HUAWEI Lunches nova 3i’s 24MP Dual Camera gives the most Amazing Camera Experience!

The HUAWEI nova 3i Quad AI cameras without question delivers the most fascinating smartphone camera experience. With the rich details and accurate environment depth information provided by the 24 MP + 2 MP AI Dual Front Cameras, users can trust HUAWEI nova 3i to make photography a fun experience and are guaranteed the perfect selfie. 

Geared with four artificially intelligent cameras—two on the front and two on the rear—HUAWEI nova 3i raises the bar with

HUAWEI Y9 2019 Launched Smartphone with FullView Display & Quad Cameras

An innovative high-tech product with unparalleled features, the HUAWEI Y9 2019 introduces the new generation notched 6.5” Full View Display Screen that offers users both a wider view and ultimate control of their visual experience. Equipped with 2340 x 1080 high resolution, the 6.5” Full View Display Screen delivers new horizons of visual immersion for the user whether they’re gaming, watching shows or doing regular activities on their smartphone.

The 4000mAh battery capacity of

Qualcomm wins preliminary order from Chinese court against some iPhone models

Los Angeles —Qualcomm says it has won a preliminary order from a Chinese court banning the importation and sale of several Apple iPhone models in China due to patent violations.

The preliminary order affects the iPhone 6S through the iPhone X sold with

Meet Howard Sueing, Google Engineer and Instructor in New Diversity Program - Exclusive Interview

MOUNTAIN VIEW — Howard Sueing has found a place in an industry that’s largely closed off to people like him. A black employee at Google, raised on food stamps in Section 8 housing, he’s a relative rarity in a company and a sector where African Americans make up a very small percentage of the workforce.

Howard Sueing

And now he’s doing his best, as a software engineer and instructor in Google’s new “Howard West” computer science program for students from historically black colleges, to make his company more diverse and inclusive to people of color.

Howard West takes its name — and for now its students — from Washington, D.C.’s historically black Howard University. The 12-week program puts students through courses in software engineering, algorithms, machine learning and mobile app development. The initiative was unveiled earlier this month in a two-story building near Google’s headquarters complex in Mountain View.

Each class is co-taught by a Google employee and a Howard University computer science professor. Students receive course credits toward graduation from Howard. Google plans to involve other historically black colleges in the future, and expand the student cohort beyond the current number of 26.

Sueing sat down with this newspaper at Howard West to discuss the program and his work. His comments have been edited for length and clarity.

Q: Google is 2 percent black overall and in leadership roles, only 1 percent in tech jobs — what causes these low diversity rates?

The New Challenge For Retailers: Delivering Online Convenience With In-Store Personalization

I recently caught up with Anna, a regional manager of a leading retail brand. Over coffee, our conversation steered towards the mounting pressure on retailers to focus on extracting insights to improve in-store experiences for customers. Today's shoppers - the millennials, aging baby boomers and the general affluent population - seek personalization, convenience, accessibility as well as 'shareable' experiences'. It is common knowledge that retailers need to know their customers as individuals, not by segments or even by micro-segments, to provide truly personalized service. 

Unlimit - Why this Word May Hold the Answer to Perplexing Digital Questions

Following a whirlwind phase of annual and quarterly results, clients meetings, and setting up new operations, I cannot wait to be at Infosys Confluence, our thought leadership summit for clients, prospects, and market influencers. Like every year, this gathering pushes the pause button on my hectic schedule - offering a Zen-like stillness, if you will, to ideate, introspect and envision with some of the best minds across industries. This time the theme, 'Unlimit', will add a new dimension to this pause. Exchanging thoughts on unlimiting our innate human potential, empowered by technology; unlimiting traditional boundaries of industries; unlimiting from that past that is baggage.

Samsung reports 48% jump in profits in three years

The South Korean tech giant reported a 48% jump in operating profits to $8.8bn (£6.8bn) for the three months to March. 

Samsung said it expected further growth in memory chip orders and a pick up in earnings from its phone business.

It is relying on its new Galaxy S8 and S8+ smartphones to help rebuild its reputation after the Note 7 fiasco.

Could Intellectual Property Be A Mass Movement for Innovation?

26th April, is Intellectual Property Day. The theme for this year according to the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is 'Innovation - Improving Lives'. As an IT professional, this resonates deeply with me and contextualizes the effort of millions of people, who work with intangible software code to create tangible, positively beautiful products that improve human life.

IP is fundamental to the emerging digital world. Many technologies are required to create a product, and companies often outsource the development of components, or share technologies through licensing arrangements. IP is especially core to the e-commerce economy, which depends on companies working together to share the opportunities and risks of business through licensing.

Who Will Save Telecom Subscribers?

Subscribers of mobile network providers in the country are brazenly ripped off on a daily basis with no protection from the relevant regulatory bodies Adedayo Adejobi writes

Aunty Matilda is getting on in years but remains fiercely independent; she lives on a fixed income but in the same home she’s had for half-a-century. Sadly, many members of her family have passed away and those who are alive are dispersed around the country. Making matters worse, she is having a harder time making sense of her never-ending stream of bills, especially her mobile phone bills.

