I’m one of those folks who have lost data on my Android phone. Well, today I’m here to show you some causes of data loss and some proven ways to recover data. So, Be Humble!
Obviously, It hurts you when you lose precious data from your phone. The data can be of any type like photo, video, call history, messages or any other type.
There are some ways to recover data but before those ways let us first discuss some of the causes of data loss;
Causes of Data Loss on Android Phone: Upgrade/Update:Many times I’ve seen that some old android phones give you the option to upgrade your phone to the new version but due to recent updates when you agree to install new updates your phone isn’t capable of installing those updates, then during updating, android phone freezes and misbehaves.
I’ll recommend you not to update your phone if you don’t have a good internet connection or battery.
Theft/Lost:If you have lost your phone in a robbery, or someone has stolen your android phone that is also a cause of data loss.
Human Error:Human error is another cause of data loss; It is a very common cause because some new users don’t know how to use the android phone and probably they erase their phone mistakenly.
Root:Some folks try to become smart to change android phone’s software, but they don’t even know that can be changed, but your phone will lose the capability of functionalities.
Way to Recover Your Phone Data On Android:
Android Phones Which Are Able to Recover Lost Data:
Samsung Galaxy S7/S6/S5, Galaxy Note 5/4/3, etc. Sony: Xperia XZ/XZP, Xperia UA, Xperia Z5/Z3, etc. Pixel 2, Pixel XL, Nexus 6P/5X, Nexus 7/5/4, Nexus one, etc. HTC U11, HTC 10, HTC M9, HTC M8, HTC M7, etc. Moto Z, Moto X, Moto G, Moto E Others: HUAWEI, ZTE, Lenovo, Philips, etc. Google Nexus 5, HTC One, Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy S4, LG Optimus G, Moto X, Xperia Z and other more. All Rooted Smartphones.Read More:
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Suaoki is China-based consumer product company that specializes in the production of a wide range of automotive, solar power and laser measurement field equipment all of which are well-made, versatile, portable & eco-friendly. The Suaoki S270 150Wh Portable Power Station is one of Suaoki’s high-quality, yet affordable, home and field appliance. The Suaoki S270 is a solidly built and versatile power pack made with adventurers, travelers, and outdoor enthusiasts in mind.
As a matter of fact, this is a perfect alternative power source for anyone who constantly needs to have their gadgets and electronics powered on either for work, travel, or leisure.
Suaoki S270 150Wh Portable Power Station Key Specs Dimension: 184.5 x 109.5 x 118.5 mm / 7.3 x 4.3 x4.7 inch Weight: 1.3kg / 2.9lbs Power: 150 watt-hours (3.7V 40500mAh/11.1V 13500mAh) Outputs: 2x AC outlet (max 100W, peak power 150W); 4 x DC port (15A / 180W max), 1 x QC3.0 USB port (18W max), 3 x USB ports (10.5W max) Charging / Input: AC Adapter (15V/2A), Car Charger (12V), 13V~22V Solar Panel (Min 30W), 3.5 x 1.35mm ports Other features: Quick Charge 3.0, MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking), SOS/Emergency Torchlight, Battery Management System (BMS) / Voltage control, Temperature control, Accessories: DC 3.5X1.35 toMC4 connector, Car charger, Design
For the function and purposes it serves, the Suaoki S270 150Wh Portable Power Station comes in an incredibly compact rectangular body structure. Also, despite being sturdily built, it is lightweight (weighs only 1.3kg — less than the average 13-inch laptop) and portable — comes with 2 hideable handles that makes it easy to lift and carry around.
Embodied in a tough plastic case, the Suaoki S270 150Wh portable power station can be used both indoors and outdoors under several climatic and environmental conditions. It is, however, worth nothing that the device is only “splash-proof” and not waterproof or water-resistant.
Multiple Devices SupportLooking at the Suaoki S270, you’d notice how the power station is laced with almost all types of connection ports you can think of. This is because the portable power bank is built to support many of the electronics buyers use for their day-to-day activities.
The S270 comes with four DC ports to charge electronics and small home and medical appliances like coolers, TV sets, vacuum cleaners, led lights, CPAP machine etc. It also sports two 110V AC ports to power electrical appliances and gadgets a mini fridges, laptops, UAV drones, cameras, fans etc. There are also four USB 3.0 port for charging up smartphones, tablets, USB lights, fan etc. Three of these USB 3.0 are regular ports while one supports Quick Charge 3.0 technology.
Battery Capacity and DurabilityThe Suaoki S270 charging station comes with 150Wh battery which can conveniently power your appliances for hours and charge your gadgets numerous times. Battery life is ultimately relative to the type, size, nature and number of items you are charging on the S270. The device itself takes about 8 hours to charge and can be recharge in three different ways:
Plugged directly to an electrical source (read: wall outlet) Using a 60W or 10W solar panel (this isn’t included in the box) Plugging into your car’s 12V socket (car charger included in the box)At a rate of one recharge per week, the S270 will span for about 10 years. The device comes with a battery management system (BMS) to ensure your gadgets and appliances are safe when charging with the power station. Features of the battery management system include temperature control, voltage control, and other advanced safety measures.
