Chinese Man Paralyses After Gaming For 20 Hours

A Chinese man has become paralysed after gaming non-stop for 20 hours at an internet cafe in Jiaxing, Zhejiang province of China.

According to a local news report, the man entered the internet cafe on Saturday and kept playing the game non-stop until for straight 20 hours until the tragedy struck on Sunday afternoon.

"It seems he had lost sensation completely and couldn't move at all. We had to call for an ambulance," a friend of the man said.

The news report said the man never realised that he was paralyzed until when he made an attempt to go to the toilet.The man said that he couldn't move the other half of his body.

However, a video that has gone viral shows the gamer was so bent on finishing the game that he kept begging his friends to help him continue playing the game as he was been moved away by paramedics onto a stretcher.

Last year a Chinese woman became blind after playing a mobile game for 24 hours! Another incident occurred last year in December when a man gamed for nine hours and then suddenly slumped, spitting blood as a result of exhaustion.

Same last year too, in June 2017, a 27-year old man died after spending nearly 20 hours in an internet cafe.

China has an estimated 565 million gamers and for long has been battling this gaming syndrome. China became the first country in 2008 to officially declare internet addiction which they mostly referred to as 'digital heroin'. 

Indian Man Orders For Iphone 8 But Instead Receives Soap Kafetaria

When shopping online, Its strongly recommended that you stick to trusted e-commerce websites and always ensure to check any goods that you 've ordered upon receipt of the item.

A software engineer in India ordered for an iPhone 8 but instead received a detergent kafe wrapped in a box, after paying the sum of RS 55,000 which should be around $856.900. This incident happened on January 22.

Tabrej Mehaboob Nagrali, 26, resident of Panvel in Maharashtra, filled a cheating case with the police against Flipkart, the retailer of the product.

"Nagrali approached us with a complaint yesterday, and an offence of cheating was registered against Flipkart,"Senior Police Inspector, Avinash Shingte said.
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Flipkart has said that they are investigation the incident and hope to resolves it.

"Flipkart observe a zero-tolerance policy on all incidents that impact customer trust. It is of utmost importance to us to ensure the best possible online shopping experience for our customers. We are currenlty investigating the incident and will resolve the matter at the earliest," A Flipkart spokesperson said.

Last year, a woman ordered for an iPhone during the Black Friday sales but instead received two potatoes in the iPhoine pack plus an android charger.

Japanese Teenager Arrested For Developing Cryptocurrency Stealing Malware

Eight days ago Japan-based exchange Coincheck was rocked by the biggest hack in the history of cryptocurrency in which 58 billion Yen ($534 million) worth of cryptocurrency was stolen from the exchange digital wallets.

 Following the attack, government authorities in Japan have launched an investigation and are cracking down on any illegal hack related activities. The crackdown has led to the arrest of a 17-year-old teenager who developed a malware that steals cryptocurrency users private key to their wallet purse.

According to Mainichi, the Japanese police arrested the boy on January 30th, 2018 for developing a malware that disguised as a cryptocurrency markets lookup software so as to steal private key password to wallets of cryptocurrency users, specifically targeting MonaCoin wallets.

The teenager whose identity hasn't been revealed is a third-year high school student from Kaizuka city, Osaka Prefecture. The teenager on Oct. 10, 2017, posted the link to the malware on an online bulletin board frequented by MonaCoin users, under the guise of helping them monitor cryptocurrency market prices.

However, the police were alerted to the case when MonaCoin owners who had downloaded the app complained that their MonaCoin were missing.

According to the arrest warrant issued, the teenager's app was downloaded by a 31-year-old man from Tokyo's Edogawa Ward. After installing the app, the man found out that 170 MonaCoin from his wallet which was worth around 15,000 Yen ($668) were missing.

Upon questioning by the police, the boy denied the allegation saying, "I didn't do it with malicious intent."However, the police are also investigating if the boy stole the mans funs or not.

