Google has unveiled a new app called Google Go, in Nigeria and other countries in Africa in a bid to give users a faster and lighter way to search and access the internet.
Weak data connectivity, high data costs and low RAM or storage space often make it hard for people to get the most out of the internet – Google Go is built to handle these challenges.
Speaking at the launch, in Lagos, Nigeria, Juliet Ehimuan, Google’s Country Director, Nigeria, revealed; “There are about 30 million smart phone users and the number increases annually, however, upon expansive and in depth research in to smart phone usage it was found that 73% of users have less than or 1GB RAM and low [...]
Stitch It
Stitch It is a popular screenshot tool from iOS recently arrived on Android with much fanfare. As the name suggests, the app lets you stitch multiple screenshots for a better sharing experience. It especially comes in handy when there are screenshots of conversations, as you can use the app’s transparent overlay crop tool to stitch them together to make them look uniform. The app also lets you edit your private info from screenshots or even highlight a part of the screenshot.
The app simply allows you to create one seamless image of a text message conversation so that you can share it via WhatsApp, email, Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, Tumblr, or anywhere else in [...]
Boomplay Music, Africa’s fastest growing music streaming and download platform, reinforced its continued contribution to the African content distribution ecosystem, after being recognized by an independent panel of industry experts at the AppsAfrica Awards. AppsAfrica is a leading pan-African technology news portal and advisory service dedicated to delivering the latest insights on mobile, tech, and innovation in Africa. The AppsAfrica Awards aim to celebrate and connect the best in the African mobile and tech ecosystem with global players and are recognized as the premier accolade for anyone operating in Africa’s digital market.
Boomplay Music won the award for the ‘Best [...]
If you maths problems that need solving and explaining, check out Mathway. This tool will demonstrate to you how it reached its answer, letting you learn from the process.
Mathway is a Web calculator that solves math problems for you, as well as demonstrates to you how it found the solution with step-by-step directions.
Mathway covers several types of math genres, including secondary school level stuff like trigonometry and analytics. It’ll likewise take any “essential math,” like what you’d do with a calculator, despite the fact that it’s a waste since most problems just involve one line of explanation. I guess many people would essentially open up their computers’ [...]