Backup iPhone Online And Offline

Backup iPhone regularly to save you from losing valuable data.

You don’t have to lose your precious data anymore if you backup iPhone online and on PC. Whether you lost your phone or you want to upgrade to the latest version of iPhone. All that is needed is to sync your backup with your new device, and you are ready to go.

Here are few ways you can backup the iPhone:

Backup iPhone Using iTunes

There are two main ways to make a backup of your iPhone. The first is via iTunes. All you need to do is connect your iPhone to the computer to sync using the USB cable, open iTunes, and then wait for your device to appear in iTunes.
In the “Summary” (which should be the default landing page when you click your device), click Backup Now. It might take some time, but once completed, will have a full backup of your iPhone on your computer.

Worth using the “Encrypt Backup” option because it will also keep your passwords and other settings that are not saved otherwise. You must enter a password to encrypt the backup: Do not forget it!
Now, if by chance your iPhone falls without your notice, or lose on the way back, you still have all the data stored on this iPhone stored on your computer. You can connect a new iPhone and restore all information into the new device.

Backup iPhone Using iCloud

The second way to make a backup of your iPhone is the use of Apple iCloud. The device makes a backup whenever you are connected to a Wi-Fi network, so there is no possibility that you forgot to make a backup of your iPhone, unlike the iTunes backup method.

If you choose to use iCloud as the backup method for your data, you need to go to Settings > iCloud > Storage and backup, and then enable the iCloud backup switch.

Your camera will automatically save the photos, contacts, messages, and settings contents when it is charging, locked, and connected to Wi-Fi.
You get only 5GB of free storage in iCloud, though, so you can find that you want to pay extra to get extra space.

Backup iPhone Using Google Drive

Google has updated its iOS player application so that you can perform backups of data from your iPhone to the cloud once. This means that you do not have to sync photos and videos on Google Photos, contacts, contacts and calendar events calendar: it will do everything automatically for you.
Obviously, this is far from a complete backup of your phone, but if your email, events, and contacts are already online (as if you are using Gmail and Google Calendar for these things), there is no Need to save them again.
Google Drive can not back up iMessages, can not save passwords or settings to your phone, an encrypted iTunes backup is the best choice for most people. However, if you switch from iPhone to Android, Google Drive is a very useful option.

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Nokia 3310 Becomes Smart With Amazing Features

NOKIA 3310 2017 could feature a major upgrade as iconic smartphone gets a makeover for the Android smartphone age.

The Nokia 3310 is one of the most-loved smartphones of all time.

So rumors of a potential return for the iconic device this week has sent much of the technology world into a nostalgia-fuelled frenzy.

With the original device a major hit thanks to its simplicity, long battery life and incredible durability, any successor will need to be something truly special to replace the original Nokia 3310.

But now it looks like we may have got our first look at what this new device could really look like.

New video footage released by Concept Creator has shown off a first look at how the Nokia 3310 may look upon its release.

The video shows an all-new Nokia 3310 that has received a major technological and hardware boost, but keeps much of the original’s iconic design.

Sporting a classic colourful moulded polycarbonate design that is 14mm thick, the new Nokia 3310 is updated for modern consumers with a number of extra features.

This includes a first-ever rear camera for the device, situated on the rear panel just above the Nokia logo.

The new Nokia 3310 phone would also sport a 1.5in colour screen – a far cry from the original’s two-tone, blocky grey and green display.

There’s also a built-in FM radio, the ability to create your own ringtone, and charging via micro-USB.

The video speculates that the new Nokia 3310 would come with 8GB internal memory and a 1650mAh battery that would provide the much-loved long battery life – between 55 and 235 hours on standby.

As it is only a concept, there’s no news in the video regarding price, release date or specific hardware for the new device, but we could find out all the details sooner than expected.

That’s because Nokia is set to reveal a number of new smartphones within the next few weeks – including possibly a new Nokia 3310.

The company is holding a launch event at the Mobile World Congress tradeshow in Barcelona, which begins on February 26th, where a budget Nokia device is set to be announced.

