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HTTP:-
http://82.145.211.1/
Socket:-
socket://server4.opera-mini.net
Proxy Type:-
Http Proxy server:-mobile.etisalat.com.n 

IP:010.071.170.005
PORT:8080
USER & PASS:etisalat
ACCESS POINT NAME (APN):etisalat
Java users, create Etisalat prov here with d above ip and port. www.xmlprov.com
Dload then send it to a china,sony ericson, Lg or symbian fone. Resend it back to ur java fone, it will appear as Configuration Settings Received, Save, goto Menu, Settings, Configuration, then select "Xmlprov etisalat 010.071.1prov"
as ur default config settings and also, select LINKO ACCESS POINT as ur prefered access point, lastly, click on "Activate default in all apps" and u're gud to go.
Open ur OPERA then configure it like dis.

Config name:etisalat
PRIMARY SERVER http://nokia-s40-9-cust.opera-mini.net:80/
SECONDARY SERVER http://nokia-s40-9-cust.opera-mini.net:1080/
Proxy type:HTTP
Proxy server:mobile.etisalat.com.ng

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GuitarJack Model 2 review

As recovering amateur musicians, some of us still fancy well-made mobile recording gear from time to time. The ability to simultaneously record guitar and vocals using an iPhone 4S is what made the GuitarJack Model 2, in particular, catch our eye. We've taken iPad recording accessories for a spin in the past, but the compact stature of this kit, along with its ability to transform a smartphone into a 4-track recorder seemed quite compelling indeed. At $149, this generation of the GuitarJack costs a full Grant more than Apogee Jam -- excluding the added expense of well-suited apps, of course. So is that hefty investment worth it? Read on to find out.

We'll just go ahead and get this out of the way early: the Guitar Jack Model 2 is quite the dapper peripheral. The adapter is housed in a polished metal shell that pairs nicely with the latest iPhone when the two are connected. Look closely and you'll see the side plates housing the input / output jacks are located are fashioned out of a lighter shade of aluminum. The kit also has a bit of weight to it, which bolsters its durability factor when coupled with that all-metal exterior. We won't recommend you go tossing the thing off your balcony to test its strength, but from the outside, it would appear to hold up much better than plastic adapters we've gotten our mitts on. There's only one tiny issue with the high-gloss aluminum coating: it loves to collect fingerprints. We found ourselves constantly wiping the adapter down to keep things somewhat presentable.

The top and bottom of the adapter only feature logos and text; the action really happens on the sides of the device. On the right-hand edge, you'll encounter a 1/4-inch guitar or instrument input and a 1/8-inch headphone jack. Moving around to the top, there's the built-in iOS dock connector that allows for recording sans cables. Heading over to the left side, you'll discover a single 1/8-inch microphone input. The way all the jacks are set up, cables will extend out from the sides of the unit, allowing you to lay the entire thing flat while capturing your next power ballad. There are also diminutive rubber pads on the bottom to keep the kit's chiseled frame from scratching whatever surface it might rest on.

Software

If you don't install an app that plays nice with the adapter beforehand, your iOS device will prompt you to do so the first time you connect the two. Sonoma Wire Works, the company behind GuitarJack, offers a few options in the app department when it comes to getting your adapter in the game. We'll tackle the free ones first. GuitarTone allows you to rock out (via headphones, of course) on your iPhone while having the freedom to switch amps, cabs, mics and set up an effects loop to test out new riffs on-the-go. As with most free guitar apps, in order to expand your rig you'll have to dish out $9.99 per 12-pack. While the GuitarJack is connected, though, access to AmpPack 1 is granted and lends 12 amplifiers to your mobile axe arsenal.

If acoustic guitars are more your style, the outfit has developed the TaylorEQ app for those looking to channel The Civil Wars. This application boosts the sound of Taylor acoustics when used with the aforementioned adapter through a set of EQ presets specifically designed for industry legend's signature guitar shapes. You'll also be able to create your own custom tone and jam along with The Boss should you be so inclined. To put the GuitarJack version 2.0 through the wringer, we used FourTrack as our application of choice. Capturing guitar licks was pretty straightforward and we used a set of noise-canceling headphones to monitor our face-melting tones right off the side of the adapter. Once we were through capturing our riffs, we were able to check our progress via the iPhone's speaker after unplugging the kit. We plucked the strings of both a Washburn acoustic electric and a Parker Nitefly M. Each time we had to pause our session to take a call or answer an email, the software remembered settings and we were able to pick up right where we left off. The WiFi sync feature worked well, as we snagged freshly recorded tracks from our desktop in a few relatively painless steps.