For those who don't know, MonaCoin is a decentralised open-source cryptocurrency launched in Japan in January 2014. The coin is a Japenese cryptocurrency, and the market value of 1 MonaCoin 434 Yen (roughly $4)

Sometime in June 2017, a 14-year-old boy was arrested for creating a ransomware and dumping the source code online. Similarly, the Japenese in September 2017 also uncovered a 13-year-old kid who sold malware online.

Facebook May Soon Be Able To Tell If You Are Rich Or Poor

Social media giant Facebook has filed a patent application for a technology that would easily categorise users economic status...grouping them into either of the three  social-economic category; working class, middle class and the upper class.

According to the Dailymail, the social media giant wants to build a system that collects' personal data, such as education, home ownership and internet usage so as to predict their social socio-economic status.

The patent was filed as back as July 27, 2016, but was just made public on Thursday last week. The filing suggested an algorithm that may help in improving Facebook's targeting capabilities so as to be able to server more relevant ads to users.

"By predicting the socio-economic groups of users, [Facebook] is able to help the third party present sponsored content to the sasaran users," the patent read.

"Third parties are able to effectively promote their products or services, and the online system can provide a more engaging user experience to users," the patent added.

Users on Facebook would be asked questions relating to their user's age group. For example, 20 - 30-year-olds would be asked how many devices that they own, while those aged between 30 to 40-years would be asked if they own a house. 

Other questions would include the user's travel history, the highest level of education, the number of internet connected devices owned etc to detremine the users status.

The patent said that Facebook would ask users "questions about income and using other personal data to make conclusions on its own". 

The patent also adds that Facebook won't rely on the data supplied by users on their platform but would also refer to actions perfromed by the user.

Facebook says they won't ask users their income, hinting that people "are typically not inclined to to share income information, which may be sensitive information, on online systes."

It is still unclear if the patent will ever be targeted towards to users.

"We ofteen seek patents for technology we never implement, and paten should not be taken as an indication of future plans," a Facebook spokesperson told the thehill.com.

Brazil Set To Enact Jail Term For Fake News Authors

Social media is one important medium of disbursing information in today's world. Information shared on these platforms greatly affects that country in a negative or positive way. 

One major duduk kasus today on social media is fake news. The US presidential election was thought to be influenced by fake news. Several civil unrests in countries like Turkey, India, Nigeria and other countries have been influenced by fake news. In a bid to tackle this, India enacted a law that punishes those spreading fake news on social media.

Following India's footstep, a Brazilian Senator has proposed a bill criminalizing the spread of fake news on the internet ahead of the country's presidential elections. 


According to the bill proposed by Senator Ciro Nogueira, spreading false news on the internet or operating hoax-spreading bots should be given jail sentence of up to three years.

"The creation of the new criminal type will contribute to repress and prevent the disclosures of fake news," Senator Nogueira stated in the proposed legislation.

However, other media sources such as radio, newspaper, TV are not mentioned extensively in the bill and so would attract lenient penalties with prison sentences ranging between six months to two years in case they disclose fake news.

The Bill is awaiting the designation of a rapporteur in the Brazilian Senate and is hoped to be voted before the campaigning for the presidential election starts in August this year.

Sometime last month, Brazil's Superior Electoral Court (TSE) last month started working with internet giants Google, Twitter, and Facebook towards combating fake news in this year's presidential election.

How To Scan And Remove A Spyware From Your Smartphone

There are several ways in which your Android device can be spied upon. But the most important part is how the spyware got into the device.

Android spyware can be gotten when another person access the persons  phone and install a spyware application. Another way is if the owner of the device downloads a malware infested app and then installs it on their droid device. One thing you have to know is that most of these malware app looks innocent and usually come with a very important feature to woe people to download them. A good example is the GoKeyboard.

 Apart from these malware spyware apps. there are some legitimate apps on the Google Play Store which does spy on people. Google don't block these apps because they are used for purposes such as; parents monitoring their kids online activities and even some spouse install these apps on their devices to monitor each others movement.

So how do you detect if these spyware apps are on your Android device? You can find common signs below;

1. Phone that is unusually hot
2. Phone suddenly loosing power
3. Phone rebooting constantly or at intervals
4. Video scripts causing your device to reboot or numbers appearing on your screen
    etc


These are the commons signs that a spyware is on your device. However, it is worth to note that the above symptoms might not be a spyware but another form of malware on your droid device.

