it and he was granted admission. He has uploaded all the necessary documents and yet to be assigned a matric number. I want to know what is the next step to enable me guide him properly. The chosen study center is the one at wuse II. Thank you in advance |
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Sex with robots is predicted to become so popular that it will eventually overtake human intercourse by around 2050. An expert has revealed that robot sex will be ‘mind blowing’, and the bots could even improve your skills in the bedroom. While there have been concerns that sexbots will replace human relationships, Matt McMullen, CEO of RealDoll, a sex doll manufacturer, suggests that this is not the case. He believes robots will become an option for people looking to spice up their love lives. McMullen spoke to the Daily Star about what sex with robots will really be like... Read on for spec and customization at ... http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/11/sex-with-robots-will-be-mind-blowing.html
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Google released the biggest update Gmail for iOS has seen in years on Monday. The app has a new design, an easier-to-use swipe tool for archiving messages, and other improvements that make it feel more like a modern email tool. But all of those updates pale in comparison to the ability to take back a sent message. Undo Send has been a feature in Gmail’s desktop version ......... read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/11/how-to-un-send-email-with-new-gmail.html
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Uh oh, the battery charge on your Windows 10 laptop is down to 10 percent, and there's no AC outlet in sight. What can you do? Well, you want to squeeze as much as you can out of your current battery charge before it loses all its juice. Let's look at how different settings in Windows 10 can coax your laptop to last longer on a single charge. First, you can determine how long before your screen turns off and your PC goes to sleep, both of which can extend your existing battery charge. Click on the Start button > Read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/11/how-to-control-your-battery-usage-in.html
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According to the independent security researchers at NSS Labs, Microsoft Edge is the best browser available when it comes to protecting Windows 10 users from phishing attempts and social engineering attacks. Or at least it’s better than the two most popular non-Microsoft browsers, Chrome and Firefox. NSS tested the current builds of all three browsers that went live near the end of August this year. Each was subjected to the same set of more than 5,000 malware samples and nearly 1,000 phishing URLs, and Edge came out on top in both tests. In fact, of the three browsers, Edge was the only one to score higher than 90%. Edge blocked an impressive 99% of the socially engineered malware (or SEM) that was thrown at it, thanks to two key Microsoft technologies: SmartScreen URL Rep and App Rep, reputation-based defenses that protect against malicious links and downloads. Chrome followed at 85.8% and Firefox came third at 78.3%. Both Chrome and Firefox leverage Google’s Safe Browsing service. When it came to phishing protection, Edge slipped slightly — down to 91.4%. Chrome was also down a few points to 82.4% and Firefox actually made up ground, climbing to 81.4%. In addition to offering the best defense against phishing, Edge was also the quickest to block new phishing sites that were encountered. At 24 minutes, Edge was nearly three times quicker than Firefox and almost four times quicker than Chrome in NSS’ testing.
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Huawei isn't the only Chinese electronics juggernaut looking to break into European and US markets, but it's the one making the most noise this year. The Mate 9 is Huawei's latest flagship phablet, and it arrives alongside a new Fit wearable. Huawei will be looking to the Mate 9 to fill some of the void left by the demise of the recalled Galaxy Note 7, with the Mate's 5.9-inch display, hefty 4,000 mAh battery and generous 4 GB of RAM. It's all powered by Huawei's fastest processor yet, the Kirin 960. Those are pretty eye-popping specs on paper, and it's coming to the US too, something that hasn't always been the case with Huawei's previous handsets... read on for spec and more at .. http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/11/huawei-wants-mate-9-to-replace-your.html .
