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So you’re in front of your laptop or with your tablet and you open four or five different tabs on your Chrome browser including YNaija, Bella Naija, Naij and maybe 360nobs. You’re switching back and forth between tabs and scrolling endlessly to get your latest gist. This might not seem tedious at first but after…
So the iPad sold more than any computer at the end of last year and with the release of the new iPad its Looking like its going to be the same story all over again. Now you’re wondering ‘should I get one? Or should I go for the galaxy tab instead? But I also…
Google’s Android platform is fast becoming a household name. The search giant has been able to provide the world with an open source mobile operating system that is making hardware manufacturers happy and at the same time, providing heavy competition for those in the market. A lot of people are looking to replace their current…
Google sky map is an application that allows you to find exact locations of stars, planets and other celestial objects in the sky. The application uses your phone’s internal compass, GPS and the current date and time on your phone to let you know exactly where you’re pointing at with your phone. I tried it…
It took a lot of courage to shell out cash to buy an Android device in a BB world like ours. I had the chance to get a BB Curve or Bold and go home with some change the last time I visited CV (Comp Villa or Computer Village – for the noobs). Instead, I…
The Droid X from Motorola and Verizon has finally been released and there could never be an even more perfect timing. Now that Apple has its iPhone 4 antenna problems and some consumers are not really happy about the situation, I think it’s the best timing for a competitive product launch. And who better to…
Technorati Tags: Blackberry,Smartphones,iPhone4,Android,Curve,Bold,Javelin,Storm,Apple,AppStore So recently I graduated from college; not with the kind of grades you would hope for, but good enough for one to be thankful he’s out of school :). During the entire grad period, I noticed almost (and I mean almost) everyone I knew – friends or otherwise – had one type…