JAMB PRACTICE APP ON MOBILE PHONES

The exordium of the computer Based Test by JAMB brought about the Development of MOBILE JAMB CBT Application. Greencrack was told the app is being developed to provide Jamb candidates with faster, immediate and reliable access to Jamb Computer Based Test (CBT) in any subject of their choice with NO internet connection. The users are being supplied with questions based on the subject and year selected and the user is being graded after the submission of the Examination and the answer to each question are also provided. Apart from the provision of faster and easier access to Jamb Past Questions,it saves the cost of connecting to the internet for practising CBT questions or purchase of the past question series papers. Since JAMB has gone CBT, JAMB candidates are not to be caught unaware of this latest development. The App also comes with a timer,keep on your toes while solving questions Get updated using this JAMB CBT App. DOWNLOADED HERE:- http://nexva.mobi/app/jamb-cbt.31623

If you are a BBm enthusiast, you'll be glad to know that bbm is now available for android devices and ios devices like iphone... It was released a few days ago by the developers, and many nigerians have gotten rid of their old phones to get the new cheap TECNO andriod devices that can use this bbm app, only androids with 4.2 os and above can use it. You can get yours from google play store or on your apple store.

BBM for android release delay

It is no news that bbm developers are planning to extend the wonderful instant messaging experience of the app to android users, but it has been announced that not all android users will be entitled to the use of this app, only andriod 4.2 and above users, and the release date of this app has been kept unknown for reasons developers say is "it has not been fully developed and tested" but we'll keep our fingers crossed and wait for the announcement of the release date.. Stay updated with greencracks

If you are looking for free roam games, Games Like GTA are the first place to start. The much   heralded Grand Theft Auto series set a clear benchmark in video gaming history as the first massively popular 3D open world action adventure game. It quite literally revolutionized the industry. The thrill of interacting in a vibrant world where personal choice is paramount, broke down the traditional linear boundaries games were thought to inhabit.

Today we have a multitude of games similar to GTA, all trying to catch some of the same magic. Many try, only some succeed. Only some games are actually executed properly and can compare to GTA. If you can’t get enough of the GTA series, this article will suggest some other games that will provide a similar gaming experience.

HP launches Android-based SlateBook 'PC'

The SlateBook x2, Hewlett-Packard's foray into the Android convertible market, is now available on the company's sales site.

The tablet-laptop hybrid was slated to be available in August but has arrived early on HP's U.S. sales site. HP also launched the SlateBook in Japan on Monday.

Disney Using 3D Printing to Produce Emotive Robot Eyes

Disney animation never skimps on the expressive nature of characters' eyes (think Bambi's big browns), so why shouldn't animatronic action figures get the same treatment?

Activision to spread its wings after Vivendi sale: CEO

(Reuters) - Activision Blizzard Inc's CEO, who is shelling out $50 million of his own money in an $8.2 billion deal to buy back most of Vivendi's stake, said the world's largest video game publisher will be freer to pursue acquisitions and grow after emerging from its French parent's wing.

Toshiba to cut costs in TVs, PCs by $300 million over next 2 years

(Reuters) - Japan's Toshiba Corp said on Friday it aims to cut a combined 10 billion yen ($100 million) in costs in its television and PC businesses in the year to March 2014 and double that figure in the following year to cope with persistently weak demand.

New app could curb underage drinking by spotting fake IDs

This 35-year-old male appears to have a legitimate ID, but his visitor history is rather suspect.
(Credit: Intellicheck Mobilisa)

Kids these days. It just keeps getting harder for them to misbehave without being spotted.

A new iPhone app released in July aims to help stop underage drinking by making it easier for bartenders and bouncers to spot fake IDs. Users with the barZapp app simply point their iPhone cameras at the bar code on an ID to find out where it's legit. The app also offer up a lot of additional info, including the owner's date of birth, height, weight, and eye and hair color as well as the card's expiration date. They can even see the visitor's history at that exact location.

Available on iTunes for $1.99 (which allows for 10 scans a day) or $19.95 a month (which gets you unlimited scanning), barZapp has been downloaded roughly 1,000 times.

Intellicheck Mobilisa, the company behind the app, also provides software for many of the ID scanners stores currently use, scanners that CEO Nelson Ludlow recently told U.S. News & World Report are far more expensive given they require that stores purchase and maintain stationary hardware. Ludlow adds that his company boasts the largest state ID repository in the U.S., and that if you see a license scanner in a store in this country, "It's extremely likely that [it has our] software inside."