We grew increasingly fond of GuitarTone as well. Yes, we doubt you'd want to invest a couple Benjamins in hardware and software for the sole purpose of going deaf playing "Everlong" with Dave Grohl. There is some practical use, though, in that you can avail yourself of all the amp and effects expansion packs you purchase back in FourTrack when you're ready to record some original material or a remixed cover. It doesn't have to be all business, all the time, does it?

We've also taken the Apogee Jam for a spin and have found it offers features the GuitarJack doesn't, and vice versa. The Jam works best with GarageBand on an iPad or Mac and therein lies a key difference: desktop / laptop connectivity. However, with Apogee's $99 offering, you can only record one input device at a time while the GuitarJack offers instrument and mic capturing simultaneously. Both peripherals capture a digital signal that cuts down on pesky noise one might run into with similar analog recording devices. The two units also feature gain controls as well -- the GuitarJack's level is altered via iOS app, while the Jam features and on-board dial. You'll also have to keep up with a couple of extra cables with the Jam, whereas the Jack is an all-in-one solution – a pretty nice perk, if you ask us. In terms of sound quality, the GuitarJack holds a bit of an advantage when each peripheral is tested with its recommended software. The adapter doesn't win in a landslide, though, and it'd be worth your time to consider both before committing.

On the surface, the Guitar Jack Model 2 is a handsome, well-built adapter for capturing ideas for that new EP in both instrumental and vocal form. The machined aluminum housing made the peripheral not only looks nice, but it also alleviated some fears about damaging the kit in a gear bag or backpack. The recommend software performs well and the base models don't put too much strain on the ol' wallet. But there lies an issue with this bad boy: the cost. At $149, you won't come in too far under a dedicated 4-track recorder, but you'll keep a piece of burlier tech out of the mix. So, it really is all about being compact and mobile -- two traits we prefer when it comes to tech.

With that said, the $50-plus premium you'll pay for this over the Apogee Jam is a sound investment only if you're going to be recording both vocals and an instrument simultaneously on the regular. If you're a guitar player without a decent set of pipes (think Angus Young), you may want to consider a less expensive offering that focuses more on your axe's tone. Even if you chose to spend your money here, you can expect above-average audio recording, along with a kit that's easy on the eyes as well.

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Humble Bundle expands to Android with World of Goo, Anomaly and more

The choose-your-own-price Humble Bundle has proven to be a runaway success on desktop platforms -- helping fund indie developers and causes like Child's Play and the EFF alike -- and it's now finally taken the plunge onto mobile devices. That move was kicked off today with the Humble Bundle for Android, which includes the games Anomaly: Warzone Earth, Osmos, and EDGE. Those three are available for any price you choose, but you'll also get World of Goo thrown in if you pay more than the average price (just over $5 as of this writing). As always, you can also choose how you'd like your contribution split between developers and charity (and the Humble organization itself), and you'll even get access the Windows, Mac and Linux versions of the same games as an added bonus. Hit the source link below to get started, or head on past the break for a video if you need any more convincing. We should also note that the Android games are offered as direct downloads, not through the Android Market; installations instructions are provided following your purchase.

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Wii U controller to pack NFC, says Iwata, create new gameplay options

Aching for more details on Nintendo's elusive Wii U console? Let Satoru Iwata scratch your itch -- quarterly reports aren't just for reporting losses and announcing new networks, after all. Boss hog Iwata told investors that Nintendo is spicing up their next console's tablet-esque controller with a little NFC magic. Nintendo's President briefly entertains the possibilities of a console controller rocking near field communication, suggesting that Skylander-like figurines or NFC enabled cards could be created to present a "new play format in the video game world." He even says the technology might be used to implement micropayments. Sounds neat -- but will you be able to buy DLC with your Google Wallet?

