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This article main purpose is to show you
steps by steps approaches to successfully change the imei number of any
tecno device without rooting the device. The steps are quite very easy
and simple to implement, Irrespective if it is your first time doing
this.
Let’s get started,
Changing of imei number is now common
among most mobile phones users, whereby everyone is asking various
questions like, how can I change my imei number of my device, hope after
changing the imei it won’t brick my device when updating system
software.
What most phone users don’t know is, you
can actually change the imei of your device without necessarily rooting
the device. The process of changing the imei without root access or
rooting is quite safe and advisable to implement because you don’t need
to temper with any of the device system files which is done during the
process of rooting. Also your device can receive and install the latest
ota software updates without the fear of bricking the device. You can
read more on the benefits of changing the imei number without rooting.
How To Change Imei Number Of All Tecno Devices Without Rooting
In this tutorial I made use of the tecno
M3 device, the process changing the imei without rooting was done in
less than 5minutes. Let’s go straight to the requirements and steps
involved
Firstly, you need to download Mtk Engineering mode app, you can download it from play store Here or send it via xender or flashare to your device. Also download blackberry imei generator on play store Here.
NOTE: The mtk engineering mode app helps those devices that didn’t work with dialing of such codes like:*#*#3646633#*#*.
Some device manufacturer disable those codes from enabling the mtk
device settings. The main purpose of the mtk engineering mode app is to
enable you access the mtk settings of your device so you can tweak and
change the imei number. You don’t need root access to do this.
Launch the mtk engineering mode app, click on mtk settings
On the connectivity menu, click on “Cds information” scroll down and click on “Radio information”,
Now you can choose either you want to change the imei of the sim1 or sim2 which is phone 1 and phone 2.
Select phone 1 if you want to change
the imei number of the sim1 or select phone 2 if you want to change the
imei number of the sim2.
Now we changing the IMEI of SIM 1, just enter AT +EGMR=1,7,”NEW IMEI” For example AT +EGMR=1,7,”523470787017340″
Now you input the bb imei you generated using the bb imei generator app.
Click SEND AT COMMAND
You get this notification ‘AT Command sent‘ when its successful
Restart your device
Launch the mtk engineering mode and check the imei of the phone 1 you changed, you would see the new blackberry imei number.
Check your imei number by dialing *#06#. To see if really your phone 1 Imei number has changed
Now you can see i have successfully changed the imei number for sim1 to a blackberry imei without rooting the device.
How To Use Glo Bis Of N1000 For 3GB
This ia quite very easy once you have successfully changed your tecno device imei to that of a blackberry imei.
Get a glo sim, recharge N1000, send comonth to 777 as a text message.
Wait for some few seconds, you would receive a text message and your glo line would be activated.
How To Configure Your Device To Use The Glo Bis Settings
Go to settings, mobile network, select access point names, create a new access point name:
Name: Glo Bis
APN: blackberry.net
Leave the rest settings as default and save.
Now enable the Glo Bis APN for use.
See snapshots below:
Finally, am glad you can now enjoy the
glo bis on your tecno device. For any issues or complaints, kindly drop a
comment. Have fun guys
Michelle Forsythe, Co-Founder and the CEO of NoteStream
NoteStream™,
like so many entrepreneurial ventures, was founded to fill an unmet
need. The idea took root while searching on mobile for credible
information on French wine. I wanted articles that weren’t shortened,
but were actually formatted for reading on a smartphone. After failed
attempts to find anything useful, NoteStream was born.
NoteStream
is a free learning app that encourages personal growth and exploration.
It presents compelling content – something more than news – that is
written by expert contributors, covering a wide range of categories.
Yes, there is even content on French wine! Today, NoteStream presents
hundreds of authors in an ever-growing array of topics, from the Library
of Congress to the Public Library of Science. Many nonprofit
organizations, looking to create awareness and engage mobile readers
with their causes and issues, are also represented on the platform, as
are several corporate partners who embrace the NoteStream mission to
help readers “Never Stop Learning”.
A surprising fact: I may be
the CEO of a growing app company, but my background is not in
technology. I’ve since learned a lot about tech itself, but it is my
non-tech background that has proven most valuable. I can only approach
things from the perspective of what I, as the reader, would like. I had
no idea what was possible, or even what was normal when building an app.
Sure, some of my ideas were hilarious to the more technical people, but
it was just as common for them to say “that’s not the way it’s
done….hmmm….but that makes sense….let’s do it!” Companies need to
nourish a culture where multiple viewpoints are welcome and embraced.
