Microsoft pushes Windows 10 'Creators Update' to Release Preview ring for Insiders

In case you still had doubts that build 15063 was "RTM", Microsoft has today pushed said build to the Release Preview ring on PC, meaning build 15063 will indeed be the build that rolls out to the public starting April 11.

The Release Preview ring is the final Insider ring before the production channel of updates, where Microsoft is expected to start rolling out build 15063 on April 11. Microsoft announced

Samsung says the Galaxy S8 will be its best-selling smartphone ever

Samsung’s hot new Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ were finally made official on Wednesday, following months of leaks and rumors that left precious little to the imagination. We saw dozens if not hundreds of leaked photos and videos, and all of the specs leaked well in advance as well. Android fans were still blown away when the Galaxy S8 and S8+ were unveiled though, because they truly are the two most stunning smartphones the world has ever seen at this point.

The South Korean smartphone giant is certainly in need of a win following last year’s Galaxy Note 7 debacle. As readers will

Google Maps just DITCHED its most useful new features

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Google Maps has ditched one of its most useful new features

Google Maps has purportedly ditched one of its most useful new features – hours after it brought back one of the most frustrating features in its Chrome web browser.

The latest beta software – Google Maps version 9.49 – introduced a nifty new parking reminder.

In the latest beta version of Google Maps on Android, users were able to quickly leave a parking reminder by tapping on the small blue dot that represents you on the map.

As soon as you tap on the dot, Google

If You Want a VPN to Protect Your Privacy, Start Here

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ON TUESDAY, THE House of Representatives voted to reverse regulations that would have stopped internet service providers from selling your web-browsing data without your explicit consent. It’s a disappointing setback for anyone who doesn’t want big telecoms profiting off of their personal data. So what to do? Try a Virtual Private Network. It won’t fix all your privacy problems, but a VPN’s a decent start.

In case you’re not familiar, a VPN is a private, controlled network that connects you to the internet at large. Your connection with your VPN’s server is encrypted, and if you browse the wider internet through this smaller, secure network, it’s difficult for anyone to eavesdrop on what you’re doing from the outside. VPNs also take your ISP out of the loop on your browsing habits, because they just see endless logs of you connecting to the VPN server.

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Why some Nigerians are turn back at U.S airport

Hakeem Balogun, the Chargé d’affaires of the Embassy of Nigeria in Washington, says different reasons are responsible for the extreme vetting Nigerians face during entry into the US.

Mr. Balogun, in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Washington, added that the President Donald Trump’s travel ban did not affect Nigerians.

“The executive ban on immigration does not affect Nigerians. Whatever must have taken place regarding visa issuance, vetting at the airports, it’s all normal.

“All these things have been on even before President Trump. Let’s get one thing well. That you are issued visa is not a guarantee that you will end up wherever you’re going.

“It’s a global thing; it’s not just United States. Even

Group threatens Kwara government with revolt over movement of school equipment

The Patigi Emirate Development Union (PEDU) has asked Kwara State Government to stop the planned movement of functioning machines in Government Technical College, (GTC) Patigi to the newly established International Vocational Training Centre, Ajase Ipo in Kwara South, if it does not want a revolt from its people.

In a statement by the National President of the Union, Umar Bologi Salihu, in Birnin Kebbi, it said the Commissioner for Education talked about plans to move the equipment during his visit to GTC Patigi for the ongoing Certificate Screening Exercise.

Salihu maintained that the act is anti-people and not acceptable to the group.

Hameed ali, saraki and impounded Range Rover:The sandal winthin the controversy

This is probably not the best moments for the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, under its  Comptroller-General, Col. Hameed Ibrahim Ali (retd), as the agency is under the searchlight of the Senate, because of the controversial policy on the  payment of import duties on old vehicles on Nigerian roads. By the same token, the Senate and its President, Bukola Saraki  are in the eye of the storm for alleged criminality. For purposes of reiteration, the import of the NCS order is that an average Nigerian driving his car on the road can be stopped and have his car impounded if it is discovered that the duty paid to the NCS was illegally discounted or is fake. It is the matter of fake documentation that has now been insinuated into the face-off between Ali and the Senate, with an allegation that the Senate and/or Saraki  had been caught in the web, hence the showdown. But how did it all get to this sorry pass? The story of impounded Range Rover An accusation came that the Senate and Saraki were merely on a vengeful mission against the Nigerian Customs Service,  NCS, because of the alleged seizure of a bullet proof Range Rover Sport Utility Vehicle, SUV, valued at N298 million, by Ali’s men, hinged on the allegation that he Saraki refused to pay the Customs duty of