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Logitech's Q3 2012 report confirms Revue is sold out, Harmony remote refresh 'in the coming months

Logitech's Q3 earnings for the 2012 fiscal year don't have many surprises since the company already revealed it was dropping out of the Google TV team. In prepared remarks, company management confirmed it is completely sold out of new units, closing the door on any users still trying to nab a $99 Revue (who shouldn't be too heartbroken, since Vizio is promising a second gen unit is on the way at the same price). There is promise however, if you're looking for a new Harmony remote model, while interim CEO Guerrino De Luca says the company is late in providing a successor to the best selling Harmony One and other models, resulting in a 30 percent drop in sales, it plans to strengthen the lineup "in the coming months.

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GLO G-BAM

Introducing new GLO G-BAM join, Nigeria's hippest crew and keep your peeps tight at 5k/sec. With load of freebies:


G-BAM HI 5ive:
5k/sec calls to 5 friends (to register dial *101*1*friend's number)

G-BAM WEEKENDER
Free weekend chatting (text "chat" to 20805).

G-BAM BONUS
N500 free airtime upon sim activation and recharge.

G-BAM SOCIAL
Free facebook browsing (1am-5am everyday).

G-BAM NITES
Free night calls.

G-BAM SCHOLAR
$5 million in scholarships for 1,000 students.

FREE GLO RADIO SUBSCRIPTION
(it's radio on the go on your mobile. Listen to song of your choice. Dial 77025 to subscribe).

To join the G-BAM generation today by simply dialing *100*5*1#
GLO RULE YOUR WORLD......

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Dutch court rejects Apple appeal, says Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is legal.....

A court in the Hague has just cleared the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 for sale in the Netherlands, rejecting Apple's requests for a nationwide ban. As NU.nl reports, a different Dutch court had already issued a similar ruling in October, which Cupertino promptly appealed, claiming that Sammy's slate was too similar to its own iPad 2. Today, though, the Court of the Hague shot down Apple's arguments, determining that there are enough differences between the two products to legally justify their coexistence. Granted, this is only one of many patent battles that the two companies are currently waging, but for today, at least, it looks like Samsung has come out on top.

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PlayStation 3 video editor to hit Europe in Q1, 10 Euros at launch....

While Mr. Blurrycam already spotted the upcoming PlayStation 3 video editor at CES, he was unable to divulge any details on release dates. We were similarly unable to wring out much more when we hit the show floor ourselves. Now, Sony has finally outed a few key tidbits, including the fact that Europe can expect it to arrive by the end of Q1 and that you'll have to fork out for the pleasure -- priced at around €10 ($13). According to Electricpig, the Play Memories Studio will offer up cropping and zooming tools, slow-mo, and a medley of sound and visual effects. Incoming versions of the movie editor for iOS and Android, however, will still arrive gratis. Are you willing to stump up to get your Spielberg on? While there's nothing concrete on a US launch date just yet, we'd expect to see the editor to make a similar appearance over the next few months

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Digitize Film Movies on your iPhone Using the LomoKino Adapter.....

Man, this gadget has to be the niche-est of niche gear we’ve seen in a while, but it’s certainly neat enough to get a mention. It’s the LomoKino Adapter, and it helps you digitize film movies with your iPhone.
That actually sounds pretty handy, until you realize that it requires you to have both an iPhone 4/S and Lomo’s LomoKinoscope to use it. And seeing as the LomoKinoscope is an accessory designed to playback movies shot on the LomoKino movie camera, you can see that you’ll have to amass quite a bit of gear just to get started.
The LomoKino, you’ll remember, is a $79 movie camera which captures 50 seconds in 144 frames on a single roll of 35mm film. It offers Lomo’s trademark crappy image quality, and requires you buy film and then get it processed.
You then play this movie back in the hand-cranked LomoKinoscope, and use the new LomoKino adapter to marry it up to your iPhone. Got it?
Then, finally, there is a simple step: Fire up the camera app and hit record. Or you could just ditch the whole pain-in-the-ass analog part of this charade and just buy a 99-cent grunge movie app for the phone. Cheaper, faster, easier and you won’t be left with a stack of plastic tat at the end of the day.
For those old-school masochists out there, thought, Lomo has one bone to throw you: There’s a bundle which lets you buy everything you’ll need at the press of one shopping button. Separately, the LomoKino Adapter costs just $25. The comprehensive kit will run you €99, or around $130.

