Welcome to KellHubs

This is not "OK Google." You probably know that Google keeps track of everything you type into its search bar, just like it scans your email to “ analyze your content .” But what you may not realize is that Google has also  been recording you , as the  Guardian  points out, though not necessarily in the NSA-manner Edward Snowden  talked about recently . If you’ve used Google’s voice-control features (normally prompted after saying “OK Google” or hitting a microphone icon), everything you’ve spoken to the service has been recorded, ostensibly to give you a record like your regular search history and perhaps improve Google’s voice recognition. Fortunately, Google does allow you to listen to yourself and clear that history. If you visit Google’s  History site  and go to the  Voice & Audio Activity  tab, you can listen to what you’ve asked Google and delete all the files. You can also change the settings to make sure it doesn’t record...

A woman wanting to use her dead daughter's frozen eggs to give birth to her own grandchild is being allowed to export them to the US for treatment. The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) granted permission following a Court of Appeal decision in her favour a few months ago. The daughter, who died in 2011, is said to have asked her mother, now 60, to carry her babies. But she had not given her full written consent before she died, aged 28. Despite this, a spokesman for the UK fertility regulator said the "exceptional and unique circumstances" of the case meant they would grant special permission for the daughter's eggs to be exported to New York. The HFEA concluded that it was unlikely that the daughter - known as AM, who died from bowel cancer - would have refused such consent had she been given proper information about the plans before she died by her parents, Mr and Mrs M. During earlier legal proceedings, lawyers acting for Mrs M sa...

If you were please on my previous post on 4 easy steps on how to use whatsapp on PC/Laptop, well here is another i title HOW TO USE YOU ANDROID APPS ON PC. Some might think its not possible, but truly its as simple as reading ABC. And am going to show u how. First Step: You need an Android SDK Emulator on your PC. What is an Android Emulator? some will ask: "An  Android SDK  Emulator is a mobile device  emulator  — a virtual mobile device that runs on your computer. The  emulator  lets you develop and test  Android  applications without using a physical device. This document is a reference to the available command line options and the keyboard mapping to device keys." All you need is to Install one of these SDK Emulators on your PC and Copy your android apps from your phone or download from the play store to your PC and then install them. thats all you need. here are list these emulators in their rankings you can use. No 1:   G...

Using Whatsapp on your laptop or PC is not as hard as it looks, here am going to show you how its been done. all you have to do is follow my steps. are you ready? Step 1: Make sure both your mobile phone and Laptop/Pc are internet active. Step 2: Goto web.whatsapp.com on your PC/Laptop. Note: it will open a "bar code" Step 3: On your mobile phone, go to your whatsapp and click on the WHATSAPP WEB in the menu. Step 4: Scan the Bar code on your PC/Laptop using your phone. And there you go, it will be automatically linked and you will be able to see your chats and contacts on your PC/Laptop. GoodLuck!!

There are times where you missed a call or a number has been disturbing you for a long time but you don't know who owns the number. There are websites and applications you could use to get the details of those numbers. The websites and applications use a process called reverse phone look up. This reverse method is exactly opposite to the regular lookup where you try to find the phone number of a person using his/her name. Free reverse phone lookup service helps us to identify the name and other details of a person like his location through his sim card registered area. This service looks up for a given number in different databases which is located all over the world to find the caller id and other details. Listed below are some of the applications and websites you could use: 1. TrueCaller This website will help you to trace the name and the location of an unknown number. It can be used on the website and on major mobile operating systems like Android, Blackberry and iOS. Goo...