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Its Chatinent on the beat |
Celebrities › Re: Court Declares Adenike Lawful Widow Of Tosin Ajayi, Rejects Helen Prest’s Claim by ashawopikin(m): 6:59am On Jun 21 |
She has appealed the case already |
Family › Re: What A Spiritualist Told My Friend. by ashawopikin(m): 5:57pm On Jun 20 |
Your "friend" or you? |
Romance › Re: “Date Multiple Men, Let The Winner Be Announced In Church” — Lady Says by ashawopikin(m): 5:51pm On Jun 20 |
If you check, she fit be single mother of 3 |
Crime › Re: Police Arrest ‘bandits’ Seen In Viral Video Flaunting Arms, Cash by ashawopikin(m): 5:46pm On Jun 20 |
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Computers › Re: What Those Confusing Windows Laptop Specs Actually Mean (and The Deep Hacks Most by ashawopikin(m): 11:28am On Jun 20 |
Very correct,Nice one baba |
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Music/Radio › Re: 5 Most Underrated Nigerian Rappers Of All Time by ashawopikin(m): 6:49am On Jun 20 |
WriterX: Was scrolling to find someone to mention phenom and y6
Omo, you nor disappoint! Ah y6, you sef na og |
Politics › Re: Dayo Amusa To Peter Obi: You Can’t Criticise Without Giving Solutions by ashawopikin(m): 9:15pm On Jun 19 |
Ugly áss biatch |
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Travel › Re: FG Plans Intervention For Eko Bridge As It Moves To Reconstruct Carter Bridge by ashawopikin(m): 9:06pm On Jun 19 |
AMINDA: This is no way to govern a country. Nigeria does not begin and end in Lagos alone. you may be right, but truth be told, that bridge is long overdue for repairs, make e no go fall for people head one day |
Music/Radio › Re: 5 Most Underrated Nigerian Rappers Of All Time by ashawopikin(m): 8:54pm On Jun 19 |
fotbixt: Vector is also a very good rapper... To be on rank 1 on my next 3rd DataPanel...
Cheers... vector is not underrated, he's up there with the likes of M. I, olamide dagrinn, ruggedman and the rest of the greats |
Music/Radio › Re: 5 Most Underrated Nigerian Rappers Of All Time by ashawopikin(m): 8:51pm On Jun 19 |
Sauce kid phenom, posly TD, young6ix |
Crime › Re: Local Hunters Rescue Kidnap Victim In Ondo, Neutralise Three Suspected Kidnapper by ashawopikin(m): 8:44pm On Jun 19 |
iukpe: Yes o. After all they operate in the Jungle. hmm jungle justice inside jungle |
Politics › Re: Bandits Are Human Beings Like Us, Let’s Face Them Squarely - Brig-Gen. Maharazu by ashawopikin(m): 7:23am On Jun 19 |
Ah ah are they not prodigal brothers again? |
Sports › Re: How Al Makes Underage Sports Bettors Face Mental Health Crisis In Nigeria by ashawopikin(m): 7:14am On Jun 19 |
Una go just copy and paste one full book make person dey read |
Crime › Re: Local Hunters Rescue Kidnap Victim In Ondo, Neutralise Three Suspected Kidnapper by ashawopikin(m): 7:10am On Jun 19 |
All these bandits, na jungle justice fit them, no need for arrest |
Romance › Re: She Came, She Offered, We Panicked: True Story From The UK by ashawopikin(m): 9:33pm On Jun 18 |
I have never and will never take advantage of someone who is intoxicated as i like sex reach, once a woman tell me "No" or "Stop" my preek don go down. The very few oyibo girls I've known are beautiful facially but no really get nyash so i wasn't sexually attracted to them. |
Politics › Re: Ekiti State Now Has 1,059,360 Registered Voters - INEC by ashawopikin(m): 11:04am On Jun 18 |
Yet only about 300,000 will come out and vote |
Travel › Re: I Want My Family And I To Migrate To Luxembourg by ashawopikin(m): 8:49am On Jun 18 |
Ask Google or Ai, scammers plenty here o, they will tell you what you want to hear and then wack your money clean. |
Travel › Re: The UK Didn't Make Me Happier, And Nigeria Couldn't Either by ashawopikin(m): 8:41am On Jun 18 |
You can always return to this shithole |