While the above might be the common signs of a spyware on your droid device, the above might also be happening as a result of a malfunction on your smartphone and not necessary be that a malware is present on it.

To be fully sure of that you droid device is safe, it is recommended that you always update your anti-virus software to the latest version, and always use a VPN to surf the web and protect your device. Use an anti-spy ware app like Anti Spy to scan for malicious activities on your device.

China's Police Now Using Facial Recognition Glasses To Track Down Criminals

Police authorities in China are now equipping some police officers with glasses that has facial recognition technology to be used in tackling crime during their new year celebration, state-media report.

With up to 3 billion travels expected, the glasses have been issued to officers at strategic places that are highly populated -- places such as the highly populated train station in the Henan province as a part of a security strategy to ensure security during the festive period.

State-media reports that about seven criminals on the wanted list and as well as 26 people using fake IDs have been apprehended with the help of the glasses.

According to the Wall Street Journal, LLVision Technology, the company behind the technology said the glasses can recognize 100,000 different faces and it takes just 100 milliseconds to identify a person.

The introduction of these glasses has met mixed reactions from both China citizens and outsiders.

"The potential to give individual police officers facial-recognition technology in sunglasses could eventually make China's surveillance state all the more ubiquitous," the WSJ quoted William of Amnesty International.

China's CCTV network is expected to be made up of over 600 million Al-powered CCTV cameras by 2020, is currently able to track citizens, identify their friends, what car they own, drive and other activities.

Chinese official described the system as a 'nothing to hide, nothing to worry', and to prove how effective the system was, the officials sent a BBC Journalist Sudworth, Guiyang to see how long he couls stay out of sight.

 Now this area that the journalist was sent to is an area that has a population of about 3.5 million people and it took the Chinese surveillance team just seven minutes to land him in police custody.

State-media reports that about seven criminals on the wanted list and as well as 26 people using fake IDs have been apprehended with the help of the glasses.

Hacker Tricks The Vatican News To Declare God An Onion

The news website of the Vatican, the official news publication of the Holy See was hacked to call God an onion.

The hacker who discovered the vulnerability is a Belgian who goes by the name of Inti De Ceukelaire. The hacker made a change to a post on the website that falsely stated that Pope Francis had declared God to be an onion.

De Ceukelaire said that he discovered a vulnerability on the Vatican news site, a flaw that allows cross-site scripting (XSS) in which anyone could exploit to publish their fake news

The hacker explained that he didn't want to do what he did. Instead, he told the admin(s) of the website about the unpatched flaw on nine different occasions but yet they failed to act and then he was forced to act.

"I saw the Vatican had a new website a while ago," De Ceukelaire told Zdnet. "Whenever a huge platform launches a news communication platform, I check it out. I want to see what technologies or software they 're using, how they follow design trends and whether they have innovative features. I don't necessarily look for vulnerabilities, but this one was pretty obvious".


Normally, when a security researcher discovers a flaw, they inform the owner of the product or whatever that was involved and then give them time to address the issue. This act is called ethical disclosure.

However, if the vendor fails to patch the issue, the security researcher is then forced to make the discovery public. The negative side of the flaw going public is that the vendor would receive bad press and also lose their customers' trust as many customers would dump their service. As a result of this, the company would be forced to take actions.

De Ceukelaire has been involved in some high profile discoveries. Last September, he made public how to access corporate messages on messaging apps like Yammer and Slack by exploiting publicly-accessible help-desks and bug trackers

In February 2017, he redirected several links in Donald Trump's old tweet to some embarrassing content. He also used the publicly accessible online information to get the contact details of Melania Trump and the used it to invite FLOTUS to his hometown.

Dark Web’S Largest Cybercrime Group Members Busted For Causing Over $2.2 Billion Loss

A notorious cybercrime group has been hit by US law enforcement authorities after stealing over $530 million in several illicit operations and causing a loss of over $2.2 billion. 36 of its members have been indicted and are standing trial in the US.