I’ve
had my share of ups and downs and pivots along the way, but here are
four things I’ve learned that could help entrepreneurs start breaking
barriers and find success: Don’t Get Distracted By Statistics
Case
in point: TechCrunch recently reported that more than 97 percent of all
venture-funded businesses have male CEOs, and this is not exactly music
to the ears of women CEOs seeking funding! The NoteStream tag line is
“Never Stop Learning”, and I figure that includes VCs. Women and men are
different, and I spend some of my time figuring out ways to use that
truth as an advantage as I build NoteStream. I simply will not let a
mere statistic stand in my way of securing funding for growth
Statistics
will often be a distraction, or even misleading. It is vitally
important to understand the marketplace, the industry, and the
opportunities, but those intimidating statistics are a representation of
the past. They don’t represent what the future holds as innovators set
forth.
Do It Yourself
Can’t
find what you want? If it’s important enough to matter to you, build it
yourself! No matter what your background may be, now is the time to
innovate and grow. My role as CEO of NoteStream means I’m always seeking
better ways to make it even easier for readers to access the content
they’re passionate about. I look for new ways for nonprofits to further
their missions, and innovate new solutions for our corporate partners.
You have to believe in your idea, and learn the self-confidence to
shatter your own self-limitations and give yourself the maximum
opportunity for success. Be The Leader You Would Follow
There are many role models in business. You must create your own unique leadership style that is authentic for you. Breaking barriers doesn’t happen when you’re not true to your core beliefs.
It has been said that ideas without action aren’t ideas. They’re regrets.
Being
a leader is about making regret obsolete. Leadership means you’re the
one replying to emails late at night. You’re the one pushing to get
“just this last thing” done. You must not just try something new, but
inspire others to believe. It also means you take responsibility when
plans don’t go smoothly – and that you still confidently take the next
step forward after setbacks. Give Back
Giving
back is more than just a nice sounding phrase. It’s one of the most
potent opportunities we as humans have. There are so many incredible
organizations and inspiring people actively making our world a better
place. Our society is increasingly dominated by quick sound bites and
news updates, and that can make it very difficult for these powerful
messages to be heard. NoteStream wants to help amplify their voice.
Learning
more about the organizations that change the world could inspire each
of us to do great things. Whether it’s helping to #MoveToEndDV, taking
plastics out of the oceans or finding out what “cage free” really means,
the more you know, the easier it is to find the right cause that will
not just resonate with you, but give you a real chance to pay it
forward.
Giving back comes in many forms. Perhaps it’s mentoring a
young professional with entrepreneurial ambitions. Perhaps it’s
building a business on a foundation of giving back. Or perhaps it’s
being a positive role model to a child and instilling in him or her that
gender, industry, statistics, and resources are not limiting factors.
Challenges, certainly. But nothing should stop us from achieving our
dreams and breaking barriers.
Smartphones now dominate consumer
interactions, but they haven’t changed people themselves. I’m a woman
CEO in the technology field, carving a new path. I’d like to inspire
others to break barriers and pursue their goals, regardless of their
background, gender, education or any other prejudice. My dream is to
build a platform that provides an opportunity for real and genuine
personal growth in a world increasingly filled with noise.
Microsoft's Windows 10 upgrade is rolling out to millions of PCs worldwide. Over 14 million machines are now running Windows 10, but are you still waiting for your upgrade notification? If so, there's an easy way to avoid the line and download Windows 10 and upgrade straight away.
Firstly, back up all your files and data just in case. If you're on Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 then head over to Microsoft's Windows 10 download page. If you're on a 32-bit version of Windows 7 or Windows 8.1, then download the 32-bit tool, and if you're using a 64-bit version, then grab the 64-bit tool. You can check your Windows version by right clicking on My Computer or This PC in File Explorer and going to properties, and it will be listed under system type.
Run the tool and then select the upgrade your PC option. Windows 10 will start downloading, and once it's ready you'll be presented with three options: keep personal files and apps, keep personal files only, and nothing. Select the first option (keep personal files and apps) to ensure your PC upgrades and you keep your files and applications. Windows 10 will start installing and after a few reboots and customizations you'll be upgraded. If you install Windows 10 and decide you want to go back to Windows 8.1 or Windows 7 then you can safely restore by going to settings > update & security > and choose the option to go back to Windows 7 or Windows 8.1.
Interswitch, Africa's leading digital payments and commerce provider, has announced the integration of its Quickteller services with BlackBerry's BBM. Through the use of the new app calledQuickteller Mini, BBM users with a Nigerian bank account can make a request for money, airtime and payment for services from one of their BBM contacts. In much the same way as PayPal through BBM works, you simply select the attachment option, choose Quickteller, enter the amount and make a request.
