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For some people, Fridays are considered sinister days. This is particularly due to the "Friday the 13th" talk all over.

For Nigerians however, Friday has now been seen as a party day. It is a day many Nigerians look forward to, knowing there will be one party or the other. It does not matter that Nigeria is "terrible" enough in itself. Nigerians make the most by learning to enjoy it.

But is partying the only reason Nigerians get excited about Fridays? Of course not!

Here are 5 reasons why Nigerians look forward to - and get excited about - Fridays.

1. Friday marks the last working day of the week.
This may not be correct for every organisation, but most corporate offices close for the week on Friday. The workers do not have to go to work again until the following Monday. Of course, that is something to look forward to.

2. Fridays are party days.
Nigerians like to party, and Friday has become the unofficially official party day. It is a day to go out with the "boiz" or with the "galz". Various clubs have caught the fever, and have special parties on Fridays.

3. Weekend starts on Friday.
After work closes on Friday, weekend starts. Nigerians no longer wait till Saturday to enjoy the weekend. So, for a number of Nigerians, they start their weekend activities on Fridays. Movies especially seem to do well on Friday evenings.

4. Friday is the last day of school.
Not only the working class look forward to Fridays. Students do so too. They get excited, knowing that school closes for the week on Friday and they don't have to go to school again till Monday. This may not really work for higher education students though.

5. Friday is Juma'ah.
Fridays are not all about partying. A number of Nigerian Muslims specially look forward to this day for worship. Typically, Friday is to Muslims as Sunday is to Christians - a special day of worship. So, Muslims generally look forward to it.

See full gist in link below. Is there any point you think should be added? Do place a comment.
https://www.nigerianindex.com/5-reasons-why-nigerians-get-excited-about-fridays/

Over the past three years, the value of the Nigerian Naira has been falling. In late 2014, 1 Dollar exchanged for less than 200 Naira. Today, the case is totally different as 1 Dollar now goes for about 360 Naira.

Here is a list of 10 African currencies that have more value than the Nigerian Naira in 2018. These currencies are also among the strongest on the continent.

1. Libyan Dinar (LYD).

2. Tunisian Dinar (TND).

3. Ghanaian Cedi (GHS).

4. Moroccan Dirham (MAD).

5. Zambian Kwacha (ZMW).

6. Botswana Pula (BWP).

7. South African Rand (ZAR).

8. Eritrean Nakfa (ERN).

9. Egyptian Pound (EGP).

10. Sudanese Pound (SDG).

Surprised that the Ghanaian Cedi is on the list? Interestingly, the Naira is not even close to the Cedi in value.

Note: The Libyan Dinar is close to the Dollar in value, and can stand shoulder-to-shoulder with other major currencies in the world.

Find out details about these currencies, as well as the current exchange rates between them and the Naira and Dollar here:
https://www.nigerianindex.com/10-african-currencies-more-valuable-than-the-nigerian-naira/

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Lalasticlala
Mynd44
Dominique

It has been raining here in Lagos all day today. In fact, it has been raining since yesterday. Everywhere is so cold, but is it cold enough for snow?

Over the years, many people have claimed that it has snowed in Nigeria. However, research shows that these reports are usually for hail, and not snow.

A good number of Nigerians mistake hail for snow. This is understandable, considering the fact that that is the closest many of us have been to experiencing snowfall.

So, has it ever snowed in Nigeria?

The simple answer to that question is "No". At least, it has not been documented. Let us add the little chance that it has probably snowed in the past but there are no records.

However, hailstones have fallen a number of times. Even hail is not that common an occurrence, but it happens. It has been reported in a number of States over time.

Why do Nigerians get excited over hail?

Nigerians get excited over hail simply because it does not even happen often. Many Nigerians have not even seen hail, let alone snow. So, when we see hailstones, we tend to get excited. This is totally understandable.

Can it ever snow in Nigeria?

After establishing that it has never snowed in Nigeria, the next question is if it can even snow here at all? So, what do you think?

See link below for full details, as well as why it can or cannot snow in Nigeria, and drop your opinion.
https://www.nigerianindex.com/has-it-ever-snowed-in-nigeria/

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Lalasticlala
Mynd44
Dominique

Nigeria is home to some of the tallest buildings in Africa. Many of these buildings are located in Lagos, and in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory. These two places are also among the most beautiful cities in Nigeria.

