Tech by Victor

1.         Set a password for User Account. 2.     Press "Windows Key + R" to open run. 3.     Type "control userpassword2". 4.       Click "OK". 5.     You will be presented with the screen below: 6.           Uncheck “Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer” 7.         Click "OK". 8.     Enter password in the next screen presented. 9.       Click "OK". 10.    Restart System to confirm that system can logon automatically.

Dear Blog/Faithful Readers, Haven't posted anything for a while now, I'm so so sorry about that. I been busy roaming (more like trekking) the streets of Abuja in search of a job. In other news, I think I just got one with Access Solutions :) And yeah! It was God that did it for me.

Please watch out for scam sites which tαкєs advantage of the gullibility and eagerness of job seekers to dupe them. An example, you hear something like customs is recruiting and then you're told to apply via α link such as " http://www.nigeriacustomsservice.org/log.php ". Going through thє site, you'd notice lots of discrepancies, thє site is plagued with broken & non functional links, poor grammar, inconsistent use of character casing, improper alignments, suspicious copyright etc. Iη general, it's α poorly designed site and α sorry attempt αt imitating thє real site with intent to defraud unsuspecting job seekers. If you google "Nigeria Customs Service", you'd sєє thє real Customs site listed as " www.customs.gov.ng ". Be careful and try to pay attention to details. Wish you success as you job hunt. Regards Jay

Blackberry 10 devices are expected to be unveiled come January 30th. Thє question is "Will blackberry 10 boost the already diminishing image of RIM?". We'd know the answer in 20days time. Sent from my smartphone.

Your favorite multi-platform messenger Whatsapp might not get be supported Oη the  Blackberry 10 platform according to a member of the Whatsapp team. If indeed this turns out to be the case, then it's definitely going to be a disappointment for  Blackberry fans who still enjoy interacting with friends Oη other platform. Sent from my BlackBerry wireless device from MTN

Thinking of buying a phone on a budget that also ensures your social online presence? The Nokia Asha 205 might just be what you really need. This QWERTY keyboard phone's design may not really be all that, but what's one to expect from a phone intentionally made affordable? A great bargain in my opinion as it wouldn't cost more than N1,000 to purchase this dual sim phone armed with features such as a dedicated Facebook button, threaded view sms ~Blackberry feel~, FM recording, in addition to being deeply socially integrated. It comes with a selection of popular social networking apps: Facebook, Twitter, eBuddy messenger, even Whatsapp(single SIM version). Definitely a phone to watch out for from Nokia.

A few of the Service Providers I have been fortunate enough to use their internet or data plan includes MTN, Airtel and Etisalat. From my experience MTN has been quite unreliable, the few times I subscribed for their data plan my data usage ran faster than my browsing speed. Airtel on the other hand had been manageable up until a couple of days ago my remaining data allowance mysteriously disappeared from my phone, before that I had already noticed a discrepancy between the data balance I got using *123*10# and the one returned using *141*712*0#. The only Communication Service Provider that hasn't disappointed me yet data-wise is Etisalat. They have the most pocket friendly data plan and their data plan readings has been quite accurate to the best of my knowledge. Which of 'em has been reliable to you?