The Dark Web group which is known as the 'Infraud Organisation' was established in 2010 by a 34-year-old man from Ukraine called Syyatoslav Bondarenko. The aim of the group was to promote the sales of stolen credit or other counterfeit information on the internet, and the motto of the group was 'In Fraud We Trust'.

 The group was involved in activities such as selling stolen credit card information, stolen banking information, computer malware, social security numbers, stolen identity and other illegal things.

Also Read: Anonymous Hack Group Hack The Italian Police Database, Deletes The Entire Archive

According to the indictment, the Infraud Organisation "engaged in the large-scale acquisition, sale, and dissemination of stolen identities, compromised debit and credit cards, personally identifiable information, financial and banking information, computer malware, and other contraband."

The indictment also added that the group also "provided an escrow service to facilitate illicit digital currency transactions among its members and employed screening protocols that purported to ensure only high-quality vendors of stolen cards, personally identifiable information, and other contrabands were permitted to advertise to members."


Tagged as one of the biggest ever cybercrime organisation to be prosecuted by the Department of Justice, the acting Assistant US Attorney General John Cronan said the group caused a loss of over $2.2 billion over their 7 years of operation.

 US law enforcement operatives have arrested 13 people from different countries including Australia, France, Italy, Kosovo, Serbia, the US and the UK and are waiting to be extradited. This operation took the combined efforts of law enforcement agencies from the US, the UK, France, Australia, Luxembourg and Italy.

The indictment revealed that they were around 10,901 registered members of this organisation as at March 2017. Members were assigned administrative roles that helped in moderating and facilitating the organisation's everyday criminal activities. Majority of the organisation members never met in person but only communicated using the internet.

Us State's Marijuana Dealer Database Hacked, Copies Of Weed Shipments Stolen

 Unknown hacker(s) have breached the data systems used in keeping records of the sales and manufacture of marijuana, Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board (WSLCB) said.

According to the statement, the WSLCB said that an intruder over the weekend was able to exploit a vulnerability in one of its machines to access Leaf Data Systems, which Washington uses to keep record on the manufacture and movement of cannabis.

Also Read: Marijuana delivery startup Eaze suffers data breach, hacker demands $70M ransom

"A computer vulnerability was exploited on Saturday, allowing unauthorized access to the traceability system", WSLCB said. "There are indications an intruder downloaded a copy of the traceability database and took action that caused issues with inventory transfers for some users."

 The statement explained that the breach was the cause for the sudden shortage of weed earlier this week after the Leaf Data system went down and left shop owners unable to track their shipments. At that time, it this was thought to be a just a 'glitch'.

 "We believe this was the root cause of the transfer/manifest issue experienced between Saturday and Monday," the statement read.


The Leaf system is used to keep track on the movement of marijuana from growers and suppliers. It works this way; growers and merchants upload information including planned shipments and movements of crops between various points in the chain of custody as the product moves from farm to wholesale and finally the shops.

Stolen data includes information on shipments set to take place between February 1 and 2 of 2018, including route manifest information, vehicle ID and license plate number.

 Individual driver information such as the name and drivers license were safe as they were not stored on the compromised database. 

However, the manifest data that was stolen during the breach is considered to be sensitive.

So far, those behind the attack are still unknown nor the motive behind the attack.

Thousands Of Websites Including The Us, Uk Gov. Infected With Crypto-Currency Mining Malware

Thousands of websites on Sunday, including that of the US and UK government agencies, were infected with a malicious script that made visitors browser to secretly mine digital currency.

According toRussian engineers got themselves in big trouble for using nuclear weapons equipment to mine Bitcoins.

Russian Scientists In Big Trouble For Using Nuclear Weapon Equipements To Mine Bitcoin

Last week, several scientists at a top Russian nuclear research facility were arrested for mining cryptocurrency using facilities at the nuclear centre.

The detained suspects were working as engineers at the Russian Federation Nuclear Centre Facility, a research institute known for developing nuclear weapons. This centre was the place where the first Soviet Union's nuclear bombs were made.