Business › Re: GTBank Holds Customer's ₦5.3 Million Until He Created A Scene At Their Branch by ashawopikin(m): 8:31am On Jun 18 |
I know the guy na, na comedian and content creator princewill. The guy dey always support gtb until dem show am pepper |
Crime › Re: Women In Oji River Enugu Protest Against Prostitution And Drugs (video) by ashawopikin(m): 6:51pm On Jun 17 |
Dem no dey tell person, this life na only one, if you like, waste am on drugs |
Crime › Re: VDM Reveals How Bandits Collect Monthly Levy In The North by ashawopikin(m): 2:07pm On Jun 17 |
And we have a government |
Sports › Re: Scottish World Cup Fans Drink Boston Dry by ashawopikin(m): 8:01am On Jun 17 |
simpleseyi: . If you repeat that nonsense, I will deal with you mercilessly no mind am, the Scotts are known to be one the bravest in history |
Sports › Re: Scottish World Cup Fans Drink Boston Dry by ashawopikin(m): 7:56am On Jun 17 |
Dem don swear for Scottish people with beer And Russians with gin, i love the scotts, especially thier accent you need ro put ear down to hear wetin dem dey talk  |
Celebrities › Re: Baba Ijesha And CEO Luminee Welcome Baby Boy After Secret Wedding by ashawopikin(m): 7:43am On Jun 17 |
Odani: You and Sense 🫲--------------------------------🫱 Mchewwwww he no reall get sense true true, yes, men are the prize but not a convicted sex offender |
Celebrities › Re: Baba Ijesha And CEO Luminee Welcome Baby Boy After Secret Wedding by ashawopikin(m): 7:37am On Jun 17 |
dominique: This one no be husband, na houseboy she go use am do till she's done with him and fling him away just like his Samsung bosslady first wife did years back.
From the way he's dressed and the name given to the baby, it's pretty obvious that he has no say in that marriage. She will continue to put him in ridiculous outfits and push him around like the houseboy that he is till she's done with him.
She should sha be watchful over her 12-year-old daughter, na baba ijesha spec be that o.
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All these child molesters crying in my mentions, e no go ever better for una. Hand go soon meet all of you and you won't find it as easy as the convicted child sex offender baba ijesha. even me i shock, shey person dey born for Months? Abi na premature? Abi she dey go knack am for prison? |
Celebrities › Re: Baba Ijesha And CEO Luminee Welcome Baby Boy After Secret Wedding by ashawopikin(m): 7:32am On Jun 17 |
Obirin |
Phones › Re: What Every Jargon You See On Your Phone Specifications Mean by ashawopikin(m): 5:39am On Jun 17 |
chatinent: (c) chatinent
Phone Specs Explained in Plain English (Android Edition) 📱🇳🇬
How far, Nairalanders! Good morning.
You want to buy a new Android phone, you open specs websites, and boom—you are hit with Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, 120Hz AMOLED, 5000mAh, 12GB RAM. It looks like alagbagidigba, right?
Let’s break down exactly what these phone specifications mean, what they actually do for you, and a simple way to visualize them so you never get cheated by phone sellers again.
1. The Processor (Chipset / CPU) This is the engine and the brain of the phone. Popular names include Snapdragon, MediaTek Dimensity, or Exynos.
What it does: It handles every single calculation. Opening apps, loading games, processing photos, and making sure the phone doesn't freeze. A bad processor means a slow phone, no matter how beautiful the body is.
The Blueprint: Think of the processor like the engine inside a commercial bus. A weak processor is like an old, smoking Danfo engine trying to climb a steep hill on Third Mainland Bridge while carrying full load—it will struggle, heat up, and move slowly. A powerful processor is like a brand-new luxury interstate bus engine that flies past traffic effortlessly...like the Blue link or the one Otti built.
