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Google  is rolling out a new server-side update for the  Google Duo App . The new update has brought new changes and improvements to the App. Google Duo Is Receiving A Server-Side Update The new update is making its way to all the users. We all know that  Google Duo’s  contact picker had separate tabs for video and audio previously. After this update, all the users will have just one tab. It will let them pick audio or video after selecting a contact. However, if the users will choose the message option, they will have an option of sending an audio-only message. Before this update, the users were only able to send the videos. In addition to all this, new doodling tools have also been introduced in the video messages. An option in the overflow menu has been introduced as well. It pulls up a multi-select screen where you can pick multiple favs at once. So, now you will not have to long press a contact to add it in the favorites. The development team of the  Google Duo Ap

UMIDIGI F1 Play Quick Specs:  Android 9.0 smartphone features a 6.3 inch FullHD display, 64 GB internal memory, 6 GB RAM, Helio P60 processor, 18W Fast Charge, NFC, 48 MP + 8 MP dual camera, and a 5150 mAh battery . The F1 Play is an identical twin of the UMIDIGI F1, but with a few differences. The differences exist in the weight, internal memory capacity, RAM size, as well as dual camera configuration. For starters, at 193 g, the UMIDIGI F1 Play is heavier. It has a smaller memory though (just 64 GB) but more RAM (6 GB). Lastly, the rear dual camera of the F1 has been bumped up to a 48 MP main lens. Besides those differences, the f1 Play has the same 6,3-inch screen, Helio P60 processor, 16 MP selfie camera, and 5150 mAh battery along with 18W fast charging. Still on internals, the UMIDIGI F1 Play is powered by a Helio P60 chipset. There is 4 GB of RAM available, as well as a whopping 128GB internal storage. That is a lot of space for your pictures, videos and other files

The event kicked off with the Manager TECNO Kano Nigeria; Managers enlightening guest and Staffs with facts on the TECNO brand and unveiling process. 

If you use a smartphone, then in all probability you are not a stranger to microSD cards. SD is an abbreviation of the term “Secure Digital”. At the moment, microSD cards used to be the smallest commercially available memory cards for a long time, but nanoSD cards have been introduced now. Our microSD card buying guide shows you what to look out for when buying your microSD card. Different Types of Memory Cards There are different sizes of memory cards, including: Standard SD card; MiniSD card; MicroSD card: this is currently the most popular size of memory cards, and what this article is about. NanoSD card: this was introduced by Huawei in late 2018. Huawei  Mate 20 and Mate 20 Pro  are the first smartphones to support this size of cards. This is what a microSD card looks like: Why you should pay attention to that MicroSD Card Despite their tiny size, microSD cards do pack a wallop, with 8GB and 16GB cards being available. Cards with smaller disk space are available

A group of researchers at Makerere University in Uganda have developed an app that uses photos of blood samples to diagnose malaria quickly. This technology is a huge step towards helping patients in shorter spaces of time. Malaria was reportedly the leading cause of death in Uganda as of 2016.  27% of deaths in the region resulted from the mosquito-borne disease. The country also has  the highest recorded rate of malaria in the world, with nearly 480 per 1,000 people contracting the disease annually. A CNN report paints a picture of the Kiruddu General Hospital, Kampala Uganda. Doctors in white coats flood the hallways moving to and fro past tired looking patients in Kitenge fabrics. On the floor above, lab technicians take on a heavy pile of slides for microscopic examination. The technicians look through the eyepieces of their equipment trying to figure out if the samples contain malaria parasites or the bacteria that causes tuberculosis. The process takes a very long time a

The inevitable death of the headphone jack means that USB-C audio and USB-C headphones are now a thing. It's not necessarily a bad thing or a good thing, but it  is  a (mostly) new thing. If you would rather not try and keep a set of wireless headphones charged, it's also a thing that means you'll need to buy new headphones. We've rounded up a list of the best available right now, so you can get your tunes on! One(Plus) with a bullet OnePlus Type-C Bullets Staff Pick OnePlus Bullets have always been a favorite when it comes to quality in-ear headphones that don't cost a bundle. The company's Type-C Bullets follow this and offer a pair of great sounding and comfortable headphones with a USB-C connector and a welcome price of $20. $20 at OnePlus Fully modular AIAIAI TMA-2 On-Ear Headphones Considering how rare on-ear headphones with USB-C are, up-and-comer AIAIAI has one of the more interesting options on the market. Its TMA-2 line gets bols

Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 AI Dual Camera Quick Specs : Android 8 Oreo smartphone features a 5.99-inch display, Snapdragon 636  chipset, 13 MP selfie camera, 12 MP + 5 MP dual rear camera, up to 6 GB RAM, up to 64 GB internal memory, and a 4000 mAh battery. Detailed Review The Note 5 AI Dual Camera is an exact replica of the  Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro . Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 AI Dual Camera Specs and Features Wireless Network and Software 2G mobile network bands : GSM, GPRS, EDGE 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz 3G mobile network bands : UMTS, WCDMA, HSDPA 850 / 900 / 2100 MHz 4G mobile network bands : LTE 1(2100) / 2(1900) / 3(1800) / 4(1700/2100) / 5(850) / 7(2600) / 8(900) / 20(800) / 28(700) / 38(2600) / 40(2300) SIM Type : Nano-SIM, Dual SIM Software / OS : Android 8 Oreo + MIUI 9 Design, Form Factor and Appearance Dimensions : 158.6 x 75.4 x 8.1 mm Weight : 181 g Display : 5.99 inches, 1080 x 2160 pixels, 19:9 aspect ratio, IPS LCD curved glass screen, Corning Gorilla G

South African entrepreneur, Stephanie Cowper, together with her colleagues from school have created an app that assists visually impaired people identify objects and different situations. The goal is to ultimately help the blind lead more independent lives. The idea for the app came while Stephanie and her colleague, Giacomo Parmegianni, were thinking up ideas for a project they were given. Both Stephanie and Giacomo majored in Technology Entrepreneurship at Stanford University, USA. One of their semester projects was to prepare to start a company of their own. They decided they were going to use their technical know-how to help a group in society that was largely neglected. The idea for the app came while Stephanie and her colleague, Giacomo Parmegianni, were thinking up ideas for a project they were given. Both Stephanie and Giacomo majored in Technology Entrepreneurship at Stanford University, USA. One of their semester projects was to prepare to start a company of their

Automated support is a nightmare, whether you are dealing with a locked Twitter account, a locked Microsoft account, or a jumbo jet in the air. Software will be the death of humanity eventually if fail-safe measures are no implemented . This morning, Twitter locked my account because they “detected suspicious activity” though I passed a verification test they sent to me via email. Trying to do a password reset, I am told I have exceeded the maximum number of tries. Trying to get help from Support, I keep being sent an email that says, “The email address used to file your request does not match the email associated with the Twitter account you mentioned.” The entire support system is automated and sending me round in circles. The automated support system has been of zero help. How It Happened I was logged into Twitter on Firefox browser. I installed Opera Browser and logged in there too. Twitter said they detected something suspicious and said they had sent me a code to verify