According to reports from Interfax, the engineers were caught red-handed while trying to connect the lab's supercomputer to the internet... normally these computers are made to work offline for security reasons.


"There has been an unsanctioned attempt to use computer facilities for private purposes including so-called mining," Tatyana Zalesskaya, head of the institute's press service told Interfax news.

"Their activities were stopped in time. the bungling miners have been detained by the competent authorities. As far as i know, a criminal case has been opened regarding them,"  Zalesskaya said.

In 2011, the Russian Federation Nuclear Centre put to use a supercomputer which was the most powerful in the world at that time, with a computing capacity of 1 petaflop.

The Federal Security Service (FSB) is yet to issue a statement regarding the arrests and charges.

Millions Of Android Devices Hijacked By Cybercriminals To Mine Cryptocurrency

 Millions of Android smartphone devices have been hijacked in an aggressive cryptocurrency mining campaign.

According to Malwarebytes, millions of Android mobile users have been mining the Monero (XMR) cryptocurrency for cybercriminals unknowingly through their droid device. The security site explained that infected droid devices are been redirected to a page that would then ask the user to solve a CAPTCHA to solve to prove that they are not a bot but a human.

 This warning message appears on the droid users smartphone: "You device is showing suspicious surfing behaviour. Please prove that you are a human by solving the captcha, Until you verify yourself as human, your browser will mine the Crytocurrency Monero for us in order for us to recover the server costs incurred by bot traffic." Until a user enters the code, the smartphone or tablet continues mining Monero, damaging the device's processor.


This campaign was first observed in January 2018 and is thought to have started around November 2017.

Malwarebytes describes the mining process of this campaign as automated and doesn't need user consent as everything happens silently.

The security blog also identified five domain using the same captcha code and Coinhive key sites used for the campaign. Data shown on Malwarebytes blog shows at least two websites had more than 30 million visits per months, with the two websites combined yielding about 800,000 visits in a day.

Cybercriminals have devised different ways to perform their illicit crypto mining on all types of browser platforms. Some have employed even more sophisticated methods that might remain undetected by smartphone users. The best way to keep your device safe from this menace is to always download trusted apps from the official store of your OS so as to prevent getting unnecessary malware infection, and even with that ensure to install the No Coin extension which is available for Google Chrome, Firefox and Opera mini.

Rogue It Admin Jailed For Sabotaging Ex-Employer's Computer Network

A Minnesota US District Judge has sentenced a former IT direktur to 366 days in jail for sabotaging his former employer's computer network.

Christopher Victor Grupe, 45, a former employee at the Canadian Pacific Railway was said to have a difficult relationship with his employers. Grupe was suspended for 12 days in December 2015 for insubordination. When he resumed work, he was told that his services were no longer needed and this didn't go down well with him

Also Read: Hacker Jailed For Hacking Prison Network To Release Jailed Friend

Grupe had other motives and so didn't want to leave the company as a sacked worker but as someone who reigned so as in the case of an event happening, he won't be a suspect. Grupe however, managed to convince his employers who then let him to quite instead of the initial sack they had for him.

The ex-IT admin agreed to return all the companies properties that were with him, such as laptop, access badges and remote access authentication token. But then he used his work notebook and credentials to log into CPR's computer network switches and then began to mess things up.


According to the US District court, Grupe changed the passwords for some accounts on the network, removed the administrator-level-accounts and then deleted some key files on the networking hardware.

To cover his tracks, he destroyed all the logs, wiped the laptop he used to commit the offence and then handed it back.

Also Read: Russian faces 3 Years Jail term for playing Pokemon Go in church

On January 5, part of the systems went down and the IT staff at CPR tried to login to the switch but found that they had no access to it. The IT staff had to factory reset all the switches to regain access to the equipment.

The incident made the management to call in forensics experts who investigated the cause and found traces of Grupe's meddling in the switches memory storage. Police reviewed the forensic report and evidence from the ex-employees laptop and then proceeded with the charges against Grupe which is one count of intentional damage to a protected computer.