Other featuresThere are two flashlights on the front of the Suaoki S270 150Wh Portable Power Station which serves as a touch for emergency lighting, is bright enough to light up a whole room, and can be customized to an SOS signal light. At the top, there are status indicators that shows the battery level and blinks when the power station is charging.
Items in the box
When you purchase the Suaoki Portable Generator, you’ll get a number of cables and many other items out of the box. They include:
The Suaoki S270 Portable Power Station AC power charger 12-volt automobile charger 12-volt automobile power socket adapter 10 coaxial power connectors and connecting cable Alligator clip cable User manual PriceAs mentioned earlier, Suaoki produces high-quality equipment with affordability in mind. The S270 150Wh Power Station is available on Suaoki’s official store, Amazon and sells for less than $150. Depending on the store of purchase, price ranges from $129 – $139.
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London 16 November 2018 – Testament to the growing influence and importance of the entire digital ecosystem on everyday life across the planet, the 21st edition of AfricaCom held in Cape Town 13 – 15 November 2018, attracted close to 14 000 record-breaking attendees this year with the most diverse and informed, audience ever.
Commenting on the success of this year’s event, Tom Cuthell, Event Director at KNect365, organiser of AfricaCom, said:
“The buzz around the entire AfricaCom precinct was tangible this week, as those attending and participating in shaping Africa’s digital future appear to agree the time has now come for less talk and more action in order to get things done. As organisers, we are pleased to have facilitated these conversations, presentations and exhibits and to play a role in Africa’s ongoing digital democracy.”
This actionable desire reflected throughout the more than 16 conference tracks with many speakers calling on regulators and policy makers to stop worrying about controlling what was already happening on the ground, and to create policy for what might be.
“Africa has room for inclusive growth, and while there have been some development results they have not been optimal”
said Olabiyi Durojaiye, Chairman at Nigerian Communications Commission, further commenting that African countries needed to collaborate to cut down on the red tape to speed up exchange of ideas and progression. The so-called ‘developed’ world is not going to wait for Africa to get on the bus – the continent is approximately 10 years behind – so Africa needs an aggressive infrastructure build up to catch-up and even surpass its counterparts. Don’t imitate but innovate.
One of the elements in preventing Africa’s rapid progression is a critical lack of appropriate skills. As in 2017, education and access to learning platforms – especially in the early childhood development phase – were key topics across the three days. Africa has a veritable goldmine of youth. The importance of this was reflected in the number of E-Learning solutions and deployments on display in the Connectivity Hall and the Technology Arena. As pointed out by several speakers, the 4th Industrial revolution is now not so much about the technology itself but how to use it to enable advancement.
The Internet of Things (IoT) will have a transformative impact on both African Business and African Society. And this year’s IoT World Africa proved it. By bringing together a cross-section of the most innovative and forward-thinking enterprises and vendors, this year’s event – a first at AfricaCom – provided a platform for the burgeoning IoT ecosystem to get together and share their expertise, industry insights and transformation stories. From enthralling panel discussions on the importance of reformulating business’ operating structure to enable IoT across all lines of business, through to the creation of Africa-Centric business models that made by African Business, for African Business.
Also disrupting and changing the status quo is the increasing prevalence of Artificial Intelligence (AI). AfricaCom 2018 played host to the first staging of the AI World Summit in Cape Town. While machine learning and AI have been around in various guises for a number of years, it is now taking an upfront presence in many enterprise conversations, as evidenced by the number of ongoing conversations throughout the Summit and the event as a whole.
Networking and the sharing of ideas are fundamental features of the world’s largest Africa-Focused technology, media and telecommunications event. 2018 was also the year for a number of large announcements. One of these was from Rob Shuter, Group President and CEO, MTN Group who had earlier spoken at the Africacom headliners, on the fact that once Africans have access to the Internet, they cannot afford to actually use it. To counter this, MTN announced a partnership with KaiOS Technologies, China Mobile and UNISOC to launch Africa’s First SG Smart Feature Phone which will be available for a competitive price.
AfricaCom has evolved over the years to address both the B2B and B2C audiences and at this year’s event, there were a greater number of representatives from enterprises as well as decision makers – with a number of business agreements being concluded on the show floor throughout the event. In 2018, there was also much discussion around the role of TMT and business in driving social impact.
“Through AfricaCom, we want to give others the ability and inspiration to change the African continent. Because, when people get access to the Internet, they get access to education, health care, banking and more, and can start a business and continue grow existing operations. There are many applications and ideas out there that are trying to create social innovation. As the organizers of AfricaCom, we asked ourselves if we have a role to play in that change and when we put that question out to a vote to the general AfricaCom community – #AfricaComChallenge – 85% voted they would leave the event more able to deliver on this imperative,”
said Ben Wielgus, Head of Sustainability, Informa.
The world has big problems – for the people of Africa, climate change, lack of literacy, lack of connectivity, poverty etc are some of the challenges faced on a daily basis. However, there is also huge opportunity. The #AfricaComChallenge is therefore for corporate Africa to identify and mentor at least one start-up that can feed into the great digital ecosystem that can overcome these challenges and with a view to even presenting these solutions at the AHUB next year.
The #AfricaComChallenge sets the scene for a robust AfricaCom 2019 and in reinforcing the new era of dynamism and action that was born at AfricaCom 2018 – none of us are as smart as all of us.
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