"BBM is one of the most popular messaging applications in Nigeria," said Matthew Talbot, SVP Emerging Solutions at BlackBerry. "This new mobile payment service demonstrates how we have effectively evolved BBM from the best real-time chat experience to a true social engagement and e-commerce platform. By combining the strengths of BlackBerry and Interswitch, we have developed a service that puts Nigeria at the forefront of mobile payments and commerce innovations."
Interswitch, Group Managing Director, Mitchell Elegbe commented on this new service stating 'Person-to-Person transfers and electronic airtime recharge presents a growing market opportunity in Nigeria. We are delighted to bring our secure payment services to BBM users in Nigeria. This partnership demonstrates how Interswitch continues to innovate and push the boundaries in African payments whilst enhancing the customer experience.' The Quickteller Mini App is now available via free download from BlackBerry World, Google Play Store and Apple's App Store or users can also visit bbm.quickteller.com
Wi-Fi Direct isn't a new feature to BlackBerry 10,
in fact it has been available since OS 10.2 , so there's no time like the
present to do so. After all, you might be new to the BlackBerry 10 OS
and didn't realise this was something you could do. I've actually
started using it more as I recently got hold of a BlackBerry Leap
and usually I use NFC to transfer photos and files between my devices
but since the Leap does not have NFC, I've had to find other ways and
W-iFi Direct was the next best thing.
One thing to note is if you're a BlackBerry Z10 you won't find this option, unfortunately.
To transfer files over Wi-Fi Direct both devices must be in the same
physical location to each other but you don't require an Internet
connection.
How to transfer files using Wi-Fi Direct
On both devices, turn on the WiFi - Settings->Networks and Connections->WiFi
Tap the Wi-Fi Direct tab
On the sending-device, navigate to the file you want to share (you
can share documents, photos, videos, etc). Also, note that you can send
multiple files at the same time. Just use the select more option to
choose more than one file/photo.
Tap on Share and choose Wi-Fi Direct from the list
Devices able to receive via Wi-Fi Direct will be displayed, choose
the device from the list. (Note: If you don't do Step 2, you won't see a
device appear here)
On the receiving-device, a Connection Request toast will appear, tap Accept
Another toast notification will appear asking you to accept the File Transfer over Wi-Fi Direct, tap Yes and the file will send
Quick and easy, right?
If you wanted, you could make the Connection Request at Step 2, after
to go into the Wi-Fi Direct tab. When the list of devices appear, on
one device just tap the name of the other device and the Connection
Request toast will appear, just Accept the connect here. This means
later on, when sharing the file you would only have to say Yes to the
file transfer.
The iPhone always seems to have a new trick up its sleeve. Tucked
away in the device’s myriad menus, there’s probably a setting or two
you’ve never played with that could make the device even more useful.
That’s to say nothing of the numerous gesture-based controls Apple tucks
away in its mobile operating system, many of which may not be readily
apparent. Chances are you could be typing faster, taking better pictures
and noticing more texts with these hidden wonders.
Here, we uncover six lesser-known iPhone tricks that you can use every day:
Take Pictures Using Your Headphones
Pressing the volume-up button on Apple’s
official headphones will snap a picture with the iPhone’s camera app.
This is a useful trick if you’re setting up your phone on a tripod or
want to ensure your shot is steady, as you won’t have to press a button
on the screen to take a photo. You can also take a picture by hitting
the volume buttons on the side of the iPhone itself.
Shake to Undo
Typed an error into a text or email? Simply
shake the iPhone to bring up the option to Undo your last action. The
gesture works in iMessage, Mail and other default apps, but developers
can also implement the feature, so try it in all kinds of different
apps.
Take High-Quality Photos
There’s an easy way to automatically make
your iPhone camera take better pictures. With the Camera app open,
select HDR On at the top of the screen to take a high dynamic range
picture. An HDR photo takes three pictures of a scene and combines the
best parts of each to make an image that best captures what the human
eye sees.
It’s especially useful for landscapes,
pictures in sunlight and photos in low light. If you’re not sure when an
HDR photo is appropriate, select HDR Auto at the top of the Camera app,
and the iPhone will automatically determine when to use the feature.
Enable Read Receipts
If you want to receive a text from a friend,
not reply for a while, but let her know you read it, read receipts are
the feature for you. The iMessage function lets other iPhone users know
exactly what time you read their texts, similar to how BlackBerry’s BBM
worked. To enable the feature, go to Settings, scroll down to Messages
and toggle on “Send Read Receipts.” Rumor has it that the upcoming iOS 9
will also let people tailor which friends receive read receipts and
which don’t.