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Asus Transformer Prime is to be launched in UK soon...

After the official announcement of Asus’ new product,
the Transformer Prime tablet, many people wanted to
get their hands on it. But unfortunately for the people of United Kingdom they
couldn’t get one even after the release date.
This caused many disturbances from disappointed
customers. Last Friday Asus have posted an official
statement on its Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/ASUS

"Sorry for the delay in response.
ASUS have been working all day with our retailers to
try and fulfill back orders. Unfortunately due to high
demand this has not been possible. However we are
shipping more stock over the coming weeks.
Please contact your retailer for dates. We apologize
for any inconvenience caused."

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Sony VAIO series get minor processor refresh, Z series grabs LTE option on the way.

Ahead of any possible Ultra-book announcements, Sony's looking to give its existing VAIO catalog a (relatively underwhelming) shot in the arm with a bundle of hardware re tweaks. The Z series looks to gain the most out of the Spring refresh, with a new off-white Carbon Fiber Silver color option set to be offered up alongside an optional LTE modem. The series also gets a processor step-up, with new Intel Core i5 and i7 options rounded off with the choice of SSD storage. Including the connectable drive, prices for the series refresh will start from $1,950. Meanwhile, both the S (13-inch, $800, 15-inch, $980)and E series will get a similar bump to Core i7 processors, with both the S and aforementioned Z series able to lock into an extended sheet battery accessory. If minor processor improvements, more battery options and LTE connectivity enough to fork over your cash, you can expect the revitalized units to arrive early next month.

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Acer's Aspire One 722 kitted with HSPA+, sold by AT&T

Sleek and svelte Ultra-books and tablets might have stolen the limelight from ye old netbook, but that doesn't mean the less glamorous category is completely bereft of all signs of life. Take for example, Acer's Aspire One 722. Sure, the 1GHz AMD C-50 powered, Radeon HD 6250 wielding netbook's internals got more pizzazz in an updated Europe-only edition, but that didn't stop AT&T from taking the original and giving it a new beginning thanks to shiny new internal WWAN module. Up-to-date silicon it is not, but it could be yours for just $40 a month -- provided you sign your life away on a two-year, 3GB per month, contract. Or alternatively, the HSPA+ redux can be had for the unsubsidized price of $450. Decisions, decisions. Pull the trigger at the source link below.

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Christmas Bonus- How to make your own Perfume

HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN PERFUME

Click here to download in MS-Word format---How To make Your Own Perfume
Click here to download in Acrobat PDF format--- How To make Your Own Perfume

Thanks for visiting Our Naija Label
Merry X-mas and a Prosperous New Year

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MTN Browsing Tricks...

ROCK WITH THIS SETTINGS

http://82.145.209.253:80/
socket://82.145.209.253:1080
Host: 10.199.212.8

http://82.145.210.0/@
82.145.211.1
socket://0.0.0.1@82.145.209.253
FrontQuery:0.0.0.1@
Host:mtnfootball0.ensightnetworksclust

http://082.145.211.001/
socket://0.0.1.1@fbttweaklord
FrontQuery: 0.0.1.1@
Host:10.199.212.8/mms

!:.Tested And Trusted Ok.:!

http://82.145.210.0/@82.145.211.1
socket://0.0.0.1@82.145.209.253
FRONT QUERY:0.0.0.1@
HOST:41.220.77.185

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Iphone Headset Secret Code

This trick will help you to play with your iPhone using secrets codes. These secret codes will work on most of the Apple mobile handsets. You can display the hidden information of Apple handsets and troubleshoot the routine problems with the help of these secrete codes.
 Code                                        Actions

*#06# ---------------------------To display the IMEI Number of the mobile  

*225# ----------------------------Use to display the balance detail of postpaid number    

*#43# -----------------------------Use to verify if call waiting is enabled

*#61# -----------------------------Verify the number for unanswered calls

*#62# -----------------------------Verify the number for call forwarding if no service is available.

