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Tinablack: I have. Yet I still getting that error message. Please help.

which os are you running and which version of BlackBerry World do u have

harrysterol: plz how did u do it cos mine self 2go dnt wrk on it

delete the one u have and download from android store

kadiriosewe: k.thanks.is it possible 2 use glo‘s 3gb 4 bb10 on android?

I think u have to root ur android and then change the serial imei. Don't really know

MrOrioye: Hello everyone,

Bought Z10 2days ago. I notice it gets hot when i play tetris. I'm getting a lil worried. Any clue on why this is? Is this normal with the Z series? I have the 100-3 running 10.3

first u are running leak and second sometimes z10 does heat up but nothing to worry about. When playing game put ur network to edge it helps reduce the radio

scarr: d latest official os is 10.2.2.1531, u might try another network provider to check for the update

10.2.2 was released for Germany. Latest is 10.2.1.2977 and there is another 3***

KenJADE: Did any Nigerian network push 10.2.2?

nope it was released only in Germany but u can download it via saches or via crackberry links

guruvick: mehn am in a big sh*t someone should help me

I just finish the sic wipe on my z10 it started to blink red two two
I open the autoloader it connected to my phonen after loading small thing it showed some like failed to load image it was fast then the command prompt closed

Please I need help because right now my phone is usless
walcolm

first ate u sure u downloaded the right autoloader? Try using another pc

Akell: Please,house I just got my Z30 on Fri. How can I make my Facebook posts appear as 'via bb10'. Thanks

ur Facebook post automatically write via BlackBerry but when u post pictures it will then write via BlackBerry 10. But sometimes u won't see it but others will

Today na today team Burnley

Tinablack: Help!!!!! My BlackBerry z10 app world won't open keep given me the error message on the pic below. Please help. And updating my email has bn difficult. I keep getting an error message on the 2nd pic

the email this is network and the app world too. Do a hard restart or battery pull and try again. Make sure ur network is stable and if possible in 3G(H)

musocious: I have BB Q10 AT&T to unlock, can I get help here?

what help do u need. Just state it here.

obosirow: Still rocking it o

stop lying it's no longer working. Smh u are always on all the thread saying all are working.

Everyday we are answering the same question. why is it every hard for people to read? even if u can't the all 130+ pages why don't u at least lead the last 5 or 10pages and the the first page of the thread.

they there na. Don french kiss tire. suck punny join sef

kadiriosewe: Please is there any glo unlimited 4 android?

even BlackBerry don't have unlimited

cecegorz: You said it works earlier, now you say it doesn't? Confusing

Anyway, I just assumed that since I use it on S3 without any issue that it should work on any other OS, only for my cash/data to be flushed down the drain.
I'll try any of the BB10 packages when I get over this loss

airtel bis works on bb10 device just make sure ur apn is Internet.ng.zain.com u can try it with 100naira for 80mb daily bis. I use it always but the best is glo 1k for 3gig

obosirow: 100gb downed as we speak since last week

pictures.

It's no longer working over 2 weeks now

frisby: Hello good people,
Please I need your help.

I just got a q10 2 days ago... And while watching my first video on it last nyt, the screen turned blue and wouldn't return... Altho the audio kept playing. I had to push the power/lock button twice to get me back to the video.

Same thing repeated itself twice.... But hasn't happened again since last nyt.

Has anyone else experienced this?...
Was it just a slight and harmless glitch?
Or a symptom of a more serious underlying problem?
The fone was purchased brand new and hasn't suffered any form of impact/shock since purchase.

What do u advise I do?

Tnx for ur help

screen picture would have helped alot for us to determine what is really wrong. But it does sound like software issue

Harry4cas: Ok noted! Still waiting for Q5 and Z30 users to confirm it as true tho

radio works without Internet just connect ur headset it acts as antenna. U don't need network

sexyviper: yeah i know, the truth hurts

and ur count was opened this evening and all ur post has bn on this thread. Talking of 2 faced human bn. Why didn't u use ur main account? Smh