The refreshed version of the Nokia 3310 is expected to set customers back some €59 (roughly £50), according to information revealed by tipster Evan Blass.

Alongside the revamped Nokia 3310, tipster Evan Blass claims that HMD Global – the company behind the Nokia brand – will also announce a new flagship smartphone.

The new Nokia P1 smartphone will reportedly run the latest Android 7.0 Nougat operating system out-of-the-box.

Other rumours features for the Nokia P1 include a 22.6MP rear camera with a Carl Zeiss lens, a hefty 3,500mAh battery and one of the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon processors.

The Nokia P1 is expected to ship with an all-metal unibody design, a 5.3-inch display protected by Gorilla Glass 5.

Below the screen, Nokia is rumoured to include a physical home button that doubles as a fingerprint sensor for speedy unlocking of the device, as well as in-app purchases and security features.

HMD is also rumoured to unveil two new low-end Android 7.0 Nougat smartphones, purportedly dubbed Nokia 3 and Nokia 5, alongside a European edition of the Nokia 6, which was launched in China earlier this year.

According to reports, the Nokia 6 will be sold for €249 (some £211), the Nokia 5 at €199 (roughly £169) and the Nokia 3 for €149 (roughly £125).

Source: EXPRESS UK

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Prynt Allows You Print Photos On-The-Go

No more delays in getting your photos printed out to hard copy as Prynt allows you to print photos on the spot, straight from your phone, instantly.

Co-Founders Clément Perrot and David Zhang came up with the idea back in June 2014 in Paris, while the two were in college. They’ve now grown to become a team of 20, based in San Francisco who have brought this innovative idea to life.

This is the world’s first smartphone case with a built in photo printer. It’s a pretty simple process to get things going. As you put the case on the smartphone, the phone plugs into the case. With the app downloaded and ready to go, you can snap your photos and begin printing instantly.

The portable and lightweight case has its own battery, and doesn’t require Wi-Fi or Bluetooth pairing, so you can print anywhere at any time. This is a perfect gadget to have with you when you travel, sight-see, or when you’re on the go.The printing process is inkless. Instead, Prynt uses ZINK technology which helps retain vibrancy, and prevents against smudging and tearing, giving you long-lasting photos. This method also saves you from dealing with ink or cartridges and you don’t have to ‘shake it like a Polaroid picture’.

Not to worry if you lose the printed photo. With each photo taken, the Prynt app records a video of the image and stores it in the cloud, so you’ll always have a copy of it. With your phone, you can scan the print out copy and a video will pop up on your device. The video acts like a boomerang or short video that accompanies the snapshot.

The Prynt app also lets you add filters and text to your photos, so you can edit and review prior to printing.

Prynt was previously a campaign on Kickstarter, where over 9,000 backers pledged over $1.5M to help fund the project.

The Prynt Case currently supports iPhone 6s/6s Plus, iPhone 6/6 Plus, iPhone 5/5s and Samsung Galaxy S5. For more info check out their website.

Credit: Prynt, Spoutly

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BREAKING : Buhari Is Not Coming Back!!!, By Toyin Dawodu

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There is a saying in Yoruba Land: “Orun a re mabo.”

Translation: No one comes back from the dead.

Buhari may not be dead, but he might as well be – too sick to rule, too greedy to leave.

Do I wish Buhari dead? Hell no! I wish him well. But as the president of Nigeria, he needs to either serve in his full capacity as president, or immediately resign. There is no third option here, at least not one that benefits Nigerians.

For weeks, Buhari’s administration has been reporting that he is healthy, that he is simply on an extended trip to London for medical tests. He has been away for weeks, and his administration is unwilling or unable to tell Nigerians if or when their president will return, according to the LA Times.

So, what we know for sure is even if Buhari is not sick – which is improbable, considering his appearance of late – and he is just more comfortable spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on his current medical tour instead of getting these “medical tests” done at the State House Clinic Abuja, the fact remains he so  preoccupied with his health that he is unable to lead his country. And Nigeria does not seem to have another leader poised to take his place.

