Showing posts with label technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label technology. Show all posts

Monday, October 9, 2017

CHEAP PHONE IN NIGERIA - CHEAP ANDROID NEW PHONE - 2017

 Range - (0 - N26,000)
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Saturday, October 7, 2017

itel It1516 Plus 5-Inch (1GB, 8GB ROM) details, price, about and where you can get the cheapest from.

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Itel it1516 plus has 5-inches IPS Super clear display screen with 9.9mm slim metal unibody. The metal back cover gives a premium look and ensures reliability and strength at the same time. It comes with 2MP front camera and 5MP rear camera with autofocus, which helps capture focused and sharp image anywhere, anytime.
buy from Jumia for N20,400
Itel it1516 Plus has 1GB RAM for good performance and use of Multiple, 8GB ROM upgradeable to 32Gb with MicroSD. it1516 plus runs on Android 5.1 Lollipop,  Quad-Core 1.2GHz processor. The 5000mAh battery of It1516 plus is what keeps this smartphone always on and can also be used as a power bank to charge mobile devices via OTG Reverse Charge.
Key Specs of Itel it1516 plus:
Display: 5-inch IPS screenScreen
CPU: Core 2.0GHz
GPU: Mali-T860 MP2 700MHz
System: Android 5.1
RAM + ROM: 1GB RAM + 8GB ROM 
External Memory: TF card up to 32GB (not included)
Camera: Back camera 5MP with AF + front camera 2MP
Resolution: 480 x 854
Color: Silver, Champagne, Grey
Bluetooth: 4.0
Navigation: GPS, A-GPS,
Sensor: G-sensor, Proximity sensor, Ambient light sensor, Gyroscope
SIM Card: Dual SIM dual standby
Battery Capacity (mAh): 5000mAh
Standby: 31 days
Talktime: 2 days
Network:
2G: GSM 850/900/1800MHz
3G: WCDMA 900/2100MHz
Additional Features: 3G,  Alarm, Bluetooth, Browser, Calculator, Calendar, FM, MP3, MP4, OTG, Wi-Fi

BUY NOW from Jumia for N20,400

Monday, October 2, 2017

PLASTIC BOTTLE HOUSE - how to construct a house with plastic bottles

plastic bottle house - michaeltrendz


House Construction With Plastic Bottles - how it is been done and where.






Plastic-Bottle Homes Are Popping Up Around the World
A two-bedroom home with a bathroom, a kitchen, and a living room can be made from 14,000 plastic bottles and mud.
In the United States alone, 47 billion plastic bottles are discarded annually, and worldwide, enough plastic is thrown out in a single year to circle the globe four times. But a form of construction being used throughout Africa and Latin America is making a difference, not only by reducing plastic waste but also by taking advantage of the durability of plastic bottles to provide shelter for the homeless.

We have also recorded a house built with plastic bottles in the village of Sabon Yelwa, near the northern Nigerian city of Kaduna.

The “bottle wall technique,” developed by German firm Ecotec Environmental Solutions, has been training people in Nigeria, where 16 million people are homeless, to build homes out of plastic bottles.

The process is simple. Bottles are collected and filled with sand, then stacked on their sides and bound together with mud or a cement mix, creating solid walls. The structures are well insulated, incredibly strong (20 times stronger than brick), fire resistant, and even bulletproof. A typical two-bedroom home with a toilet, a kitchen, and a living room requires 14,000 plastic bottles and costs a quarter of what a conventional house would.

An increasing number of communities around the world are experimenting with the technology. An Ecotec house in Ecoparque El Zamorano, Honduras, was built with 8,000 bottles without using cement, and it supports a green roof that weighs up to 30 tons when wet. Ecotec plastic-bottle greenhouses, office partitions, sheds, benches, walls, and community centers are also popping up in Tokyo, the U.S., Europe, and South America.

Design-wise, colored bottle caps protrude from the walls for a colorful effect, and exposed rows and sections allow light to filter through the structures. Ecotec even created the world’s first vaulted ceiling made out of plastic bottles in Honduras.

This type of environmentally friendly construction requires a community effort. The bottles must be recovered through massive cleanup efforts and recycling drives, and filling each one with sand often involves many hands.

While this construction technique is now being used in developing countries across the world, some think it makes sense to use it in all countries with high homeless numbers.

Tuesday, April 7, 2015

Welcome to the New Tech Revolution

There is no escaping technology and the ever emerging trends that are continuing to blossom almost daily. Technology is everywhere now. It's as simple as that. It affects everything we do today. Whether it be work, communication and interaction, or even for entertainment. Because of this, technological innovation is now an essential part in a company's development. Whether or not a company itself is part of a tech trend forefront, they are still seeing the effects of it's continuous growth trickle down in the society and economy. Simply put, since technology is virtually inescapable now, every business is affected by it. That means even the companies that aren't tech related.

When you stop and think of the growing tech trends that are happening in today's market, you probably don't think of clothing or fabric companies. Recently, however, a business owner by the name of Mark Dwight saw his bag-making company being affected by technology. While trying to create a new type of messenger bag that would be more easily visible at night, Dwight kept hitting a road block of sorts. The new reflective thread they had developed kept snapping. Due to time and financial constraints, Dwight began using a more recent social media technology (LinkedIn) to try and solve his dilemma. All because a wood working and fabric weaving business had been looking for potential business that day, Dwight's problem solved.

Dwight ordered the fabric he needed and later went on to develop and market his new, more visible, messenger bags. He also used the help of Kickstarter to help get the funds he needed for development and marketing. This is where technology comes into play. It almost has to be thought about obviously. We're talking about a company that doesn't sell or deal in any kind of smart technology or tech trend. Yet, there he was utilizing a trend that we may not have even thought was still a trend; social media.

By the example of Mr. Dwight's messenger bag business using social media to help accrue the supplies he needed, we can see just how how much the industry's recent tech trends have been influencing every business imaginable. It goes to show us one thing; that innovation in technology is exactly what our businesses needs. With the latest technology and tech trends that we have available, it's much easier to get a business started now than it would have been in the past.

Think back to the days of dial up. Do you think it would have been as easy to purchase or sell from a business standpoint as it is today? Almost every company is linked up with their own website or email service. Many companies are now also using the latest office equipment and business tech they can afford. With this being the case, it should come as no surprise that businesses that may not even deal in technology are being affected.

Every business is looking for the most efficient way to turn their product into profit, and they want the best tech and services possible to make that happen. Technology is readily available. With the growing tech trends, we will continue to see its innovation influence every company and consumer's way of doing business. Welcome to the new tech revolution.

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