A Perth-based international adviser, Dr. Stephen Davis, who survived months of extreme danger to try to rescue more than 200 schoolgirls kidnapped by terrorist group Boko Haram, has revealed that one of the primary sources of funding for the terror group is Nigerian politicians. Davis has worked in Nigeria in the past with the Archbishop of Canterbury and Head of the Church of England, Justin Welby, to negotiate the release of kidnapped oil industry workers in the Niger Delta. Speaking yesterday in an interview on ABC News, an Australian television station, Davis, 63, said he had realised the only way to stop the kidnappings was to stop the sponsors of Boko Haram. While Al Qaeda was involved in training Boko Haram recruits, Davis said one of their major sources of funding – aside from raiding banks – was Nigerian politicians. “That makes it easier in some ways as they can be arrested, but of course the onus of proof is high and many are in opposition, so if the president (Goodluck Jonathan) moves against them, he would be accused of trying to rig the elections due early next year,” he said. “So I think this will run through to the election unabated. These politicians think that if they win power they can turn these terrorists off, but this has mutated. “It’s no longer a case of Muslims purifying by killing off Christians. They are just killing indiscriminately, beheading, disemboweling people – men, women and children and whole villages. “I would say it’s almost beyond the control of the political sponsors now. Terror groups are linking up in Somalia, southern Sudan, Egypt and we have fairly strong evidence they are talking with ISIS members. “They will link up with ISIS and Al Shabaab and I think that what we are seeing in that region is the new homeland of radical Islam in the world,” he told his interviewer. Davis, who returned to Australia after a four-month sojourn with rare footage of the intense fighting in Nigeria’s North-east, as Boko Haram stepped up efforts to establish an Islamic state, said he established extensive contacts with tribes and terrorist groups in Africa, including three small cells of Al Qaeda, while working as a troubleshooter for oil and gas company Shell in the Niger Delta. When news broke in April about the girls’ kidnapping from a school in the village of Chibok, near the Cameroun border, Davis, who had recently moved to Perth from London, decided he could not sit on his hands. During the journey in North-eastern Nigeria, his life was threatened more than once, but his Australian passport saved him. “When confronted by groups with an AK-47 in my face they’d say, ‘you are American, we have to kill you’,” Davis said. “When you say, no I’m not American, they think you are British, and say you will still die, but when I said I’m Australian, they said that’s all right. I have no idea why but it’s certainly been helpful.” The devout Christian managed to smuggle out of the country footage of a handful of schoolgirls who escaped from Boko Haram. They detail the atrocities they endured, including being raped almost on a daily basis.” Following media reports that nobody knew where the girls were, he decided to reach out to his contacts. “I made a few phone calls to the Boko Haram commanders and they confirmed they were in possession of the girls,” he said. They told me they’d be prepared to release some as a goodwill gesture towards a peace deal with the government, so I went to Nigeria on the basis of being able to secure their release.” Arriving in Nigeria, Davis quickly set up talks with commanders and he believed he had brokered a deal. Fearing being arrested, the Boko Haram commanders – holding the girls across the border in Cameroun – had a list of conditions. They wanted the military to stand down and promised to drop the girls in a village before phoning to give their exact location. Davis said they lived up to their promise, but in a region ravaged by war and corruption, the rescue was sabotaged. “The girls were there, 60 girls, there were 20 vehicles with the girls,” he said. “We travelled for four-and-a-half hours to reach them, but 15 minutes before we arrived they were kidnapped again by another group who wanted to cash in on a reward. The police had offered a reward of several million naira just 24 hours before we went to pick them up. “I understand, from the Boko Haram commanders I spoke to, the girls eventually ended up back with them. I don’t know what happened to the group that took them but I suspect it wasn’t good,” he disclosed. Davis said a young man kidnapped by Boko Haram and used as a driver later helped a handful of girls to escape. One kidnapped girl, who managed to avoid having her mobile phone confiscated by turning it off and hiding it in her bra, managed to call her family while hiding in bushes, but had no idea where she was or which direction she should be heading. After being told to walk west by following the sunset each evening, the four girls managed to cross the border from Cameroun and into Nigeria before being reunited with their families. So far they are the only girls to have escaped from a Boko Haram camp. When Davis later tried to contact, via text, the young man who helped them, he received a sobering reply. “The person you are trying to contact has gone on a journey from which there is no return,” the reply read. “He was an infidel.” Davis said the longer he stayed in Nigeria the more it dawned on him the kidnappings would not end. “It became very clear that if I was able to get 50 girls released, then another group would kidnap 70 or 80 more. So by freeing 50 you were consigning 70 or 80 more to the same fate,” he explained. Davis said initially journalists from around the world including CNN, the ABC and BBC flocked into the country, but they concluded it was far too dangerous to send any crew into the North-east of the country. He said since then, the violence in North-east Nigeria and the threat of foreign journalists being kidnapped and beheaded, there has been limited coverage of the crimes being committed by Boko Haram. “Boko Haram used to telephone Nigerian journalists and give them a story, but that doesn’t happen anymore,” he said. They go straight to social media. They post their own material and they’ve learnt to become very savvy on social media and use it as an instrument to terrorise.” Davis, who has a PhD in political geography, has worked as an adviser to former President Olusegun Obasanjo and the late President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua. He also worked for Shell in Nigeria in an advisory capacity between 2002 and 2004.

Read more at: http://www.today.ng/news/revealed-how-boko-haram-is-funded-and-why-jonathan-cannot-arrest-sponsors/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=revealed-how-boko-haram-is-funded-and-why-jonathan-cannot-arrest-sponsors

guruvick: Just did a SIC wipe.. still didn't work!

I have already told you what to do. The os u downloaded is not the complete one its either you download os 10.3.0.700 or u downloaded os 10.3.0.442. This 2 os are not complete that's why some of ur apps are missing. To solve ur problem download the missing bar files from the site u get the link for the os. Stop wiping ur phone cos it's not the problem. Go to ur settings and about to know the os u install

guruvick: please oh... I just finished updating my z10 and I can't find some icons

Please help oh

BluePearls

looks like u downloaded the os 10.3.0.700 if that is what u downloaded then u have to sideload the missing bar files u can get it from same place u got the link to the os u downloaded.

thatchick: Pls am about to subscribe for the 1K plan with a new glo line. But am confused, can I cut the sim and insert it into my phone,and then subscribe,will it work?

Or do I insert my uncut sim into another blackberry phone that supports that plan,subscribe,cut my sim and insert into my BB10?

u can cut it and put it inside

scarr: worked every single time

yes

Just bought 1gig from this guy. The mb was transferred immediately I transferred the airtime. It wasn't even upto a minute

piagetskinner: ..Nice fone, but the design just looks too sharp ....if u dey carry knife know say na knife u carry++e gat no 4G still prefer z10

where 4G dey for naija

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