your contact number pleàse

That is my bank, but are they going to do the same for android

MissTechy:
Hi guys, So here is my hands-on review of the Tecno Camon 12 pro and the Tecno Camon 12 Pro. I also made a camera comparison between the Camon 12 pro and the Tecno Phantom 9, let me know which camera won the test?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYFg1sI8z3I&feature=youtu.be

As for the specs, here you go:

CAMON 12 PRO SPECS

Display: 6.4″ AMOLED screen
Resolution: (1548x720p)
Main Camera:
16MP+2MP+8MP with Quad Flash
Selfie Camera: 32MP with Dual Flash
Processor: Helio P22
Memory: 6GB RAM
Storage: 64GB Storage with dedicate SD
OS: Android 9 Pie with HiOS 5.5
Battery: 3500mAh (No Fast Charge)


TECNO CAMON 12 SPECS
Camon 12
Display: 6.52 display
Resolution: 720p
Main Camera: 16MP+2MP+8MP
Selfie Camera: 16MP with Dual Flash
Processor: Helio P22
Memory:4GB RAM
Storage: 64GB Storage with dedicate SD
OS: Android 9 Pie with HiOS 5.5
Battery: 4000mAh
Price N47,000

Also check out some camera samples (the first image of the set is from the Camon 12 Pro) below, what do you think?

cc @lalasticlala

Please do a speed test comparison thank you. And super nice video �

kingxsamz:
Smh, they'll use 6gb ram to deceive Nigerians.

I dey tell you

Tecno!! why can't they use a helio P60 or P70

So, I was checking the internet and saw this post from Instablog9ja that talks about how all application process for 2019 application process to the Nigerian Defence Academy will take place entirely online. Since I am planning to apply, I want to ask if anyone has applied here or has any encounter with the website - www.bit. ly/ndareg (no space in between . and ly)


Please let me know your experience, thank you.

cc @lalasticlala

So, I was checking the internet and saw this post from Instablog9ja that talks about how all application process for 2019 application process to the Nigerian Defence Academy will take place entirely online. Since I am planning to apply, I want to ask if anyone has applied here or has any encounter with the website - www.bit. ly/ndareg (no space in between . and ly) or https://rcapplications.nda.edu.ng/#home/index

Please let me know your experience, thank you.

cc @lalasticlala

In line with the commitment of Huawei Technologies Co. Nigeria Limited to the Federal Government of Nigeria to provide ICT training for youths, 10 qualifiers will be sent to China from the ongoing Huawei Authorized Information and Network Academy (HAINA, also called the Huawei ICT Academy).



HAINA is a partnership project between Huawei and selected universities offering Huawei ICT courses to encourage students to attain Huawei certification in support of subsequent careers in the ICT industry. After an intensive training program, examination and interview performance, 10 beneficiaries were finally selected. The successful candidates will proceed on training in Beijing and Shenzhen from the 5th to the 20th of October 2018 under the Seeds for The Future Program.




The send-forth ceremony had in attendance the Huawei Managing Director, Mr. Liteng, The Honourable Minister, Ministry of Industry, Trade & Investment, Dr Okechukwu Enelamah, The ICT Director of Ahmadu Bello University Zaria, Professor Bashir Muazu, The Deputy Managing Director of Huawei Technologies Co. Nig. Limited Mr. Kelvin Yangyang, The Special Adviser to the Minister of Industry, Trade, and Investment, Mr. Bisi Daniel, The Sales Director Huawei Technologies Co. Nig. Limited, Nihinlola Fafore, and the top 10 students from across different universities in Nigeria. Speaking at the send forth ceremony, the Managing Director Huawei Technologies Co. Nig. Limited Mr Liteng said,

“Through the Seeds for Future and ICT academy, Huawei has tried to enhance knowledge transfer and talent growth in Nigeria”.“ He further said that Ttoday’s ceremony is not only to see off Nigeria’s most outstanding ICT students to China for Seeds for the Future 2018, but also to plant seeds for a prosperous future enabled by ICT for the beloved country and for us all.”

The ICT Director of Ahmadu Bello University Zaria, Professor Bashir Muazu, in his speech, said

“the HAINA program ICT competition, and internship by Huawei Technologies is a welcome development in adding value to the joint efforts at improving the quality of education in Nigeria by way of emphasis on skills acquisition relevant to the 21st Century”.