I agree with Okey Ndibe that Buhari should step down.

Unlike most of Buhari’s detractors, I do not have a self-serving agenda. My agenda is to see Nigerians prosper in Nigeria. But Nigerians remain in chains, enslaved by their inability to see beyond their greedy noses.

I speculate Buhari is suffering from either a kidney failure or pancreatic cancer, but even if Buhari comes back home, we all know his policies of the last two years have left the country almost completely stagnate. Try as we might to put our faith in him, Buhari has brought Nigeria no closer to self-sufficiency.

If you remember, I campaigned for Buhari. I wanted him to help halt the abyss to which Nigeria was descending during the time of Jonathan’s presidency, as referenced in my article Nigeria’s Rise to the Bottom.

In another one of my articles, I stated that Nigeria is Not a Country but a conspiracy of the elites. My sincere hope was that Buhari would mark the start of a new paradigm of leadership for Nigeria.

That has not been the case.

I am not naive in thinking any world leader would panic his or her constituents by announcing a major illness then admitting there is no cure for the illness, nor a plan in place to ensure the stability of the country going forward. World leaders don’t do that. Hell, C-level executives don’t even do that.

I think what we all feel is the sense of unease that manifests when you know something’s wrong and no one will tell you what it is. It’s the same unease Americans felt when William Henry Harrison died in office. It’s the same unease experienced by Ethiopians when Prime Minister Meles Zenawi died in office. It’s the same unease the whole world felt when North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il died and we realized we were stuck with his sons.

The saga of Yar’adua comes to mind. Not quite seven years ago, we had another Nigerian President lying comatose in another country. The cabals lied to the nation for several months until they could no longer lie.

This may be history repeating itself.

By the time this post goes live, Buhari may be dead or Buhari may be back in Nigeria. But I question whether he will ever regain enough strength to lead in the proper capacity as president. How can he have a broken body and a distracted mind and retain the strength and focus to lead Nigeria out of social, political, and economic turmoil?

I am hedging my bets. The cabals know the answer. The conspirators know the answer. But they will continue to lie and  keep Nigerians guessing so they can milk the system for as long as possible.

Therefore, I say to all Nigerians, let us pray the Lord see fit to restore President Buhari’s health, and that he has the opportunity to enjoy the rest of his years in peace with his family beside him.

And let us pray that Nigerians would wake up, and rise up. Long live Nigeria.

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JUST IN: Nnamdi Kanu Makes Deep Revelation From Kuje Prison, Makes More Promises To IPOB

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The detained Leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, has disclosed what his fear was about the current Biafra agitation under his leadership during a visit to him at the Kuje Prison Abuja.
According to him, “my fear has always been, will my people stand for me even at the point of death? Will they keep on fighting even when am not there anymore? Will they keep the commandment I gave them? Will the love of Biafra propel them to keep on the fight we all started together before my detention? Will Biafra always be Paramount in their lives as I have always wished for?
“Well little did I know I was training people that will see death as nothing when it comes to their freedom, little did I know that these people have always wanted to be free before I came. Little did I know they were prepared to give all to free Biafra. Their unconditional love for me and Biafra is beyond my making.
“My days of educating them on Radio Biafra was never in vain. My aim of trying to make them see Biafra as their only guarantee of a peaceful future has truly been achieved.
“My people are been killed during various rallies and protest, yet they were not propelled into retreating or surrendering. Some are in prison and various detention centers yet the painful experience only makes them stronger and keep multiplying in their numbers.
“They still maintain our “Biafra Or Death” creed.
They don’t have any political sponsor, their little monthly contributions gives them the power to continue to fight and sink the zoo. My people may not be too great in number, but yet powerful and peaceful.
“Because of their love for me and Biafra, I have promised never to let them down. I will never compromise this struggle even at the point of death.
“My son ever since he was born have not seen me because of my love for Biafrans, I am here in prison in order that you may have Biafra. Am in detention because I want you to be emancipated from this demonic contraption called Nigeria.

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