Tuesday 7 March 2017

Reach inbox zero in Gmail with these 5 tricks


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When it comes to email, it's usually a case of can't live with it, can't live without it. These messages make up an essential part of modern-day communications, but sorting through them takes up an inordinate amount of time, time that could be spent doing something more productive.
Fortunately, if Gmail is your email service of choice, it comes with a number of features for blasting through your incoming messages quickly. On top of that, there are plenty of helpful add-ons for getting down to an empty inbox as efficiently as possible.
The key is offloading as much work as possible to automatic filters and other tools that will do some of the organizing for you, leaving you to deal with what's really important. Here are five tricks for making inbox zero a reality.

Scientists are trying to make the perfect battery


 
“The word ‘bomb’ is not out of place here,” says David Pogue, tech columnist for Yahoo Finance and the host of NOVA’s documentary “The Search for the Super Battery.”
As he explains it, lithium-ion batteries are positive and negative electrodes, separated by an electrolyte liquid that happens to be highly flammable. “Lithium-ion is not the best storage device,” Pogue says. “They are explosive, they are expensive … they have a limited amount of hours they can power your phone, and they can only be recharged, let's say, 400 times. So the world really needs something better than this 1991 technology.”
Luckily, he recently scoured research labs all over the country with his documentary team, in search of the “super battery.”

Monday 6 March 2017

AImotive aims to convert regular cars into driverless ones inexpensively


  The computer that powers AImotive’s driverless car.  The computer that powers AImotive’s driverless car. The AImotive office is in a small converted house at the end of a quiet residential street in sunny Mountain View, spitting distance from Google’s headquarters. Outside is a branded Toyota Prius covered in cameras, one of three autonomous cars the Hungarian company is testing in the sleepy neighbourhood. It’s a popular testing ground: one of Google’s driverless cars, now operating under spin-out company Waymo, zips past the office each lunchtime.

iPad Pro 2: Expected Features And Availability


  US Apple’s flagship tablet, the iPad Pro, is expected to get a refresh in 2017 — the company is expected to launch the iPad Pro 2 ahead of its World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC) in San Jose in June. This will be the first do-over for the tablet since 2015.
While Apple has been quite secretive about the features of the upcoming tablet, several rumors have given us some idea of what the tablet might look like.
Here are seven expected features of the upcoming tablet:

Researcher finds bug that allowed free Uber rides


Smartphone displays the Uber Technologies Inc. UberPop car service application (app) as rain streaks an automobile windshield in this arranged photograph in Berlin, Germany on Nov. 24, 2014.  Smartphone displays the Uber Technologies Inc. UberPop car service application (app) as rain streaks an automobile windshield in this arranged photograph in Berlin, Germany on Nov. 24, 2014. Uber has patched a bug in its code that allowed a researcher — and anyone else who might’ve discovered the problem — to hail Uber rides without paying for them.
Anand Prakash, a security researcher, discovered the bug in August and received permission from Uber to test it in the U.S. and India. He was able to successfully exploit the bug, getting free rides in both locations.

Friday 3 March 2017

Let's use humanoid robots to grow transplant organs


<span style="font-size:13px;">Humanoid robots like Eccerobot, shown here, closely mimic human anatomy. Similar robotics could be used to grow better tissues and organs in the lab. kevan/Flickr CC By 2.0</span>Popular Science Humanoid robots like Eccerobot, shown here, closely mimic human anatomy. Similar robotics could be used to grow better tissues and organs in the lab. kevan/Flickr CC By 2.0 Scientists are already growing muscles, bones, and mini-organs in the lab. But these tissues are generally small, simple, and kinda wimpy. That's partly because a Petri dish is no match for the human body.
Take, for example, skeletal muscle. Bioreactors—typically warm, moist vats where cells are grown—might induce some simple movements in lab-grown muscles, but it's nothing like the multidirectional bending and stretching of the human body, which helps our muscles grow and get stronger. That's why two scientists from Oxford University are proposing that we use humanoid robots to grow engineered tissues instead. Their article was published Wednesday in Science Robotics.

JOB VACANCY - Customer Care Personnel at S&S Hotels and Suites

S&S Hotels and Suites remain the hotel of choice for the business traveler who requires a convenient central location offering a welcome haven that feels like a second home and the unrivaled services personified by the warmth and dedication of our staff, as well as the discerning leisure traveler seeking the captivating dining and limitless nightlife destinations within walking distance of the hotel.


Job Title: Customers Care Personnel

Descriptions

FCMB Graduate Analysts - Investment Banking Recruitment

FCMB is a full service banking group, passionate about growing a world class financial services group focused on value adding strategies and processes through professionalism and excellent operating standards. We believe having the right people within our organization is the first most important step in bridging the gap from where we are today to delivering us into our future of being the first premier financial services group of African origin.

There exists unique employment opportunity for intelligent and business minded Nigerian graduates both at home and Diaspora who are keen on growing in a banking career.

Job Title: Analysts - Investment Banking

Requirements

These are the most exciting phones at MWC

Sarah Tew/CNET: <p style="margin-bottom:1em;padding:0px 0.2em;font-size:13px;">LG's new flagship phone has a sleeker design than its modular predecessor. <em>Sarah Tew/CNET</em></p> 
LG's new flagship phone has a sleeker design than its modular predecessor. Sarah Tew/CNET
Every year phone manufacturers from all over the world flock to Barcelona to unveil their latest devices at Mobile World Congress, leaving us with a batch of brand new phones to compete for our attention. And this year is no exception.
Which ones are worth your precious time?
We've rounded up the five most popular new phones from MWC on CNET right now, plus the tease that has everyone talking.
LG G6

Best Smartphone Tech of 2017

  Many of the smartphones coming out in 2017 are moving in similar technical directions—more fingerprint scanners, more USB Type-C connections, and so on.
All this smartphone tech was on display this week at the annual Mobile World Congress trade show in Barcelona. Most of the industry was represented, but not all. Apple characteristically refrained from making any iPhone news—it prefers to stick to events it controls—and Samsung uncharacteristically didn’t announce a new Galaxy phone. (We'll report on that company's new flagship model in a few weeks.)
Understanding these features can help if you're shopping for a new phone this year. Here's what you can expect to see in smartphone tech.

Fingerprint Sensors Are the New Black

Wednesday 1 March 2017

JOBS VACANCE - Graduate Tax Trainees Recruitment at KPMG Nigeria

KPMG Professional Services and KPMG Advisory Services are the KPMG member firm in Nigeria. The partners and people have been operating in Nigeria since 1978, providing multidisciplinary professional services to both local and international organizations within the Nigerian business community.
Our vision is to build and sustain our reputation as the best firm to work with by ensuring our people, clients and communities achieve their full potential.

Job Title: Tax Graduate Trainee

Qualifications

JOB VACANCE - Makeup Artists needed at House of Tara International

House of Tara International - We are House of Tara, the largest brand in the beauty and cosmetics industry out of Africa. We currently have over 20 branches in states across Nigeria and have sales presence in Ghana, Tanzania, Kenya, South Africa. Our company takes pride in not just beauty consultation, but in empowering women, creating self-awareness as well as boosting self-esteem.

Job Title: Makeup Artist

Responsibilities
  • Apply makeup to clients using a colour palette and different tools such brushes, sponges, spool, lip liners, brushes.
  • Sell makeup products to clients.
  • Match skin colour to colour palettes (powder, eye shadow) to determine best looks.
  • Work with clients to create various looks.
  • Apply makeup for events including weddings, birthdays, holiday.
  • Style hair according to makeup.
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