He congratulated the ten beneficiaries and encouraged them to make use of the opportunity to explore the immense possibilities that lie ahead of them as the future IT movers and shakers in Nigeria. The Honourable Minister of Industry, Trade, and Investment Dr. Okechukwu Enelamah expressed appreciation on behalf of the government of Nigeria to Huawei Technologies in partnering with the Ministry in the area of human and institutional capacity development and also in promoting technological innovation, knowledge transfer and ICT infrastructure development. He said Nigeria and China have a mutually-beneficial relationship, which is being nurtured. He further talked about the China-Nigeria relationship which is beneficial to Nigeria especially in the manufacturing industry. Advising the beneficiaries, the minister said, according to the minister, “the future belongs to the younger generation and that they beneficiaries should embrace this opportunity given to them to develop themselves in the ICT industry to enhance their contribution to the development of Nigeria. for the betterment of a great Nigeria”.


One of the beneficiaries of this initiative, Jane Udoka, thanked Huawei Technology for the great opportunity given to them to enhance their knowledge base on ICT, through courses such as Basic and Advanced Trainings, Certifications and career guidance through the Huawei Authorized Networking Academy (HANA).

“As we proceed to China to for our 2 weeks training at the modern ICT centers that provide state-of-the-art technology, we promise we shall not betray the confidence Huawei has entrusted in us and more importantly, we will make Nigeria proud” she said.

Over the years Huawei has made significant investments in ICT skills and knowledge acquisition in Nigeria in an effort to boost employment, foster the development of knowledge-intensive products and services, and enhance the ICT skills of the future generations. Huawei's major ICT development initiatives in Nigeria include Growing Girls and Women in Nigeria (G-WIN), 1000 Girls in Training, scholarships for The African University of Science and Technology (AUST, engineers training programmes, and Seeds for the Future. The latter initiative is designed to bridge the gap between ICT instruction at universities and the practical knowledge and skills needed in the workplace.

During a recent interview discussing Huawei's views on academic freedom and cooperation with universities, I made a comment about a US congressman and a senator. My intention was not to attack them, and I'm concerned that the public may have been misled by the current news headlines. I'm a PhD with experience in basic theory research, and my experience tells me that academic freedom and openness are of paramount importance to scientific research. That's why I've decided to write this article, to provide a more comprehensive explanation of my views.

Academic freedom is a core value and basic aspect of modern universities. It is a precondition for a boom in academic research, scientific development, and an innovative workforce. Academic freedom is also the cornerstone – and a basic right – of higher education institutions in the US. It is precisely because of this freedom from the interference of politics and other factors that the US can attract the world's brightest minds to study and conduct research within its borders. Academic freedom is also a crucial factor behind the US's continued status as a global technology leader, as well as its strength as a nation. The National Science Foundation defines "basic research" as "activity aimed at acquiring new knowledge or understanding without specific, immediate commercial application or research." Universities mainly work on basic research, while businesses focus on engineering and commercial application. It can take decades or even hundreds of years of R&D effort to close the huge gaps that may exist between basic theory and commercial application.



Collaboration between universities and businesses can effectively shorten this process. Nowadays, it is clearer than ever that science and technology are more closely integrated. The interplay of businesses, education institutions, and research institutions in basic research and innovation has become a major force behind the progress in science and technology. US federal funding for higher education research has been falling steadily for the last decade. It now represents less than 50% of total university research funding in the US. Corporate sponsorship has risen to close this gap. While the amount of funding Huawei has allocated for research in US universities is relatively modest, it has constituted welcome support for US university partners.

Huawei respects and supports academic freedom. Moving forward, we want to continue supporting academic research, in the form of funding, facilities, and lab equipment. Our collaboration with universities provides numerous opportunities for college and postgraduate students to gain training and hands-on experience. We believe our support is very important, while expecting no direct commercial return.The research findings made possible through our joint university partnerships are shared openly across the world through dissertations and papers published by professors, PhDs, and postgraduate students alike. Like other corporate supporters of university research – including US-headquartered businesses that support Chinese universities – Huawei does not gain exclusive access to the resulting findings. Science has no national borders, and we hope the results from our university partnerships will ultimately benefit everyone in the world. Huawei never seeks to own their research results.