Iphone Explodes In Hair Salon

Some days ago, an Apple AirPod owner claimed that his right AirPod exploded while he was exercising at the gym. Now, there's news of another Apple product that exploded but this time an iPhone.

This incident happened in a hair salon in Vietnam. According to a CCTV footage, a hair stylist is attending to a customer while another person who appears to look like a worker in the saloon looks on.

Suddenly a bright light flashes below the CCTV cameras followed by a bang in what appears to be an explosion. A female worker who appears to be sitting near the exploded device moves away from the scene and can be seen to be visibly stunned from the sound.


One of the male workers quickly rushes towards the exploded device and then begins to take pictures of the device. The male worker said the exploded device was an iPhone, and from the picture, a device that looks like an iPhone 6S can be seen.


Last month, an iPhone battery exploded in a Chinese computer store when a man bite the battery so as to test if the battery was genuine or fake. 

Last year, shortly after Apple released the iPhone 8, consumers across the globe began to complain of battery swelling issues with the iPhone 8 plus. 

Apple is yet to comment on this incident.

Buckhacker Search Engine Lets You To Easily Find Hackable Servers

You might find it as a surprise that many people today still leave private data on exposed servers. These exposed servers, when given the right tool, can be easily accessed by anyone.

 In the past, you must have heard about Shodan - the search engine tool used by hackers to find exposed servers. Interestingly, some developers too have teamed together and created a search engine tool called BuckHacker.

BuckHacker makes the process of finding exposed servers easy and less difficult. The developers explained that BuckHacker was made to help test the security measures employed by web servers and didn't require the user having any knowledge in the IT security field.


The search engine allows anyone to search for servers that are hackable using bucket name or filename. The search engine also returns entries that are named "Access Denied" and "The specified bucket does not exist."

This search engine also collect bucket names including their index pages. And the results are stored in a database which can be searched later by other users.

For now, the Buckhacker project is still in the early stage of development and still unstable. Details regarding release data or other related information are still scanty.

Hacker Breach Spyware Company, Deletes 1 Terabyte Of Data From Server

A hacker has hacked into the servers of a spyware company and deleted about 1terabytes of data from its cloud based server.

The spyware company is called Retina-X Studios, a US-based firm in Jacksonville, Florida which is known for developing software used in monitoring smartphones and computer gadgets. This software is used by parents to keep an eye on their children, some offices employ the use and also some couples too seretly use it to monitor their partners.

According to Motherboard, the spyware manufacturer suffered a massive data breach in which a hacker who goes by the online handle of Precise Buffalo on Mastodon broke into Retina-X cloud servers and erased about 1 terabytes of data. Deleted data included photos Retina-X customers stole from unsuspecting users that they installed the application on their gadget without prior consent.

 Deleted data from the cloud server revealed that the spyware software was used by teachers, lawyers parents, construction workers, jealous lovers and many others.


Motherboard said that they reached out to the spyware manufacturers about the hack but the company repeatdely claimed that they haven't been hacked.

To confirm the hackers claim, Motherboard created an account using Retina-X's PhoneSheriff spyware, downloaded the PhoneSheriff app onto an Android. They then took some photos of their shoes and then uploaded it to Retina-X server.

Also Read: Dark Web’s Largest Cybercrime Group Members Busted For Causing Over $2.2 Billion Loss

Not too long, the hacker told them the exact photos they had taken and other photos that they had on the device. The hacker even went further to tell them the email account that they used in registering, and then finally deleted the data from their PhoneSheriff acount.

"Aside from the technical flaws, i really find this category of software disturbing, In the US, it's mainly targeted to parents," the hacker told Motherboard as he tried to explain the reason why he had breach Retina-X. "Edward snowden has said that privacy is what gives you the ability to share with the world who you are on your own terms, and to protect for yourself the parts of you that you're still experimenting with. I don't want to live in a world where younger generations grow up without that right."

This same hacker breached Retina-X in April 2017 using the key and credentials he found inside the Android app of phonSheriff.