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Huawei Technologies took the wraps of a new premium phone on Thursday, adding a new artificial intelligence feature it hopes will help it close the gap with Apple and market leader Samsung, which is reeling from scrapping its flagship phone. The Mate 9 is aimed squarely at the top end of the $400 billion global smartphone market, where professional users are looking for fast phones with long battery life. It includes a feature that enables the device to learn about the habits of its user and automatically put the most frequently used apps in easy reach—unlike, for example, Apple’s iPhone AAPL -1.25% , where icons that may occupy many screens apart from the start screen have to be manually ordered.... For Spec etc read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/11/huawei-just-unveiled-new-high-end.html
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Motorola's dream of a slick, modular smartphone is struggling to take off. The base handset is perfectly capable, but the ecosystem of Moto Mods is still pretty sparse. After its launch accessories, we've seen a Hasselblad attachment and little else. To solve the problem, Motorola is teaming up with Verizon and Indiegogo for a new developer competition. The challenge is simple: Create the best Moto Mod out there. If the Moto team likes your work, you'll be invited to a hackathon and encouraged to set up a crowdfunding campaign. Finalists will pitch at Motorola's headquarters in Chicago for "a shot at funding" and distribution in Verizon stores. Motorola has tried to jump-start the developer community before. The Moto Mods Development Kit (MDK) was launched in the US last summer, followed by China, Europe and South America in September, and Canada last month. The company ......... Read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/11/motorola-is-thirsty-for-new-moto-mods.html .
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1, iPad Pro 9.7-inch Apple's best iPad yet The latest iPad Pro offers everything that's great about the 12.9-inch model in a smaller 9.7-inch package with the perk of a few nice updates. It's faster in performance, packs a better camera and, to the delight of some, it now comes in pink. 2, Apple iPad Mini 4 Apple's littlest iPad gets its upgrade The iPad Mini 4 makes the most of iOS 9 and has a number of welcome upgrades, but its high price will have some skipping straight up to larger iPad Air models. .. read on at ... http://etech9ja..com.ng/p/tablet.html
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The mobile security market is taking flight due to high-profile hackings, but is there such a thing as an unhackable phone? Especially one that costs as much as $14,000? Consider this: The smartphone in your pocket is 10 times more powerful than the fastest multi-million dollar supercomputers of just 20 years ago. There are tens of millions of lines of software in that phone of yours. There are hundreds of apps written by more than one million developers, some of whom are hackers ... read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/11/why-unhackable-mobile-phone-is-complete.html
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An engineer has shown how you can sneak a tiny cellphone base station into an innocuous office printer. The idea is the brainchild of New Zealand's Julian Oliver, who was inspired by the Stingray cellphone snooping technology now in widespread use by the cops and FBI. He was looking to see how such tech could be hidden and what better to do this in than the humble office printer. The system uses an HP Laserjet 1320, which is both in widespread use around the world and also has a good amount of free space inside the casing... read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/11/want-to-spy-on-boss-try-this-phone-mast.html
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Apple is stepping up the aesthetics of its iOS 10 platform. The release of iOS 10.2 beta to public beta testers can prove this. The new beta build reportedly comes with new wallpapers, emojis, a new widget and a brand new fullscreen effect for the Messages app. It also comes with new Music sorting options. According to 9To5Mac, Music sorting was previously only possible via the preference panel in the Settings app. With the new beta, users can actually sort songs while in the Music app. Also, new filters have been added, so users can now sort playlists by Title, Type and Recently added. In addition to the new Music sorting options, iOS 10.2 beta also enables Star Ratings. Users can enable this functionality by heading to the Music app preferences in the Settings app. Once Star Ratings is switched on, users rate a song by activating 3D Touch options when clicking on a track... Read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/11/apple-rolls-out-new-ios-102-beta.html
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A group calling itself "Shadow Brokers" says it has released another gem from its trove of high-level hacking tools stolen from the U.S.'s National Security Agency, potentially offering added insight into how America's spies operate online. The leak discloses NSA-style codenames — including "Jackladder" and "Dewdrop"— and carries internet protocol information about scores of organizations, many based in Japan, China and South Korea, according to severalexperts who have examined the data. Matthew Hickey, co-founder of U.K.-based cybersecurity consultancy Hacker House, said it was plausible that the servers would have seen use as staging read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/11/hackers-say-theyre-revealing-more-from.html