As a tech company, Huawei benefits from the general advancement of science and technology worldwide. But we remain competitive ourselves because we continuously invest in R&D. In 2017, Huawei invested US$13.8 billion in R&D, bringing our total contribution to global R&D in ICT over the last decade to more than US$60 billion. Huawei has been granted nearly 80,000 patents, including 10,000 patents in the US. Many of these are basic and essential patents. They represent our contributions to humanity, and also to the US's information society.

It is a long, arduous journey before any basic research projects can deliver tangible benefits to society. This process requires close collaboration between universities and businesses. It requires the relentless effort of numerous scientists and engineers everywhere. These people deserve everyone's respect – rather than groundless accusations – for their efforts and achievements.

Any open-minded politician should work to ensure academic freedom and drive progress in science and technology. They should do so with the same understanding, curiosity, and spirit of fact-finding endeavor displayed by the world's leading scientists.



(This byline was published by the Financial Times on July 19, 2018, with minor editorial changes from the Financial Times.)

wristbangle:
Nokia is trying to gain market share globally. They might not be there yet considering the price and product features offered to consumers but they understand the matrix of each continents purchasing power and are producing phone series according to the mentioned factors while maintaining their value.

They are still far better than most Chinese phones especially with MTK processor.

But would you waste money on this when you can get an infinis hot S3 for example?

freak33:


oga he is right, she's a blogger and she should know how to satisfy everybody, most people that visit nairaland are students, not everybody have data for YouTube video most people even use airtel free basics.

posting some specifications here won't kill her not just posting only video.

He wasn't talking Bout data, he was talking about sponsored video

AnodaIT:
Same old same old

Anyone with a honest review?
Not some sponsored shït

Smh, it is people like you with no data to watch a video that would be typing nonsense. Did you watch the video where she thrashed the video camera and the noise issue?

Smh

Next

lowkey28:
People should stop celebrating this crap for God's sake. Snapdragon 430 in 2018? This is scam.!!! People should wise up

Nokia 6 has that same processor but I don't see you hating on them

nuello:
how come? Are u sure

Just watch the video oga,she said the charger takes a long time to charge the Infinix. And on her blog she said it took her about 3 hours to charge

Does it have face id

Keketu:
Please who know where MissTechy office is in lagos ?

Is this a joke or what.

peacettw:


I am glad that you have had a pleasant experience. I, on the other hand have experienced nothing but pain on using at least 3 tecno phones. My last tecno device developed a fault in less than a month of purchase!! 3 months later, I was forced to buy another phone. Talk about been penny wise and pound foolish. Well, learnt my lesson and got a Samsung phone. The rest is history. No issues at all with my new phone and this is it's 2nd year.

Well, this is relative

peacettw:


You got that right..... Tecno remains my worst phone till date. I always discourage people around d me from buying such a terrible product.

Haba this bad mouth for what? I have been using a tecno phone since forever as my second device, first is the S8 and I can honestly say that this is hogwash

busky101:
Try to visit Apple's China headquarters too Pls.... Try and expose how they produce those cheap craps

Expose Apple's cheap craps? I am not getting

bobo65:







They have come

Tecno i-robots

Lol I could spot them for them wowness

Nutase:
So they are just using our head like APC and PDP and you will see infinix fans throwing jabs at Tecno and itel fans not knowing its the same thing bit different nomenclatures.

Lol you are one of the few people left in the dark about thata lot of Nigerians know about this.

AnodaIT:

And that is her only selling points. No wonder geeks don't take her serious when it comes to reviews.

Speak for yourself, please.

Are you sure this thing is not water resistant cos I saw a couple of water test videos for it.

These gionee guys and their MKT phones should come and going abeg

This is just another way of making money

opeyemiieblog:
The twin brother of Peter Okoye Paul Okoye Show off
his Beautiful mansion.






Then he's also happy football season has come to an
end.




Source :: http://www.praizeblog.com/2017/07/paul-okoye-of-psquare-show-off-his.html?m=0

Choi God pick up my call oh

mrdezx:
OK

Smh

Modified. Just watched this Dorcasy issa queen e oh a queen e oh Dorcasy is a queen e oh o gene do

Lol

By the way I wonder why this hasn't gotten to fp yet. This is gold!

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