Tips For English Paper Writing

You just made it to college, wow! and you are filled with excitements and thrills of accomplishing your dreams. Making college simply means moving into a new environment where you learn new things, make new friends, have a new home, new routine, and of course, explore.

Amid all the excitements, college can be overwhelming for a freshman. The amount of workload for freshmen are just too much.

Tasked with heavy reading, lengthy researches to be written and other schoolwork, a majority of college students find it difficult to manage their time to fit in their obligations and get good grades.

The result of one trying to fulfil every task most of the time results into a high-stress level. Stress can interfere with the quality of your work as well as your mode and attentiveness in class. Several kinds of research carried out have shown that stress has a negative influence on college students academic performance -- a larger number of this students are freshmen. This is even more difficult for students who have part-time jobs.


Time management is one of the academic challenges freshmen students face, and the only way to deal with this is to buy an English paper to help you out with some of your academic tasks to boost your grades and save you time!

How would you cope if you had two projects and two essays to submit the next day in school, and you just returned back from another lecture late in the evening? First, you won't have time to make research and accomplish all the assignments that you have. Even if you did manage to pull them all, your score won't be that good because you hastily did it. The only solution at this point is to buy an English paper at writingcheap.com.

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Essential Tips In Writing A Dissertation

When your institution asks for your dissertation, it simply means that you are near the end of an important stage in your educational journey.

Writing a dissertation can be tricky. When writing a dissertation, you are required to undertake a piece of independent research on a particular subject. The aim of this paper is to showcase your skills and ability to conduct research in your chosen discipline and then present the outcome as an original piece of content which would be of value for academic purposes.

 However, composing a dissertation can be overwhelming and time-consuming. Without proper research and guidelines, you might not be able to get the perfect dissertation at the end of everything.

Writing a dissertation requires you devoting sufficient time to pick a topic, make research and gather all relevant information that would support your work.

 In this post, we have compiled a list of key points that should be your focus when irrespective whether it's your undergraduate, Masters or PhD dissertation that you are preparing. You can also visit sites like https://writemyessayonline.com and employ their service to get you the perfection dissertation or other school-related assignments.

Ask your institution for their requirements:

The first you should do when you are to write a dissertation is to ask your supervisor about their preferences if you weren't given any guideline to follow.

It would be helpful and easier on your part if you familiarize yourself with your faculty’s referencing style, ethics protocols and modules handbook. Also, liaise with your supervisor and agree on a focus and appropriate methods that would fit what they are requesting.

Carefully choose a more conversant research topic:

This part is very important as your whole work would be built around it. It’s very important that you pick a topic that you are very good and familiar with, and not just that, the topic should be meaningful and engaging.

Your topic should be something that you are genuinely interested in so as to keep you motivated throughout the write-up.

Outline your goals and structure:

Outlining your goal and structure will help in keeping you on track with your topic, and also increase your chances of developing a strong and coherent argument. Outlining your structure and goal will help in keeping your research in-line as points that you make would be relevant to the title, headings and all other contents of your work.

Research and analysis:

Supporting your main argument with references and relevant citations will make your points stronger. 

You are to make research that would support the hypothesis presented in the dissertation. However, the quality of your analysis will also be an important aspect of your selesai dissertation.

Keep your language simple:

It is advisable to use simpler, shorter words and phrases because they keep unnecessary add-ons out, and they are also easier to follow. Avoid jam-packing your work with unnecessary grammars that are not relevant nor add value to your work.

Editing and proofreading:

Your piece of work would have to undergo in-depth scrutiny to ensure that you produce a well-structured fine piece of work. Re-visit your drafted work and check if your referencing format, spellings, theories and other aspects of your work are correct. Minor errors can be silly and prove very costly to your work.  

Chatsim 2 Launched With Unlimited Internet Access In Any Part Of The World

ChatSim has announced the launch of its second-generation Sim card, ChatSim 2 SIM card which now offers internet surfing with free and unlimited data traffic. ChatSim 2 will have its world premiere at the MWC2018 in Barcelona.

According to the announcement which was made on Thursday in Milan, Italy, the company said that the ChtSim 2 SIM card can provide users with unlimited data access, roaming charges or Wifi connectivity.