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Even though Motorola sold its accessories division to Binatone, the latter churns out devices that fall under Motorola branding. Such a device is the Connect Coin, a yet-unannounced accessory that looks to be the spiritual successor of 2014’s Motorola Keylink, reports TechDroider. Much like the Keylink, the Coin reportedly includes a GPS tracker that lets you track anything it attaches to, such as your phone, keys, wallet, purse, and many more. However, its functionality increases when using the Coin through the Hubble for Connect Coin app .. Read on at .......... http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/11/motorolas-releases-connect-coin-and-its.html
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Authorities in Arizona say a teenage hacker disrupted the emergency 911 system for the Phoenix metro area and surrounding states this week with a malicious link shared on social media. The Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office announced the arrest Thursday of Meetkumar Hiteshbhai Desai, an 18-year-old self-described iOS developer accused of being responsible for what authorities called a potentially dangerous cyberattack waged against critical infrastructure. Mr. Desai has been charged with three counts of felony computer tampering related to a cyberattack police say he caused Tuesday night by spreading a malicious link that nearly crashed the emergency call systems used by the Surprise Police Department. The Surprise Police .. Read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/iphone-911-system-hack-results-in.html
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The world’s 4th largest smartphone maker, Xiaomi is hoping to shape our vision of the future with its new Mi MIX smartphone which is the first handset to ever get a bezel-less display. Made out of ceramics, including back panel, the frame and buttons, the Mi MIX has a unibody construction and comes in black only. The smartphone is also scratch resistant and has been awarded 8.5 points on Mohs scale of hardness – iPhone 7 only rates as a 6. Designed by Philippe Starck, Mi MIX features a staggering 6.4-inch IPS LCD edgeless display with 2040 x 1080 FHD resolution and 362 PPI pixel density. Furthermore, Mi MIX boasts a 1300:1 contrast ratio and an even more impressive screen-to-body ratio of 91.3% (!!). The smartphone has been outfitted .. read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/xiaomi-mi-mix-might-be-future-of.html
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What happens when you tell two smart computers to talk to each other in secret and task another AI with breaking that conversation? You get one of the coolest experiments in cryptography I’ve seen in a while. In short, Google Brain researchers have discovered that the AI, when properly tasked, create oddly inhuman cryptographic schemes and that they’re better at encrypting than decrypting. The paper, “Learning to protect communications with adversarial neural cryptography,” is available here... http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/googles-ai-creates-own-inhuman.html
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Europe is becoming a thorn in the side of Silicon Valley's biggest technology companies. Concerns have been raised about major companies' tax arrangements and now the commission is raising problems with privacy problems. Data protection officials across Europe have "serious concerns" with the way WhatsApp told its users their personal details, including phone numbers, would be shared with Facebook. In August, the one-billion-member messaging app announced changes to its privacy policy that would allow it to share customer information with parent-company Facebook. In response to the changes, the Article 29 Data Protection ... Read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/europe-expresses-serious-concerns-about.html
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A cyberattack that took down large swaths of the internet around the world on Friday was carried out, in part, by unsuspecting devices connected to the internet. Security firm Flashpoint said it believes that digital video recorders and webcams in people's homes were taken over by malware and then, without owners' knowledge, used to help execute the massive cyberattack. Hundreds of thousands of devices appear to have have been infected with the malware. It was a distributed denial-of-service, or DDoS, attack. Using the malware, hackers were able to flood a website with so much traffic that it impaired normal service. The DDoS attack overwhelmed the servers of New Hampshire-based company .... Read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/massive-cyberattack-turned-ordinary.html .
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The processing power of standard computers is likely to reach its maximum in the next 10 to 25 years. Even at this maximum power, traditional computers won’t be able to handle a particular class of problem that involves combining variables to come up with many possible answers, and looking for the best solution. Now, an entirely new type of computer that blends optical and electrical processing, reported Oct. 20 in the journal Science, could get around this impending processing constraint and solve those problems. If it can be scaled up, this non-traditional computer could save costs by finding more optimal solutions to problems that have an incredibly high number of possible solutions...... read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/researchers-create-new-computer-solve.html .