2. RAM (Random Access Memory) You see things like 4GB, 8GB, or 12GB RAM. What it does: This is the phone's short-term memory. It holds the apps you are currently using so you can jump from WhatsApp to TikTok and back to WhatsApp without the apps restarting or reloading from scratch. More RAM equals smoother multitasking.
The Blueprint: Imagine a market trader's display table. If the table is tiny (4GB RAM), the trader can only display a few tins of milk. To show milo, they must pack the milk back into a box first. If the table is very wide (12GB RAM), they can spread out noodles, rice, milk, and beverages all at once, attending to multiple customers without any delay.
3. Storage (ROM / Internal Memory) Usually listed as 64GB, 128GB, 256GB, or 512GB.
What it does: This is the phone's permanent wardrobe. It's where your downloaded apps, WhatsApp videos, system files, photos, and music live permanently.
The Blueprint: Think of storage like the size of a shop container. A 64GB storage is like a small roadside kiosk; it gets choked up easily after you put a few heavy items inside. A 256GB or 512GB storage is like a massive wholesale warehouse where you can stock up on thousands of heavy video files and applications for years without running out of space.
4. Refresh Rate (60Hz, 90Hz, 120Hz) This is measured in Hertz (Hz) and applies directly to the screen display. What it does: It is how many times the screen redraws its image every single second. A standard phone does it 60 times (60Hz). Modern mid-range and flagship Androids do it 120 times (120Hz). Higher numbers mean scrolling through Facebook or gaming feels buttery smooth with zero lag stutters.
The Blueprint: Think of it like a deck of cards with drawings on them that create a moving picture when flipped. If you flip the cards slowly with a stiff hand, the movement looks disjointed and rugged. If you flip them with a professional, swift hand, the animation looks perfectly continuous, fluid, and natural to the eyes.
5. Battery Capacity (mAh) You usually see numbers like 4500mAh, 5000mAh, or 6000mAh. What it does: "mAh" means Milliampere-hour. It’s simply the size of your fuel tank. The higher the number, the longer the phone stays on before NEPA or your generator needs to save you.
The Blueprint: This is exactly like the fuel tank of a generator. A small 4000mAh battery is like the tank of a small "I better pass my neighbor" generator—it finishes quickly and demands a refill. A 6000mAh battery is like a large diesel tank on a soundproof generator that runs comfortably through a long weekend without blinking.
6. Screen Type (LCD vs. AMOLED / OLED) What it does: This is the technology behind your display panel. LCD screens are basic and use a massive backlight that stays on constantly. AMOLED or OLED screens make colors "pop," and when something is black on the screen, that specific part of the screen completely turns off. It saves battery and looks crystal clear even under direct afternoon sunlight.
The Blueprint: An LCD screen is like an old billboard illuminated by giant, external floodlights from behind—even the dark areas look slightly gray because of the background light. An AMOLED screen is like a modern digital LED billboard where every single pixel is its own tiny light bulb. When a section needs to show black, those bulbs turn off completely, creating perfect darkness and vibrant colors.
For dem chairman dem: Next time you go to Computer Village, Slot, or order online: 👉 Want a gaming phone? Look for a high Snapdragon/Dimensity processor and 120Hz.
👉 Want a phone for heavy multitasking? Look for at least 8GB RAM.
👉 Tired of constant charging? Don't buy anything less than 5000mAh.
We will discuss what cookies and caches stand for next and what they actually do for you. I mean in a layman's terms.
Have other inputs? Drop them. nice one, abeg help us do laptop own |
Phones › Re: Cookies, Caches, And Incognito Mode Explained In Plain English - Chatinent by ashawopikin(m): 5:30am On Jun 17*. Modified: 7:04am On Jun 19 |
Nice one, very educational for non tech guys |
Politics › Re: VeryDarkMan, Others Protest In Oyo Over Kidnapped Students & Teachers by ashawopikin(m): 9:03pm On Jun 16 |
2RightHands1Coc: So what are you insinuating now , he's not a coward like for you instance You for no answer am, some people no go ever get sense for this life |