Here is a list of the tallest buildings in Nigeria. This list uses standard measurement of height, and it does not include antennas and masts. This is because the inclusion of these structures may make the post lose its essence.

So, here goes:

1. NECOM House, Lagos.

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This building is located in Marina, Lagos State. It stands at a height of 160m (525ft), and has a floor count of 32. The building, which was completed in 1979, suffered a fire in 1983 and another in 2015. Yet, it remains the tallest building in Nigeria.

2. Union Bank Building, Lagos.

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Standing at a height of 124m (407ft), this building is also located in Marina, Lagos State. The 28-storey building is the headquarters of the Union Bank of Nigeria.

3. The World Trade Centre (Tower 2), Abuja.

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No, this building is not located in New York City. It is located in the Central Business District of Abuja, Nigeria. The 25-floor office building stands at a height of 120m (394ft). It was completed in 2016.

4. The World Trade Centre (Tower 1), Abuja.

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This building is the residential twin of the World Trade Centre (Tower 1). With 24 floors containing 120 apartments, the building stands at 110m (361ft), making it the tallest residential building in Nigeria. It was completed in 2016, and is also located in the Central Business District of Abuja.

5. Ministry of Communication Building, Lagos.

This building seals its place on this list with a height of 109m (358ft). Having 30 floors, it is located in Lagos State.

Other buildings on the list are:
6. Cocoa House, Ibadan.
7. Intercontinental Hotel, Lagos.
8. Independence House, Lagos.
9. CBN, Lagos.
10. Great Nigeria House, Lagos.

See more details and photos here:
https://www.nigerianindex.com/photos-the-10-tallest-buildings-in-nigeria/

nelem:
mile 2--oshodi--ikeja along--opebi/allen

Thank you very much.

This match is actually very interesting. One of those times a win does not count.

Even the winner is a loser. Funny.

beta247:
You are simply saying a pastor can decide to come to church naked and that we should only worry on the message he is passing.

Plot twist.

That's the bitter truth, really. But nothing good comes easy. People are taking the first steps, and making it.

BUHARImyDOG:
e no easy broda

Direction needed, please.

What's the best/cheapest way to get to Chicken Republic, Opebi, from Boundary or Mile 2?

This question is not a mistake.

Why is Nigeria such a terrible country?

I actually found this question on Quora, and it was even asked by a non-Nigerian.

Interesting, right?

So, I got thinking.

Is Nigeria really a terrible country?
What are the things that make Nigeria a terrible country?
How can I succeed even in this "terrible" country?
What can I do to make Nigeria better?

So, is Nigeria really a terrible country?

Of course, for someone to ask this question, it means they already have a belief of what it means to be terrible. Sadly, Nigeria falls into the definitions of the word "terrible". Nigeria is dreadful and unpleasant. The country causes fear and alarm.

Many Nigerians wake up every day, moving through the day looking over their shoulders.
Many Nigerians wake up every day with nothing to eat.
Many Nigerian graduates are out there seeking employment to no avail.
Nigeria is "blessed" with many bad roads.
Social amenities in Nigeria are nothing to write home about.
Education in Nigeria seems to keep deteriorating. It is no wonder our politicians keep sending their children abroad to school.

But why exactly is Nigeria such a terrible country?

1. Ethnic Bigotry and Tribalism
Nigeria is blessed with a multitude of tribes and languages. This is a good heritage, but Nigerians have made it a source of hatred. Even right here on Nairaland, we see this every day. Innocent posts become battlegrounds for various tribes. Until we come together to see Nigeria as one, it will remain a terrible country. Unless, of course, it gets divided.

2. Religious Bigotry
This is closely related to ethnic bigotry. Nigerians majorly practise two major religions - Christianity and Islam. These two religions seem not to get along with each other in the country, with religious leaders sometimes planting seeds of hatred towards other religions. It does not seem that either Christianity or Islam is leaving Nigeria anytime soon. So, Nigerians need to accept that fact, and learn to leave together peacefully.