Even though barZapp isn't the first on the scene, Ludlow claims that barZapp is superior to its competition because of its ability to scan licenses from every U.S. state as well as the Canadian provinces. In fact, the company was sued in 2009 for attempting to monopolize the driver's license validation market.
Because the app can spot fakes regardless of what the license holder is attempting to get or do, tobacco store owners may find barZapp useful as well. "This low-cost solution can not only help to deter underage drinking, but also help protect alcoholic beverage and tobacco product providers from costly fines and potential loss of license from serving underage patrons," Ludlow said in a press release.

The app, which the company says will be available for Android soon, looks for several types of fake IDs, from those whose non-encrypted info has been tampered with to altered bar codes to expired hand-me-downs. "If someone fiddles with a date or something in the bar code ... you better do it exactly the right way" or get caught, Ludlow adds.

Researchers hack cars to remotely control steering and brakes

A pair of US hackers sponsored by the Pentagon’s research facility Darpa, have demonstrated their ability to hack the computers in cars, remotely controlling the acceleration, braking and steering inside a Ford Escape and Toyota Prius.

3D printers could cause strokes, researchers warn

3D printers can be harmful to humans if they are not set up in the right environment, researchers at the Illinois Institute of Technology have warned.
3D printing is a process of melting plastic filament and creating solid objects by building them up in very thin

Samsung invests in smartphone component development despite slowing sales

South Korean technology giant Samsung is to invest $1bn (£650m) in developing new products it hopes will compensate for stalling smartphone growth.

Investing heavily in its memory-chip and display businesses will help Samsung to offset slowing growth in the $358bn mobile phone market, the company hopes. Net income between April and June fell short of analyst projections despite a 50 pc rise to 7.58 trillion won, excluding minority interest. Analysts forecast an average net income of 8.02 trillion won, according to Bloomberg.

Activision Blizzard to buy out Vivendi for £5.3bn

Activision Blizzard, the video games publisher responsible for Call of Duty and World of Warcraft, has announced a deal to buy back most of its shares from French media giant Vivendi.
Activision will acquire 429 million shares for approximately £3.79 billion in cash, or £8.83 per share. Meanwhile, an investment vehicle formed by Activision CEO Bobby Kotick and Co-Chairman Brian Kelly

Picture This: An App That Puts Art On Your Walls For Cheap

Imagine if you could see what an artwork would look like on your wall before you bought it. And imagine if that artwork only cost $250, and was purchasable with a tap and swipe of your iPad.

removing payment in purhub and others

The UK's regulator for television on-demand, ATVOD, says it is trying to get industry support to block the flow of money to some pornographic websites in the United States, including sites like PornHub.

Websites that offer hardcore pornographic content freely, without proper age-verification, are in violation of the Obscene Publications Act, says ATVOD, and are therefore operating illegally.

Bug sex: the top five most bizarre invertebrate sexual practices

The animal kingdom can be an aggressive place when it comes to reproduction, with alpha males killing off their counterparts to ensure their genetic line persists. Invertebrates, however, present some pretty extreme competition in the stakes for the most bizzare, rapacious or unusual sexual practices.

PayPal: Ditch wallets and use faces, phones, wearable tech for payments | Wired Money video

Online and offline retail experiences are colliding, and those operating in the offline world need adapt creatively using mobile payment methods, says John Lunn, Global Director for PayPal Developer, speaking at Wired Money.

With 40 percent of people walking into a store admitting they have no intention of buying anything in that store, retailers need to find a reason to attract consumers other than by providing customer service or the opportunity to buy something immediately. Even that, Lunn says, is becoming increasingly unnecessary, pointing to Ebay as an example of being able to order an item online and then pick it up in store.
"I've seen some stores recently where they don't even have any stock"
John Lunn, Paypal

Samsung extends lead in global mobile phone market

Samsung and Apple gained market share in global mobile phone shipments while No. 2 Nokia faded.

(Credit: CNET)

Samsung expanded its lead in the global mobile phone market during the second quarter of 2013, accounting for nearly 28 percent of all mobile phones shipped, according to new data released Thursday.

The South Korean electronics shipped 107 million handsets in a quarter that saw the sector's fastest expansion in a year, growing 4 percent annually to reach 386 million units, according to figures released Thursday by market researcher Strategy Analytics. Much of that growth was fueled

Nokia rolls out YouTube Upload app for Lumia phones

The new app lets certain Lumia phone users upload their videos directly to YouTube.

Nokia has a new app designed to help Lumia users post their videos to YouTube. But for now it seems limited to just the new Lumia 1020.

Slingatron project aims to prototype fast non-rocket space launch system

Rockets have been central to the space program since their inception, but they’re far from the only theoretical way to launch material into space. Since the 1950s, the government has experimented with various alternative launch concepts, from the space gun tests of the 1960s to proposed launch loops and space elevators. Most of these ideas have been shelved due to technical difficulty or for political reasons but one science team is hoping Kickstarter will deliver what government institutions haven’t