Dziwani Phone

There are times when you forget to carry your earphones or headsets. For example you are in a crowded public place, or a minibus, while you are on your trip, you figured to pass time, you play around with WhatsApp. Along the way a colleague sends you a voice note, a VN. But since on this particular day, unfortunately you forgot to carry with you earphones or headsets, which makes it harder to listen to the VN due to the public hearing in on your conversation. Unknown to most of the WhatsApp users out there is a tiny functionality that let's you have some privacy to your voice note conversation around such public environments. Did you know you can play voice notes and immediately place your phone to your ear and WhatsApp responds by playing the VN through the earpiece instead of the loudspeaker? Too late, now its a known fact, you can be anywhere without earphones but still listen to VNs privately through this functionality. Just tap play and quickly as possible mount the phone next...

This other day a friend bought a second hand device. The previous owner had just bought a brand new android phone and their entire, files (contacts, SMS, pictures, music, apps, etc) were still on this old android device being sold. It can be tiring and annoying to transfer files one by one and in most cases this is how we tend to lose important files. But here is how you can avoid any data loss. There's a simpler way to transfer your data from your old android phone to a new android phone. At no cost. Its very easy too. An app called "CloneIt". This app is similar to "ShareIt" in terms of how it looks and the mechanism of connecting and transferring. If you are familiar with ShareIt and you know how to use that app, then CloneIt will be easy for you. CloneIt, copies everything in your old phone, from contacts, SMS, music, pic, I mean everything, to your new phone and the transfer is quick at a tap of a button. You can easily use CloneIt too if you are selling yo...

In our everyday life, it's not very long ago we often take for granted computers, the internet, etc. But I think it's worth knowing a couple amazing things that our poor devices do without us ever knowing. 1. Bits, Bytes, & Size. Today people will laugh off at a 16GB phone, saying its old lol. Well here is the math, in every gigabyte(GB), there's 1024 megabytes (MB), 1024 kilobytes (KB) in a megabyte, and 1024 bytes in a kilobyte. In the lowest you have 8 bits in a byte. But why does this matter? Each bit of data is made up of eight separate floating gates. depicted as two physical transistors. Which can record themselves as either "1" or "0". This means the 16gb storage you laugh at for being small has 1,099,511,627,776 individual gates arrayed inside under that bezel. Heheh crazy engeering, we need 1TB phone right? 2. Everything you stream or play online is actually on your device . Today it's all about Netflix and Cloud computing, whateve...

First of all I'd to point out this tutorial mostly demands people who know what Command prompt or CMD is. We are going to fix this error using CMD without any third party software. 1. Open Command Prompt as an administrator. 2. Type and execute the following command: SLMGR -REARM 3. A confirmation window will popup stating that command completed successfully, and you need to restart your computer. 4. After restarting the computer you may not receive the "not genuine" error. Congratulations you have fixed the annoying Windows 7 error. Now in return you can share our facebook page invite your friends to like the page as a way of thanks lol

Lenovo Tab 10, imalowa simcard koma imakanika kulandila ma calls komanso imakanika kuyimbila anthu ena. Pa chifukwa ichi kulowetsa ma units kumavutilapo, koma ma SMS amafika bwino bwino. ( Pangani phone yanu isamadye maunits kwambiri ) Phone imeneyi imadalila WiFi Access point, kapena kutumizilidwa ma units, komaso internet data kuchoka pa phone ina ( kuti mudziwe zambiri zokhudza WiFi ) Njira yachidule yolowetsa ma units pa phone imeneyi kudzela TNM Ngati muli ndi simcard ya TNM, Pitani ku tsamba ili topup.tnm.co.mw/prepaid/  ndipo ndiyaulele. Choyamba mukafika pa tsamba limeneli imaonetselatu phone number yanu, balance ya ma units, current bundle status, etc. Mukaonetsetsa m'mwambamo pali "recharge". Mukapita pamenepo mupeza polemba number yanu, m'munsi mwake muli poyenela kulowetsa ma numbers omwe ali pa scratch card yanu. Kenako pansi pake pali button la green lomwe mumasindikiza mukamaliza kulowetsa ma numbers apa scratch card, ndipo ngati network ili...

I was chatting with a friend, and from nowhere i was there telling him about this blog. It was simple for him to understand me right away and he asked me to share what i know about WhatsApp Web. To put it in simple terms i found this article below from the WhatsApp blog, which is in simple terms of everything you might need to know about WhatsApp Web. "Today, for the first time, millions of you will have the ability to use WhatsApp on your web browser. Our web client is simply an extension of your phone: the web browser mirrors conversations and messages from your mobile device -- this means all of your messages still live on your phone. To connect your web browser to your WhatsApp client, simply open https://web.whatsapp.com in your Google Chrome browser. You will see a QR code --- scan the code inside of WhatsApp, and you’re ready to go. You have now paired WhatsApp on your phone with the WhatsApp web client. Your phone needs to stay connected to the internet for our web cli...

A new smartphone has a beautiful body, it is so attempting to leave it uncovered and unprotected. But a couple weeks later your new phone can easily be scratched, broken screen and even unresponsive touch screen . So how best do we have to protect our new mobile phones. Looking at smartphone prices these days and spare parts prices, i think its essential to attend carefully to a new phone. I have seen cases where a samsung phone is bought at MK100, 000 and its replace spare part, say it has a broken LCD a few days later and you find the spare part at MK80, 000 because it comes as a complete set with other peripherals and ofcoarse its original. Do any of you fancy this? I guess not! I have a few tips that can help protect your new phone. 1. Buy a glass screen protector 2. Place your device it an enclosed casing,  plastic pouch, or a leather encloser that opens like a book. 3. During the first days leave it to charge fully and play with it later on, this way you can learn how lo...