3. Corruption and Greed
Corruption exists at all levels. Both politicians and regular citizens can be corrupt. However, that of the politicians and other leaders are more pronounced because they usually "steal" in huge amounts. Our politicians embezzle money huge enough to have great positive impacts on Nigeria. This leaves Nigeria in problems. Regular Nigerians also get greedy and scam one another. Some Nigerians even go as far as scamming people abroad. No wonder some people outside Nigeria now generally see Nigerians as scammers. By the way, here's the best "Nigerian Prince" Email scam in the world. It's pretty interesting.

NOTE: You can still make it and succeed in Nigeria, even in this state. There are people who keep succeeding. The problem is that Nigerians keep looking for quick money through illegitimate means when there are many legitimate businesses that can thrive here.You can even go ahead and start an online business in Nigeria. Remember that online businesses overcome the barrier of location. All you have to do is follow these business success tips.

Read the full answer to the question "Why Is Nigeria Such A Terrible Country?" here:
https://www.nigerianindex.com/why-is-nigeria-such-a-terrible-country/

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Lalasticlala
Seun
Dominique
Mynd44

And I thought BBN finals had a large number of viewers.

Truly, football is the biggest thing that brings Nigerians together. Mehn!

The "Nigerian Prince" email scam is one that has been around for a long time. It's usually a fraudulent way of getting money from people.

This scam is usually carried out in two ways:

Method 1. The scammer claims to be a member of a royal family, and that they need help moving a large sum of money out of Nigeria.

They then request for some money from the unsuspecting (or suspecting) victim. They claim that this money is for "processing".

The promise that makes many people fall into the trap is that they would give you a part of the fortune.

Method 2. The scammer paints the picture of someone in serious danger. They may claim a kidnap or a false imprisonment.

They claim to be wealthy but without access to their money at the time.

So, they request money from you with a promise to pay you bountiful if you help them out.

Needless to say, in either scenario, any money you send to these people is gone.

Now, some of these scammer may indeed be in Nigeria, but some are not.

So, which is actually the best and most interesting "Nigerian Prince" email scam in the world?

Find out the latest method here; it promises to be interesting:
https://www.nigerianindex.com/heres-the-best-nigerian-prince-email-scam-in-the-world/

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Lalasticlala

Here is a list of 10 profitable business ideas in Nigeria in 2018.

1. Real Estate: This involves investing in land and buildings, and selling them at huge prices or leasing them out.

2. Tailoring: Nigerians love fashion, and this business opportunity is wide enough for newcomers. Make money sewing clothes.

3. Freelance Writing: Many blog owners do not have the time to write posts themselves. They therefore require the services of creative writers. If you are skilled at writing, you can make money from this.

4. Clothing Store: You can start selling clothes from various designers. It could even be clothes by Nigerian tailors. The market is open.

5. Inverter and Solar Systems: With the epileptic power supply in Nigeria, this business is viable. Even though it is profitable, it is not yet fully tapped. This is partly due to the starting cost.

For more details, as well as the remaining five, follow this link:
https://www.nigerianindex.com/10-profitable-business-ideas-in-nigeria/

When talking about online business ideas in Nigeria, blogging is usually one of the first things to come to mind. However, the online market is way wider than just blogging. Blogging is "major" but it is not "only".

Here is a list of the top 5 online businesses to start in Nigeria today.

1. Affiliate Marketing: Affiliate marketing involves selling other people's (or companies') products, and getting paid commissions for the sales. It is still an open market in Nigeria and you can easily tap into it. Jumia and Konga offer some of the most robust affiliate programmes in Nigeria today. You can find the registration links by following the link at the end of this post.

2. Instagram Influencing: What if you were told that you could actually make money from Instagram. Doing the same things you have been doing, you could create an income stream for yourself. All you have to do is, create a solid following. Then, you can make sponsored posts for people, or advertise their products. Then, get paid.

3. Freelancing: Freelancing is not all about Fiverr. You can offer freelancing services in Nigeria without Fiverr or Updesk or all those other platforms. There are people in Nigeria who look for creative writers, graphic designers, video editors, etc, on a regular basis. You can get in touch with any of them, and sell your skills.

4. Online Coaching: What are those skills you have? You can teach them to people for a fee. Just create an online course, and get people to register to learn. These people pay you to learn your skills. It does not matter the skill, there are people who want to learn.