*#67# -----------------------------Verify the number for call forwarding if phone is busy

*#646# ----------------------------Use to display the minute detail of postpaid number

*777# -----------------------------Use to display the balance detail of prepaid number    

*3001#12345#* -----------------Display the iphone inner settings

*#33#  ------------------------------To verify whether barring is enabled or disabled for outgoing

*#21# --------------------------------To display the settings for your call forwarding

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Naija Label: How to chat with 2go mobile Application

 

 This is a simple step on how to download and chat with 2go mobile chat on your phone.
1. Lunch your phone browser visit wap.2go.co.za

2. Follow the prompt and fill the simple form.
3. Now download the 2go application.
4. Lunch the 2go application and start chatting

Note: You can also add contact of your friend that are on 2go from your phonebook or with phone number.

HOW TO GET 2GO ON YOUR PC

1. You must have a pc or laptop with java application

2. Then visit pc.2go.im

3. Fill in necessary detail

4. Download the application, install after installation your 2go pc version is ready for use.......Enjoy

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Naija Label: BlackBerry Bold 9790, Curve 9380,

Now that we've seen all the leaks, RIM has finally announced the BlackBerry Bold 9790 and Curve 9380, welcoming two mobile devices  to the OS 7 family. Picking up where the Bold 9780 left off, the comparatively higher-end 9790 boasts a 2.44-inch touchscreen display with 360 x 480 resolution, and is powered by a 1GHz CPU. The QWERTY-equipped handset also ships with 8GB of onboard memory and features a microSD slot that offers up to 32GB of additional space. The Curve 9380, meanwhile, is an all touchscreen affair, with a 3.2-inch, 480 x 360 display and a five megapixel camera. Much details on the 9380's specs has not been

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Naija Label: Biscotti TV Phone goes on sale today for $199

Feel the need to video chat in higher quality? Or maybe just take a break from the PC while you talk to your long-distance friend? Well, we just got word that Biscotti, that TV phone we demoed last week, is on sale in the US and Canada for a princely $199. To recap, it's a camera that sits discreetly atop your TV and is, indeed, about as small and lightweight. The idea is pretty simple: it plugs into both your TV and set-top box, and makes free calls to other Biscotti owners, along with anyone using Google Talk. After our brief demo we were impressed enough with the easy setup and simple menus that layer on top of whatever you're watching, but then again, we were unaware of the price. So, is two hundred bucks worth a lifetime of seeing grandma in 1080p? You have the choice to chooose.....

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Naija Label: How to Join Airtel club 10

Build your own club of 10 and get fantastic discounts and freebies on calls, SMS and data within your club!

Get discounted rates on calls and SMS; also get free mid-night calls to your members! Simply make 1 minute of a local call between 8am and midnight to enjoy the free midnight call benefit.

Get free data valid for 1 week after a recharge of N200 or more within one week. 

HOW TO USE AIRTEL CLUB 10

         Add 9 Airtel lines to yourself to form a club of 10

·         Make calls to your members at 10k/ sec*.

·         SMS your club members at N1/SMS

·         Make free midnight calls 12.30am and 4.30am daily to club members

·         Call other Airtel numbers at 20k/sec*.

·         SMS other Airtel numbers at N3/SMS

·         Calls to other networks are only 30k/ sec*.

·         SMS other Networks at N5/SMS

·         Calls to US, Canada, UK*, India and China at 20k/sec after your 1st minute at 60k/sec

·         Free 10MB data valid for 1 week after a recharge of N200 or more within one week.

*After first minute of the day at 60k/sec.

 BENEFITS

Simply dial the USSD below for the various requests;

·         To opt-in-------------------------USSD: *101#

·         For help--------------------------USSD: *101*1# OR SMS ‘1010’ to 1010

·         For addition ---------------------USSD: *101*2*MSISDN#

·         To remove club number ------USSD:  *101*3*MSISDN#

·         To view club number ---------USSD:  *101*5#

 

SO WHAT ARE WAITING FOR JOIN AIRTEL CLUB 10!!!!!!!!!!!!

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