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Welcome to Dziwani Bid & Win: Your Ultimate Auction Experience Have you ever wanted to snag amazing deals, enjoy the thrill of an auction, and win items you love, all in one place? Well, you’re in the right spot! Welcome to Dziwani Bid & Win, Malawi’s newest and most exciting online bidding platform. Let’s dive into what makes us different and why you’ll love bidding with us. Q1. What Is Dziwani Bid & Win?  Response. At its heart, Dziwani Bid & Win is a simple idea: we connect buyers and sellers through the fun of auctions. Whether you’re hunting for electronics, gadgets, or unique treasures, you can find it here at a price you control. We believe in making things easy and exciting. That’s why we’ve built a platform where you can: Bid on items you love, in real-time. Win fantastic deals while staying within your budget. Sell your items to an engaged audience eager to bid. It’s not just about buying and selling; it’s about creating an experience. Q2. Why Choose Dziw...

How to install any Android APK on Windows 11  No ADB commands required Technology has improved a lot recently. One of the greatest additions to the pack is some exciting news. You can now install android applications (APKs) on windows 11.   Thanks to the latest Microsoft operating system, you can install apps like WhatsApp or android games that require more graphics power. If you follow around and keep up with apps like WhatsApp, you would agree with me, currently you can only use services like “WhatsApp web” to link your main device to a web browser …basically it is just mirroring the app on other devices.  However, you can now install your desired apps on the PC.  Before we proceed, our tutorial will require us to put together several tools.  1. Windows Subsystem for Android (~1.2GB)  [ MicrosoftCorporationII.WindowsSubsystemForAndroid_2204.40000.19.0_neutral_~_8wekyb3d8bbwe.Msixbundle ]  2. Windows Subsystem for Android Tools (~80MB) [ 54406Simizfo....

In most cases we are usually familiar with the concept of sharing internet from mobile device to a computer, thus via WIFI Hotspot, or USB tethering. And this is what we know as the all time normal! But did you know your computer can also share its internet into your android device? Today is your lucky day! I am going to share with you what I'd like to call, reverse USB tethering. This is going to be a very simple and short article. ITEMS required include the following: 1. A desktop or Laptop computer that has working/active internet (preferably Ethernet connection) 2. Android device 3. USB cable Here we go; 1. On your android device, go to settings and enable developer mode 2. In the developer mode option, Enable USB debug mode 3. On your computer, download two specific files GNIREHTET (gnirehtet.apk, gnirehtet.exe, gnirehtet-run.cmd) & PLATFORM TOOLS (AdbWinApi.dll, adb.exe, AdbWinUsbApi.dll) 4. Create a new folder on your desktop, and extract the contents of the two files we...

These days organizations and institutions rely much on evidence based data. Which means every activity carried out has to end with a written report. Keep in mind, a very good report has a couple of pictures in it.  Now that we have established a few facts, the major focus of this article, lies on the pictures. A picture could be more than 30MB depending on quality and the device used to capture the event. For instance, lets assume this event to have over 10 pictures to be included in a report. This barely tells us our document could be more than 300MB. A word document weighing 300MB lol. This is very problematic, because at this point, one won't be able to email this report. What is needed here is some simple compression. The pictures need to be compressed during the time the report is being edited or formatted. Lucky enough this is nothing close to rocket science, and there's totally no need to clutter your computer with so many photo editor applications. You would be surprise...

Have you ever been stuck in excel spreadsheets, kufika pothedwa nzeru where by, you have cells consisting of different variables and spaces; to understand where am driving at (see image below)  and you want to split these variables into individual cells respectively (see image below to understand) If we were dealing with a small amount of data in our spreadsheet, I understand one can easily split the contents, manually, thus despite the fact that the operation itself being tiresome and time consuming, but the point is it can be done. However, if we have countless cells, it is clearly impossible to do manually. And that's where the headache comes in. There's a tool called Kutools . This software once installed it becomes present, embedded in the excel menu ribbon. This tool has so many capabilities, but for today, our major focus is splitting contents of cells.  Alright, first we select our data, defining our scope, by highlighting.  Then on the menu ribbon, we select Kuto...

A friend of mine, the other day approached me. He presented me with an issue about WiFi connection shared by his neighbor. The problem is likely to be familiar to most of us. The thing is, most shared Wi-Fi access has certain websites blocked. You can barely do anything online other than just read through articles from site to site, nothing comes close to downloads. Anyways that's part of my friends problem. However, if you are reading this, today is one of those days. there's a remedy to such Wi-Fi connections. First of all, it is important that we understand what exactly happens here. Who ever administrates these Wi-Fi connections, blacklisted some sites (created a list of restricted sites) and since there are many websites out there, blacklisting is not enough, hence certain media downloads are restricted altogether when ever a download is detected. Now that we have an idea of the inner workings. I'd like to introduce to you a means that can undermine these restrictions ...

It doesn't matter if your Android phone has expandable storage via a microSD card -- you fill up whatever space you're given, whether it's 32GB or 200GB. Here are some easy ways to free up storage on your Android device -- internal storage. ( remember this site shall not be held liable on any data loss ) 1. Clear the cache Many Android apps use; stored -- or cached -- data to give you a better user experience. Cached data can save a little time (and mobile data), but the files stored in app caches are for convenience and are not strictly necessary. If you need to clear up space on your phone quickly, the app cache is the first place you should look. go to  Settings > Applications > Application Manager  and tap on the app you want to modify. In the app's Application info menu, tap  Storage  and then tap  Clear Cache  to clear the app's cache. 2. Delete your downloads Your Android phone has a downloads folder where everything you download -- p...