5. Blogging: Of course, the list would be incomplete without blogging. Blogging is the most long-term of these business ideas. Find a niche that you love, create a website for it, and start writing about it. Then you can follow any of the various blog monetisation methods, and make a huge income from your blog.

See full details of how to go about these here:
https://www.nigerianindex.com/top-5-online-business-ideas-in-nigeria/

Cc; Lalasticlala

RIP, Ras Kimono.

Kimono's Rhumba Stylee was one of the top songs we rocked in the '90s.

https://www.nigerianindex.com/top-10-nigerian-hit-songs-from-the-90s/

With the large number of businesses that exist in Nigeria today, business owners are faced with the challenge of making their own businesses stand out. Below is a list of tips to make your business actually stand out in Nigeria.

1. Be Original: Stop copying other businesses hook, line and sinker. Create your own products and services.

2. Be Innovative: It is not enough to keep recycling the same things that have been existing in your business. If you are interested in making your business stand out, then you have to come up with new designs to solve problems.

3. Be Hard-working: This goes without saying. A lazy business owner will find it hard to make their business stand out among the crowd. There are already too many hard-working business owners for the lazy ones to thrive.

4. Be Consistent: Lack of consistence will chase your customers away. When it comes to business, consistence is key. Once you begin to waver, your customers begin to see it as a sign of not being serious.

5. Provide Avenue for Feedback: The mistake many business owners make is that they do not provide ways for their customers to provide feedback. When you provide ways for your customers to get back to you, you learn of the improvements you need to make in your business.

6. Target a Specific Market: Do not try to be a jack of all trades when it comes to business. Make sure that your niche is narrow enough for you to become an authority in it. I would rather buy baby shoes from a Store that sells only baby shoes than from a store that sells general products.

Click link below for more, with a bonus :
https://www.nigerianindex.com/business-success-tips-10-ways-to-make-your-business-stand-out/

Online dating has started gaining more grounds in Nigeria than it did a few years back.

Here is a list of the top free dating sites in Nigeria in 2018. Some of the old ones have stopped working.

So, in case you're looking for friendship or a life partner, do check out these sites:

1. Naija planet.

2. MeetNigerians.

3. NigerianDatingAgency.

4. Waplog.

5. datememe.

6. Wonder.

If you're seeking a Christian relationship, here's a special one for you:

7. NigerianChriatianSingles.com.

See details and registration links here:
https://www.nigerianindex.com/free-dating-sites-in-nigeria/

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Nigeria has had its share of really good music in the past, and Nigerian musicians of today are still trying to fill some shoes.

Here is a list of the top 10 Nigerian Hit Songs From the '90s.

1. Somebody Call My Name - Daddy Showkey: The voice and style of this song made it reign in its days.

2. You and I - Onyeka Onwenu: This song by Onyeka Onwenu brought about emotional feelings in the '90s.

3. Rhumba Stylee - Ras Kimono: Ras Kimono's style was unique, and this song was nice. Still is, if you like retro.

4. Eleru Gberu e - Daddy Fresh: Having Yoruba and Pidgin incorporated, this song was a hit in the '90s.

5. Everybody Gyrate - Tony One Week: Lovers of gyration can relate to this song. It is a true gyration song, and Nigerians rocked it well in the '90s.

6. One Love - Onyeka Onwenu: Onyeka Onwenu appears on the list again with this track which preached unity among Nigerians.

7. Love Me Jeje - Seyi Sodimu: This love song had a huge number of fans in the '90s.

8. Bolanle - Junior and Pretty: Bolanle talks about what a guy goes through to get the lady he desires.

9. Wonder Wonder - Femi Kuti: Like Fela Kuti, Femi Kuti has made a name for himself in the Nigerian music industry. His track "Wonder Wonder" was a huge success in the '90s.

10. African Style - Bright Chimezie: Bright Chimezie's "African Style" was widely accepted, not just in the South East but in other areas.

Watch and listen to these songs here:
https://www.nigerianindex.com/top-10-nigerian-hit-songs-from-the-90s/

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Mynd44

I just got invited for O & M test.

Issue is, I don't have the 1 - 2 years experience in the field.