Create Keyboard Shortcuts
You can create custom text shortcuts for long
words or phrases you often use, like an email address. In the Settings
menu, select General, then select Keyboard, then Add New Shortcut. The
first field will ask for the long phrase you want to use and the second
field will ask for the shortcut you want to stand in for the longer
phrase. After the shortcut has been saved, if you type it into iMessage
and press the space bar, it will automatically transform into the longer
phrase.
Make your phone flash for text message alerts
Sometimes a phone vibration or chime isn’t
enough to alert you to a new text message. You can use the iPhone’s LED
flash as another alert signal. Simply open the Settings menu, select
General, Select Accessibility, then toggle LED Flash for Alerts on.
The Internet has made it possible to generate many more forms of passive online income. Passive income is one of three types of income, as categorized by the IRS. The most common source of passive income is through online advertisements.
Advertising models Online advertisers offer a variety of advertising models where advertising affiliates are offered payment in exchange for clicks, impressions or for each commission. For example, an e-commerce website might offer a percentage of the revenue generated from sales after a user arrives from the affiliate's link. Generating passive income The size of the passive income generated by the advertising affiliates comes from the number of users who see the link and are compelled by the advertisement or context that the link is embedded in. In order to draw in traffic and maximize clicks, advertising affiliates need to create content that is interesting to the users and can also draw in traffic that is likely to click on the links and purchase the product on the other side. The need for content For this reason, many websites that are advertising affiliates need content, which is most often text. However, the content can also include images, downloads, software, video and various other applications and forms of multimedia. Website owners earn a passive income through advertisements either by creating the content themselves or by subcontracting the creation of this content out to other content creators. Passive and active compensation This can be paid for either through passive or active payments. Some website owners choose to share a portion of the website earnings with the content creators, while other websites choose to pay content creators a flat fee, which represents an active form of income. Flat fees provide content creators with an immediate gratification for the content creator, but articles with a large amount of views can earn much more passive income. E-commerce and auctions Advertisements are only one way in which income is generated online. Another way to generate income is through the selling of products and services. Many products are sold on e-commerce websites and auction websites. E-commerce websites generally sell a select type of merchandise, with products sold usually at a set price. Auction websites allow buyers and sellers to meet online. Buyers can bid on products, with the highest bidders getting the item for sale. Private contracts The bidding concept is also used to sell services on a variety of bidding websites. In this model, clients can post projects and professionals can bid on the project. In this case, the bid represents the fee that the professional wishes to be paid for the project. The client can choose bidders based on the suggested fee, the professional's credentials and samples that are presented to the client. However, this only represents one of many ways that clients and independent contractors can come together. Many clients will advertise the need for services on online classified websites, content mills and forums. For more high-profile projects, talent is usually found through word-of-mouth or by the independent contractor advertising his or her services on a personal website. While clients might pay a flat fee for services, some clients and independent contractors work out an hourly rate or a revenue share system. - See more at: http://naijatopmedia.blogspot.com.ng/2015/08/ways-to-generate-online-income.html#sthash.wRiAmMZy.dpuf
MasterCard Friday has announced at the ongoing TECH+ Conferences and Expo in Lagos that it is developing selfie technology for biometric authentication for online payments to eliminate fraud. Omoke Ojomuyidele, business head of Mastercard told attendees at the well-attended TECH+ that the innovation will contribute to boosting cashless initiative in Nigeria. “MasterCard says that to use the upcoming function, customers will be required to download the MasterCard app on their phones and once an online purchase is at the checkout stage, the app will push through a request asking authorisation before payment is submitted.” According to her, MasterCard reckons that we are today in a world where the new generation of selfie-takers now account for over 93 million people across the globe that take selfie on their Android phones on a daily basis. By statistics cited by MasterCard, the tech payment giant wants to use the innovation to provide what people do to take them where they want, she adds. “Mastercard will launch a pilotprogramme with 500 participants over the next few months to develop infrastructure to prove purchase without the need to enter password”, Ojomuyidele told the TECH+ audience. According to the MasterCard exec, “the world is changing to a point where there is a global shift to electronic and the cloud is maturing everyday thereby making the line between physical and digital commerce blur by the day.” MasterCard says that to use the upcoming function, customers will be required to download the MasterCard app on their phones and once an online purchase is at the checkout stage, the app will push through a request asking authorisation before payment is submitted. MasterCard says that over 12 billion devices across the world today are connected to the Internet and by 2020, it is expected to reach 50 billion. Essentially, we will be living in a world where anything connected to the Internet can carry out transactions. “We need to start innovating so that when we get to the future where everything is connected to the Internet, so we don’t have a problem”,Ojomuyidele adds. However, she urged enterpreneurs to come up with innovative ideas to make them remain in their business space else they go into extinction “within the twinkling of an eye.”