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Google Pixel smartphones will also receive Android security patches until October 2019. Google’s Pixel and Pixel XL are both selling like pancakes reportedly being sold out in a lot of models. Now that a lot of users have the new smartphones in their hands, many are now wondering how long will Google provide the handsets with Android version updates. To make it clear to everyone, Google recently updated the support page for Nexus devices stating that both the Pixel and Pixel XL will have updates until October 2018. “Pixel phones get Android version updates for at least 2 years from when the device became available on the Google store,” the company wrote.... red on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/google-guarantees-2-years-of-android.html .
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In the ultimate "salt-in-the-wound" move, someone's made a decal to make your iPhone look like an exploded Samsung Galaxy Note 7. It's called the Explo-Sung iPhone case, and it fits every iPhone since the iPhone 5. It even has the Samsung logo on the back for "authenticity." It's actually quite striking and beautiful in its own way. Now, we don't find Samsung's unfortunate Galaxy Note 7 debacle funny at all, but it's hard not to appreciate the gall, wit, and even the sheer inevitability, of this idea. Of course someone was going to come out with this. It was only a matter of time. Anyways, we saw this decal on the site Uniqfind.com for $24.99, which sells other interesting tech cases and accessories. Source - http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/case-that-makes-your-iphone-look-like.html Read on at http://etech9ja..com for all your latest tech news. Etech9ja Tech Redefined
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If you've ever picked up a Chromebook, you've probably noticed that Google loads them up with dozens of gorgeous wallpapers. But for some reason, Google has only offered a paltry handful lately on its Android devices. That changed with the Pixel and Pixel XL, which came with a great Wallpapers app with the same variety and quality we're used to seeing on Chromebooks, and now the app is available for all Android devices. The Wallpapers app, which is now live in the Play Store, offers images in five different categories: Earth, landscapes, cityscapes, life and textures. Each category has more images than I wanted to count, and there's an option that'll cycle through a particular category with new options every day. Naturally, you can also access your device's default wallpapers as well as your own photos in this app, as well. If you want to see more from the photographer who took each shot, you can tap an "explore" button to see details on the artist and location -- it'll bring you to the shot on Google+ or the 500px photo-sharing community. And Google says it'll keep adding more images over time. It's not the kind of app that's going to change how you use your phone, but it might just make it a little more pleasant to look at. Source - http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/the-pixels-wallpaper-app-is-now.html Read more tech news and for your latest tech updates / reviews http://etech9ja..com
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Samsung apparently working on the budget-friendly smartphone series, the Galaxy J (2017), which is expected to launch in the coming weeks. Recently, the budget-friendly Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) was spotted on Geekbench, revealing the specifications of the alleged device. Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) comes with a 5-inch display with the processing handled by a 1.4Ghz Snapdragon 430 processor paired with ... read on at .. http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/samsung-galaxy-j3-2017-specifications.html
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Those involved in the design and manufacture of hardware products understand that one of the most important phases of the process is testing. That’s the point when all of the assumptions that have been made need to be validated. The only way to do that is to build hundreds or thousands of units and subject them to a battery of tests. Even then, you might still find problems not anticipated once devices get into the hands of thousands of customers, but the goal is to be sure they are relatively minor. The basic tests conducted include subjecting the products to a wide range of temperatures, humidity and physical abuse, including shock and vibration. The goal is to insure that the product performs the same before and after, and that the product remains intact and safe. Other tests ... Read on at ..... http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/the-samsung-galaxy-7-fiasco-may-have.html . ont forget to comment .
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The only thing that could possibly make photography easier is if we could just blink our eye to capture an image. That is the idea behind BLINCAM, a small camera that attaches to the temple of your eyeglasses and snaps a picture every time you wink. Wearable cameras have been around for a few years and now they seem to be migrating closer to our eyes. The developers behind Snapchat recently unveiled plans for Snapchat Spectacles, a special set of sunglasses that houses a small camera that can be activated by tapping on the side ... Read on for spec and price at ...http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/this-camera-takes-pictures-in-blink-of.html
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