Any tips, guys?

How is the test?
How is the interview?
What am I to know before going?
What is the job description for O & M officers?

I'll really appreciate your responses.

Thank you.

Falz's parody to Childish Gambino's "This Is America", "This Is Nigeria", has gotten lots of accolades as well as criticisms since its release in May, 2018.

Most of the criticisms stem from his use of ladies in hijabs dancing Shaku Shaku in the video. Many people have found it offensive and disrespectful. Other people think there is no big deal.

Here is a full review of the track. This review also addresses the issue of whether it was wrong of Falz to include those girls in the video or not. The opinion from a neutral ground.

Do check it out here, and drop your opinion.
https://www.nigerianindex.com/this-is-nigeria-review-was-falz-wrong-to-use-ladies-dancing-in-hijab/

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Mynd44

In recent times, the face unlock feature has gained more popularity among smartphone manufacturers.

Following Apple's inclusion of this feature in the iPhone X, and the inclusion of same in the Galaxy S9, OnePlus also decided to include the feature in the OnePlus 6, which was launched in May, 2018.

However, it appears that there is a way to cheat the system, especially on the OnePlus 6. Considering the fact that the technology used by OnePlus only works by determining the distances between various areas on a user's face and comparing these distances with the original scan, a simple photo printout of the user has been found to be able to unlock it.

OnePlus claims that the face unlock feature was mainly for convenience, and that it was not activated for sensitive apps such as those for banking. Owners are advised to use passwords, PINs or the fingerprint sensor for such apps.

Read full article here:
https://www.smartphonecamp.com/oneplus-6-face-unlock-can-be-fooled-by-a-simple-printout/

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Lalasticlala
Mynd44

Factfinder1:
Which film she act

Clinic Matters.

When talking about the largest Church auditoriums in Nigeria, some Churches automatically come to mind. This is only natural, considering that these Churches are very popular in this country where many people are deeply into religion.

This post gives a list of the 5 largest Church auditoriums in Nigeria, their capacities, and where they are located.

So, here we go.

1. The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG)
The Redeemed Christian Church of God has the biggest Church auditorium in Nigeria. The auditorium which sits within the Redemption Camp along Lagos-Ibadan Expressway covers over 40,000 hectares of land. It can house up to 1 million worshippers at a time.

2. Mountain Of Fire and Miracles Ministry (MFM)
The Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministry auditorium has a capacity of 500,000 worshippers per time..
Owning a camp ground along Lagos-Ibadan Express way apparently made this Church popular among Nigerians.
The auditorium has an additional overflow which can take up to 250,000 people.

3. Living Faith Church Worldwide (Winners’ Chapel)
Living Faith Church (also known as Winners’ Chapel) is definitely one of the most popular Churches in Nigeria. It is headquartered in Ota, Ogun State.
The Guinness Book of Records once named the headquarters - Faith Tabernacle - the largest Church auditorium in the world.
This auditorium can take up to 50,000 worshippers, with an overflow of extra 250,000.

4. The Apostolic Church
The National Temple of The Apostolic Church is one of the largest auditoriums in Nigeria, after undergoing construction for about 25 years.
It is a 100,000-capacity auditorium situated at the international ground of the Church in Ketu, Lagos State.

5. Deeper Life Christian Ministry
The Deeper Life Bible Church boasts of a 30,000-capacity auditorium as its headquarters in Gbagada, Lagos.
The building covers 6,200 sq. metres, and has an additional 1,624 sq. metres for land spacing, sidewalks and car parks. It also has an additional underground park that can take up to 200 cars at once.


https://www.nigerianindex.com/2018/06/03/list-of-the-5-largest-church-auditoriums-in-nigeria-photos/

Even though some 'outsiders' see Nigeria as a poverty-infested nation with nothing to show but ugliness, this list proves otherwise, showing some really beautiful cities in Nigeria.

10. Warri, Delta State: This beautiful city has even more buzz than Asaba, the capital of Delta State.

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9. Kaduna, Kaduna State: Kaduna city is the capital of Kaduna State. You should visit there sometime and enjoy the beauty of the North.

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8. Akure, Ondo State: Blessed with water and trees in abundance, this city is indeed beautiful to behold.

