flyingdagger:
Hi guys

Be one of the first to experience the ultimate lifestyle masterpiece of the infinix S5.

To pre-order, walk into any of our accredited retail stores and pay NGN 5,000 (pre-order fee).

You get a HD Bluetooth headset free!

This runs from 6th to 12th November.

i just might change my s4 to s5

preorder

In 2 days time, we will show you how to #DoTheMostWithInfinixS5.

Be prepared for the exhilarating launch of the Masterpiece.

Do you know what Animoji are?

It's 3 days to the launch of the next big thing from Infinix mobility. #FindTheS

Have you updated your S4 device? Here is what you’re missing out if you haven’t, the new system update for the infinix S4 device comes now gives you added features such digital well-being and gaming mode. Gamers are sure gonna love this.
Gaming mode is a special feature made for gamers to enjoy a blissful gaming experience without interruption on the S4 device.

Game Mode mobile customisation creates a more fascinating gaming experience, with different modes of quality priority, equilibrium mode and smooth mode being on offer. The frame rate speed has increased by up to 125% and gaming time extended by up to 113% on a single charge due to optimised power consumption, and an overall wi-fi access time increase of 6.7%.

This of course is superbly enhanced with an enhanced and made faster with an ultra-smooth XOS 5.0 cheetah user interface. Accessing the gaming mode on the S4 system now easy, all you have to do is update your device to the latest system update.

After updating
Slide down the drop panel

Swipe to the left and click ‘Gaming mode’

Once activated the gaming mode takes effect and sees to your gaming pleasure.

For more: https://www.infinix.club/ng/forum/824/1587705

Play Protect, as you may recall, was one of the biggest bullet points to come out of this year's Google I/O keynote address. It's a "doubled-down" effort around Android security, as Google explains it, and it's designed to ensure every Android device is always protected from any form of harm.

(Well, except for the kind of harm you yourself inflict when you drop your own phone in the commode. Seriously, how do you keep doing that?!)

Make no mistake about it: This is a good thing. Security on Android has been an area of perpetual concern for many people, and all it takes is a skimming of the latest Big, Bad Virus™ scare campaign to see why. (Surely you're familiar with the Android malware monster by now, right?)

But in all the discussion of Google Play Protect and all the coverage of every Big, Bad Virus™ that comes along, there's one significant detail that almost always gets omitted. Ready? Brace yourself:

Pretty much everything Play Protect accomplishes has been a part of Android for ages.

It's true: All those impressive-sounding security measures aren't actually new; they're just rebranded to be more memorable and repositioned to be more visible.

Not convinced? Let's break down Play Protect's primary features:

1. It scans Play Store apps for any signs of malware.

An essential measure, to be sure and one Google's been doing in this same basic manner since 2012.

2. It monitors apps on your device for any signs of shady behavior.

Google also introduced this in 2012 (and then launched it more broadly in 2013) with the initial goal of addressing apps installed from unofficial, non Play Store sources. It expanded the system in 2014 to include continuous monitoring of all apps on all devices.

3. It allows you to remotely locate, lock and optionally wipe your device.

A handy and highly useful function that yup, you guessed it has been natively available in Android since 2013.

4. It warns you about websites that might serve up malware or try to trick you into providing personal information.

Also known as Chrome's Safe Browsing for Android—a feature that's been around since 2015.

Pulling back the curtain on Android security
Now, hang on a second: If you think the point of this column is to pooh-pooh Play Protect and suggest it somehow isn't important, let me stop you right there. That's not at all what I'm getting at here.

My point is actually just the opposite: that all the things Play Protect does are incredibly important. But the plain and simple fact is that these same forms of protection have been in place on Android for years—yet most folks had no idea they were present. They were easily overlooked, and you basically had to be a dedicated tech enthusiast to know they existed. Every misguided Android security story we've seen over the past several years serves as a painstaking reminder of that.

And that, dear readers, is why Play Protect matters—not because its functionality is newly glistening, but because the repositioning it provides could help fix the problem of perception Google has long battled in the Android security arena. Google tends to be pretty good at doing things, y'know, but not so great at marketing them and making regular customers aware of their strengths.
https://www.infinix.club/ng/forum/824/1587335

Looks interesting

jeff1607:



hope you don't use xender for playing music and movies , what's the ringtone to your phone?

lol

nice one

do we send our cv

[quote author=Ifeanyi4491 post=80804288][/quote]nice

drjprince:
then you wont buy something you would enjoy overtime and suffer because you want sparepart

let me explain something, xiaomi phones are durable and we dont face complications go to xiaomi thread ask and stop being ignorant for God sake

it is unlike tecno/infinix that develop from charging point issue to motherboard
thats why they have calcare to alway fix their rubbish phones

Someones phone has issues, instead of you to assist you are here mentioning infinix

Ayebaeapretai:
nothing personal jare

ok cool

Google Chrome’s latest feature now auto-generates image descriptions using machine learning. The images are sent to Google to create the descriptions and users also get the ability to turn image descriptions on or off. This AI feature is aimed at helping blind and low-vision users.