ChatSim's annual plan allows users to send unlimited text messages across 250 telecom operators
in 165 countries on apps such as WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, WeChat, Telegram, Line, Hike among others. The company employed the 'Zero rating' concept to provide its users with unlimited internet access. The first-generation ChatSim had limitations wherein users had to purchase multimedia credits so as to be able to send videos, photos and make voice calls. However, with the introduction of ChatSim 2, all those limitations seem to have been erased.


 "ChatSim 2 is a completely new and different version of ChatSim, born from the need expressed in these 3 years by our customers to have internet as well as unlimited chat apps. With ChatSim 1, with compatible apps (WhatsApp, Messenger, WeChat, etc), you can send unlimited text messages and emoji in over 165 countries with the annual plan. If you also want to send photos, videos and make voice calls, you can buy multimedia credits," said Manuel Zanella, founder and CEO of ChatSim.

ChatSim is compatible with Android, iOS and Windows mobile, and the SIM card is available in an All-In-One size and can be used on Micro, Mini and Nano SIM slots.

Samsung Galaxy S9 And S9+ Launched With Reimagined Camera

Several rumoured images and specs of the Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9 + have been flooding the internet since 2017. Amid all these rumours, it's been hard to differentiate between the real and rumoured specs.

Samsung has finally released the Samsung Galaxy S9 devices and it comes with an upgrade to last years S8. The Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ looks very much like the Galaxy S8 in appearance and comes 5.8-inch QHD Super AMOLED screen, 64GB internal storage which is expandable using an external SD card.

 The Samsung Galaxy S9 device is powered by a Snapdragon 845/ Exynos 9810 processors, 4GB of RAM, Stereo speakers, Bluetooth 5.0, a 3,000mAh battery size and IP68 water resistant. The device also comes with an AR Emoji and a Reimagined camera which is the high light feature of the phone. We will look at the camera later.

Though Samsung users might be a bit disappointed with the battery size of the S9, Samsung added more power pack to the S9+ which comes with a 3,500 mAh battery size. The S9+ comes with a 6GB RAM, 6.2-inch screen and a secondary telephoto camera.

The device 12 Mega Pixel camera sensors come with a mechanically adjustable variable aperture setup; the f/1.4 lens for 28 percent more light in dark conditions and f/2.4 lens for outdoor shooting. Users can easily switch between the two apertures easily right from the camera app.

According to Samsung, the Galaxy device comes with an improved autofocus technology for easier and reliable shooting, and also, the camera captures 30% better low-light pictures with multi-frame noise reduction.

The Galaxy device also scans users face creating a 3D detailed map of the user's face. The camera has a super Slow-Mo video feature which records at 960 FPS 4-times slower videos when compared to the standard 240 FPS.

The Samsung Galaxy S9 will be priced at $720, while the S9+ will be sold for $840. Pre-order will begin in March.

Apple Confirms It Uses Google's Cloud For Icloud

For the first time, Apple has disclosed that it relies on Google Cloud platform for data storage for its iCloud services.

CRN made the disclosure in 2016, but neither Apple nor Google confirmed the report. However, Apple's online document called the iOS Security Guide shows that the California based company indeed uses Google's cloud platform for her iCloud services.

 Apple in her iOS Security Guide document, for years, has always indicated that her iCloud services were relying on remote data storage systems from Amazon web service, as well as Microsoft Azure. However, the latest documentation doesn't say anything about Microsoft Azure, instead, references are being made to Google Cloud platform.


This update, however, doesn't state whether Apple is using any Google cloud storage services other than core storage of "objects" like photos and videos.

Apple didn't make it clear in the document when they started using Google's cloud service. Apple now joins lists of Google's customers such as Paypal, Spotify, Kroger, Snap and hoard of others.

In early February, Google CEO Sundar Pichai said Google Cloud platform and G-Suite contributes $1 billion in revenue per quarter. Pichai also said that the number of deals over Google's cloud products has more tripled from 2016 to 2017, hinting Google Cloud Platform as the world fastest growing public cloud provider.