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Other cities on the list are:

7. Calabar, Cross River State.
6. Owerri, Imo State.
5. Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
4. Enugu, Enugu State.

Wanna find out the top three? Click here for the full list.

https://www.nigerianindex.com/2018/06/02/the-10-most-beautiful-cities-in-nigeria/

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Lalasticlala

https://www.nigerianindex.com/2018/06/02/nigerian-news-headlines-saturday-2nd-june-2018/

Here is a list of some of the top news headlines in Nigeria today:

> I won't sell even my slippers to fund any election campaign - Adegoke, Osun governorship aspirant.

> Gay, lesbian producers ruling Nollywood, Paul Obazele reveals.

> Gambler arrested for playing N600,000 bets on credit.

> I am the fresh breath Osun needs now - Femi Kehinde.

> Court commences Hearing of Suit to Declare Fulani Herdsmen Terrorists.

See more:

https://www.nigerianindex.com/2018/06/02/nigerian-news-headlines-saturday-2nd-june-2018/

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Lalasticlala

The Embassy of the United States in Abuja, today, took to Twitter to express the opinion of the country about the signing of the 'Not Too Young To Run' Bill by the Nigerian President, Muhammadu Buhari.

The embassy congratulated Nigerian youths on the achievement.

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See details here:
https://www.nigerianindex.com/2018/06/01/us-government-reacts-as-buhari-signs-not-too-young-to-run-bill/

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Lalasticlala

On Thursday, 31st May, 2018, President Muhammadu Buhari signed the Not-Too-Young-To-Run Bill into Law, the Fourth Alteration Act to the 1999 Constitution.

This bill (now a law, after signing) reduced the age of eligibility to contest for Presidency from 40 to 35, and that of House of Representatives and State Houses of Assembly from 30 to 25.

Many Nigerians have reacted to the signing of the bill, taking to Twitter to state their opinions. Here is a collection of some of the reactions:

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See more here: https://www.nigerianindex.com/2018/05/31/nigerians-react-as-buhari-signs-the-not-too-young-to-run-bill-into-law/

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Lalasticlala

This girl lacks understanding mehn.

She's not foolish, but she doesn't understand satires.

Boleyndynasty2:
Why do people think showing cleavage is sexy?!!

But isn't it?

You may have observed some of your friends sending you upside down texts on WhatsApp or other texting apps, and wondered how you could also do the same.

The process of doing this is quite straightforward. All you need are internet access and a good browser, and you can get going in a matter of seconds.

All you have to do is this, and you can start sending upside down texts to your friends too.

Source: https://www.smartphonecamp.com/how-to-write-texts-upside-down-on-whatsapp-twitter-and-other-apps/

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Lalasticlala

Sirin Labs has launched the "world's first blockchain smartphone, and the high point of the device is the cold wallet storage for your crypto.

Of course, cryptocurrency has been trending over the past few years. Now Sirin Labs thought to make it easier to manage crypto funds by coming up with this smartphone.

The smartphone, known as the "Finney" is expected to be launched before the end of 2018.

The Finney features a 6-inch screen and an 18:9 aspect ratio.
It is powered by the Snapdragon 845 chipset.
It enjoys 6GB of RAM and 8GB of internal storage.
It has a 12MP rear camera and an 8MP front camera.
It has a fingerprint sensor.
The Finney enjoys a 3,000mAh battery.

Before now, Sirin Labs had manufactured a $14,000 ultra-secure smartphone that was expected to be rushed by CEOs and celebrities, but that did not happen, and the company had to cut off a third of its staff.

Click here to find out more about the Finney.

A new limited edition iPhone X has been released, and it comes with a solar-powered case by Caviar, a Russian accessory producer.

If you are one of the people who already think that the regular iPhone X and its accessories are already over-priced, then you are in for a shock with the price of this limited edition device.

The company made it known that the initial run was for 99 units only, but high demand prompted them to increase it to just under 1,000 units. The first unit off of the production line was offered to Tesla CEO, Elon Musk.

Click link below to find out how much it costs, and whether you can sacrifice your hard-earned money to buy it.

https://www.smartphonecamp.com/the-price-of-this-limited-edition-solar-powered-iphone-x-will-shock-you/