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It's no secret that Mark Zuckerberg is pinning Facebook's future prospects on augmented reality — technology that overlays digital imagery onto the real world, like Snapchat's signature camera filters. At this year's F8 conference, taking place this week, Zuckerberg doubled down on the company's ambitious 10-year master plan , which was first revealed in 2016. On this timeline, Facebook expects to turn artificial intelligence, ubiquitous internet connectivity, and virtual and augmented reality into viable parts of its business over the next decade. And to accelerate the rise of augmented reality, a big part of the plan, Zuckerberg unveiled the Camera Effects platform ; basically a set of tools for outside developers to build their own augmented reality apps that you can access from the existing Facebook app's camera, theoretically opening the door for Facebook to host the next "Pokémon Go" phenomenon. And while this announcement seems pr

VGMA 2017 Winners The Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA) 2017 winners have been announced at a well-honoured ceremony held on Saturday night at the AICC in Accra, Ghana. Gospel musician  Joe Mettle  emerged as the biggest winner; he took home three (3) awards. He won the covetous  ‘Artiste of the Year’  award, becoming the first musician in the genre to win the ultimate award. The  ‘Onwanwani’  singer also won in the  ‘Gospel Artiste of the Year’  and  ‘Male Vocalist of the Year’  categories. Other winners were  Nacee, M.anifest, Kofi Kinaata, Sarkodie, Stonebwoy, EL  and  Adina . The latter is the only female musician who won at this year’s ceremony. She bagged the  ‘Female Vocalist of the Year’  and  ‘ Record of the Year’  categories. The  VGMA 2017  which was hosted by  Anita Erskine  with support from  DJ Black  saw performances from  EL, M.anifest, Kofi Kinaata, Medikal, Stonebwoy, Sarkodie, Runtown, Toofan  and many more. It was attended by personalities from different

NATIONTON REPUBLIC, we have a story to share today. When we started last year on 4th April, 2016, a lot of people expressed major concerns about scam, thinking Nationton might be one of those fake sites Ghanaians had encountered before. It was hard to convince people that we are genuine and not like the others. We had no choice but tell potential customers to report us to the police if they believe we are scammers. We knew we have legally registered our business and we mean n othing but genuine business. We focused on honestly serving the few people that took the risk to subscribe to our services. It wasn't long and they started giving testimonies. Then Nationton started to grow at a supper speed, gaining heavy popularity among the internet community. It has been a year. Here we are today. Nationton Republic is now considered the best, trustworthy and the main online business in Ghana. We are very much aware that the only way our business will progress is to be honest and