How to Retrieve All Network SIM YourSelf

Now you can do welcome back at the comfort of your house without paying any money to anybody.

For MTN user follow the guide below

Well the Firststep is to goto  http://www.mtnonline.com/index.php/welcomeback.html and fill in your details in the online sim swap form:
1. Title:
2. First Name:
3. Last Name:
4. E-mail Address:
5. Birthday:
6. Alternative number
7. INFORMATION ON OLD LINE:
a. (STOLEN / LOST / DAMAGED)
b. Was your MTN line: Stolen? Lost? Damaged?

8. Enter the phone number of the stolen/lost/ damaged line

9. LINE OWNERSHIP VERIFICATION (CUSTOMER MUST ANSWER AT LEAST 2 QUESTIONS CORRECTLY)
How much Unit did you load when you last recharged? * what 3 GSM numbers do you frequently dial? please insert the full phone number e.g 0803000000

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How to Install Android App on Computer

Sometimes you could wish to make some of the interesting games on android platform on your computer or use android app on your computer. The ideas keep going on and on.
The gateway is using BlueStacks App Player!

Bluestacks is a Silicon Valley-based mobile company that produces BlueStacks App Player and GamePop. Both products are designed to enable Android applications to run on Windows PCs, Macintosh computers and TVs.




Download it Here. and follow the normal installation commands

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How to share your Android phone’s Wi-Fi connection over Bluetooth

What can you do if you want to get your laptop online but you only seem to be able to pick up a wifi signal on your phone? What about if you want to get multiple devices online, but only want to pay to connect one? There is a solution – you can share your phone’s wifi connection to more phones, tablets and computers using Bluetooth so other devices can get online. Here’s how you do it.

Your phone’s wireless connection can be shared to help get other devices online.

If you don’t have access to a wireless internet connection, it’s easy to share your phone’s data connection to other devices so you can get them online. But it’s a slightly different story if you’re looking to share a single internet connection between multiple devices.

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How to protect your Android device with a Firewall

A firewall is nothing more than a safety barrier between a device (computer, smartphone or tablet) and the internet. It’s a barrier that filters all communication that tries to cross it, whether in or out, allowing only those which are authorized to do so. Obviously in Android, the firewalls available here might not provide the same extensive functionality as those for PC, however these can help filter which apps can interact online and which are blocked.

Why use a firewall?

There are many possibilities: stopping an app from automatically updating, blocking offline in-app ads, avoiding online checking of the apps (for example license control or something else more or less legal), and saving megabytes by stopping unwanted internet connections from running in the background. These are just a few of the uses.

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How to Backup your Contact on Andriod Device

That phone you love so much will eventually come to the end of its life. You may move from Samsung Galaxy S2 to a Note 3, an S4 to S5, or there may be a jump from an HTC One to a Sony Xperia Z3. When you do decide to invest in a new handset, there’s more than one way to take your list of contacts with you.






If you are moving to a new phone, you probably want to make sure that you have all of your contacts moved across to your new handset. But even if you are not planning an upgrade it makes sense to have backup of your contacts in case anything goes wrong, you accidentally delete some contacts, or lose your phone.

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