ITbomb:
It seems all these android fans are just waking up to technologies that had been since the days of symbian.
The other android user boasted about an app that knows he is in class by 8 and switch to silent, whatever happened to timed profile on Nokia 3310

cyrexx:

Good Sir, permit me to disagree with you

1. Playbook os (QNX) falls far behind ios and android os in terms of number of available useful applications and games. And many of them are free.
2. You can use airtel Bis on Android devices. I learnt you can also use mtn bis unlimited on Android devices too, though I've not tried it.
3. With rooted android, you have greater control over your device than you can have on any other platform. You can tweak your device to exactly your taste.
4. You don't need an extra phone (BB) to tether with android tablet to enjoy Internet on it unlike playbook tablet


This coming from someone who has used both playbook and nexus 7.

Cheers.

Logicboy03: Hello, I need to get a tablet to be using on the go in Nigeria for business. Price isnt the problem for me. However, I need internet servuces and I heard that some tablets might nor work properly with certain Nigerian telecoms (eg Glo or Mtn and co)

I heard the Ipad 3 works well on MTN with an OK internet speed. However, due to connectivity issues (quick syncing to laptops without itunes/ bluetooth file transfers) with the Ipad range, I am also sympathetic to other devices like andriod tablets and windows 8 tablets.



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Please, anyone with info or personal experiences with tablets in Nigeria please give information on this thread. I and some of my friends need to know which tablets work in Nigeria

Lexusgs430:

I will top what you have said, and still recommend a blackberry playbook + BlackBerry phone (3G enabled phone) and get a 12000 mah battery power pack.
Problem solved !!!!!

ofufra: Pls ,I'm travelling to the US and wld like to buy a tablet but due to pocket size was considering a google nexus 7 32 or 16GB but I wld like to know how compatible it is with nigerian networks
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