A large portion of the content on the internet is visual, it becomes difficult for blind or low-vision readers to recognize the image if there is no presence of alt text. Now with Google Chrome’s new AI feature, when a user uses a screen reader, they can get descriptions of unlabeled images, for example, images that don’t have alt text.

However, it is important to note that the image descriptions are only in English, even if the browser is in a different language. Users can turn image descriptions on or off in Chrome Settings or in the context menu. Here’s how you can turn image descriptions on or off in the ext menu

Open Google Chrome browser
Open the context menu by pressing Shift+F10 in Windows, Ctrl + Alt + Shift + m or VoiceOver+Shift+ m in Mac, Search+m in Chrome OS
Use the up or down arrow keys to select “Get Image Descriptions from Google”
Use the right or left arrow to open the image description menu.
It can be enabled for a single page or for all pages
Here’s how you can turn image descriptions on or off in Chrome settings

Open Google Chrome browser
Next to the address bar, select More Settings.
At the bottom of the Settings page, click Advanced.
Under “Accessibility,” turn “Get image descriptions from Google” on or off.
The image descriptions are not perfect and if the algorithm isn’t able to recognize the image, it won’t try to label the image at all and the screen reader will say “No description available.” The new AI feature is only available to users with screen readers installed and enabled.

Commenting on this, Laura Allen, a senior program manager on the Chrome accessibility team said:

The unfortunate state right now is that there are still millions and millions of unlabeled images across the web. When you’re navigating with a screen reader or a Braille display, when you get to one of those images, you’ll actually just basically hear ‘image’ or ‘unlabeled graphic,’ or my favorite, a super long string of numbers which is the file name, which is just totally irrelevant.
Source 1, 2
https://www.infinix.club/ng/forum/824/1514938

jaydee16:


Please is this infinix hot 8 play protect certified

i think so

Tuesday, October 1, 2019, was a good day for Infinix Mobility as the company recorded an unbelievable 6000 pieces of the Infinix Hot 8 sold in a West African country.

This is a paah paah paah movement distin!!!!

This comes after a mega launch concert with Shatta Wale to unveil the Infinix Hot 8 in Ghana.

Could this be an effect of Shatta Wale’s affiliation to the Infinix brand? Did Infinix make a good deal by signing Shatta Wale as the Brand Ambassador to help create the buzz for the new device – Hot 8? The numbers are talking. Big shoutouts to Miss Pamela Owiredu, Digital Marketing Manager/PR of Infinix Ghana, for making this happen. And to the entire infinix Ghana team, I say “Well Done.” The launch event was brilliant!

like seriously

Ayebaeapretai:
its great, i dont fancy purple thou sha

why nah

ITS AWESOME

It is only human to have junks around, but cleaning up can be stressful.

Clear junks files on the infinx hot 8 with 4 easy steps on the google file app

STEP 1 click clean

STEP 2 select suggestion

STEP 3 click delete

STEP 4 - you are done

#EmpoweredAndBigger
#InfinixHot8
#InfinixAndGoogle

Save your data you can share over 1700GB files data free it's super fast and easy
#InfinixHot8
#FilesByGoogle
#EmpoweredAndBigger

nellyquash:


I had same issue when i got my note 5 stylus, had to download music player from playstore but still having issues with the calculator

Its also the same with Note 5, the device is android one and also comes with pre installed apps too without any bloatware.
Download via google playstore.

eyeon:
Google play music icon isn't here either.

ok, just download via playstore

Obascoetubi:
INFINIX HAS SAME PRICE WITH UR HUAWEI ABI?

lolz

eyeon:
Hello.
I got this infinix note 5 from my elder brother, but I can't find it's music player and calculator on it.
He only did a factory reset on the phone before sending it to me, but now I can't find the music player and calculator.
What could really be the issue here?

Note 5 is android one, only comes with google pre installed apps. Use google play music and download calculator from playstore.
Your phone is ok

kaffyadeakeem:
How much ?
When is it on sales
Where can I get it

the prices are everywhere na

macanthony25:
1. My hot3 fell down yesterday and lost its sound. I can't play music or watch videos on twitter and Instagram, I must use earpiece. what could be the problem?

2. I went to settings >>>developer options and scrolled down to window animation scale, transition animation scale and animator duration scale and put them on .5x. it was all on 1x before. I was told it will make my phone faster but my phone is now slower, it's like it's one of the scales that I was supposed to put on .5x , who can assist me?

please take it to carl care for assistance

IAmRoot:
My hot 6x fails to touch screen after booting. And the gallery app increases brightness too much. Who else is experiencing The same problem?

please take it to carl care for assistance.

nellyquash:



Oooooops... Just spoke with their customer care rep and it's 16,500

woow, well at least you are fixing it with guarantee

Urchman27:

Na PUBG i see you play with this 2ram
You wan kill the phone

there is 4gb RAM also

nellyquash:


My Infinix note 5 Stylus screen got cracked.. Please how much is the screen (X605)

cant say, check via carl care app

Remimadrid:
720p resolution, when my Huawei Y9 prime's resolution is 2340 x 1080.
I will pass.

you just rush to comment anyhow

Check 3chub