This reporter regularly visits Aunty Matilda to keep her company and to help her pay her bills. When I arrived one morning recently, she was in a state. She had attempted to place a long-distance call through her mobile network provider but found that her service had been summarily stopped. If this had been the first time that this had occurred, I would have assumed it was a technical screw-up and accepted it as an inconvenience. Unfortunately, this was the umpteenth time the service had been arbitrarily stopped and a distraught Aunty Matilda said, “Enough, already,” and ended service with the mobile network provider.

Phonemaker HTC Sales Plunge Pushes firm to a Loss

A sharp plunge in sales has pushed the Taiwanese phonemaker HTC into a loss for the three months to March, as it struggles to compete with the likes of Apple and Samsung.

Revenue for the first quarter dropped 64% to 14.8bn Taiwanese dollars ($456m; £315m), while the net loss was 2.6bn Taiwanese

First Response conceives Bluetooth-enabled pregnancy test

Waiting to find out if you’re pregnant is hard, but a new Bluetooth-enabled test promises to make that pregnant pause easier to bear.

The First Response Pregnancy PRO Digital Pregnancy Test + App Access, which bills itself as the “first and only” Bluetooth-enabled pregnancy test, hit shelves this week promising to sync the plastic stick you’re peeing on with your smartphone.

TECHNOLOGY: Google faces EU charge over Android 'abuse of dominance'

Google has been issued formal antitrust charges over claims that it abuses the dominant position of its Android operating system.

The European Commission (EC) sent a statement of objections to the tech firm, alleging that it has breached EU competition law.

Google is accused of placing onerous requirements on firms using Android and stifling competition.

Microsoft sues US government over secret data requests

Microsoft is suing the US government over the right to tell its users when federal agencies want access to private data.

It says keeping access requests secret is against the US constitution, which states that individuals should be made aware if the government searches or seizes their property.

Microsoft said 5,624 requests for data were made in the past 18 months, and almost half came with a court order forcing the company to keep the demand secret.

Blackberry squeezed as sales slump

BlackBerry sales fell by almost $200m in the three months to the end of February in a bigger-than-expected slide that sent shares down almost 8%.

The Canadian company said smartphone sales had been below projections in the quarter.

Chief executive John Chen blamed delays in negotiations with mobile networks about its Android-based Priv handset.

TECNO unveils new Music Phone – BOOM J8 at star-studded event with Weird MC, Rugged Man, VJ Adams & Chuddy-K- PHOTOS

When you have designed a smart phone for music lovers and you just want to pass that one info, how do you do it? TECNO has an idea.

Unveil that phone with the biggest music star-studded smart phone launch in Nigeria-do that and you’ve made your statement. Trust me, everybody will understand!

 

The Ikeja GRA nestled Golf View Hotel became a beehive of activity as some of Nigeria’s popular names in the music industry appeared at the launch event of TECNO BOOM J8

Tesla Model 3 pitched as an 'affordable' electric car

Tesla has unveiled its much-anticipated Model 3 electric car - its lowest-cost vehicle to date.

 

The price and range of the five-seater should make the vehicle appeal to new types of customers and could boost interest in other electric vehicles.

Chief executive Elon Musk said his goal was to produce about 500,000 vehicles a year once production is at full speed.

FBI agrees to unlock another iPhone in homicide case

The FBI has offered to unlock another iPhone for police after revealing it could access the handset used by San Bernardino killer Syed Farook.

 

Police in Arkansas wish to unlock an iPhone and iPod belonging to two teenagers accused of killing a couple, according to the Associated Press (AP).

Introducing Nigeria’s Leading Online Learning Marketplace

We know not everybody like receiving such informations but this is very positive to your personal and career development.

*** We have featured on Linda Ikeji's blog @ http://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2015/11/introducing-nigerias-leading-online.html#more

*** Tech Cabal, Nigeria top most tech blog also published about this innovation @ http://techcabal.com/2015/10/02/acadaweb-nigerias-leading-elearning-and-video-tutorial-marketplace/


This is Victory (Founder of AcadaWEB), and I want to
"officially" welcome you to the Nigeria's No. 1
e-Learning and video tutorial marketplace.

GE Aviation: General Electric creates new digital business

GE Aviation announced the creation of a digital organization that brings all of the digital expertise from across Aviation into one business GE Aviation announced the creation of a digital organization that brings all of the digital expertise from across Aviation into one business.

This new Digital business will be led by Jim Daily as president and chief digital officer, Engineering and Technology for GE Aviation.
“Over the past two years, we have shown the significant benefit that GE Aviation can provide customers by combining our depth of aviation product knowledge with the rapidly growing technologies around digital and analytics,” said David Joyce, president & CEO of GE Aviation. “We have only taken our first steps in this journey and the GE Aviation Digital organization will be the driving force to achieve aggressive goals for operational value for our customers.”

GE Aviation Digital will form its own division within GE Aviation, supporting the operations of customers across the aviation ecosystem by leveraging data science, domain expertise and software capabilities to increase productivity and minimize down time.

#SMWLagos 2016 – Day 4! Politics, Citizenship, #YTech100 & More on the Agenda

We are following the conversations at Social Media Week Lagos 2016 and it has been thrilling so far.

To register, visit the schedule page on the SMW Lagos official website and click the event you are interested in.

You can register for your free badge or if you want the VIP experience, buy an Executive VIP Badge.

 

Feb 25 Thursday
Let’s Talk Governance! Citizens Market Place
8:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Hosted by EiE + Strengthening Advocacy and Civic Engagement
Innovation Stage
Official Event
Showcase / Politics