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Gptech:Yeah, true, you can get Lenovo Zuk 2 for less than $200 at Bangood.com with Snapdragon 820, 4GB RAM, 64GB ROM Its one of the cheapest Snapdragon 820 device which is even cheaper than Xiaomi Mi 5 that sells for bout $250 Best part is the clock speed of Zuk 2 is higher than Mi 5, with a Larger ROM and RAM ![]() |
This ruckus you guys are putting on here is too much, personally I am a Xiaomi fan Love their Smartphones, But I'm sure why people love the phone too is cuz you get a higher performance for a cheaper rate compared to Tecno However I don enter Banex Plaza for Xiaomi Mi4 which the wanted to sell for about 60k, where as I could get that same Mi4 for 50k in Gearbest and its successor Mi4C for even a cheaper rate of bout 40k The point the OP was trying to make was to be precautious especially when using AliExpress because the device would packup buh from the comments i read afterwards it now seems like a fight between Tecno fans and Xiaomi fans Just like there was a time when Tecno Phantom 6 was hyped here in Nairaland against Samsung Galaxy S6 i think... |
iPhone 7 vs. Galaxy Note 7 speed test: This is just embarrassing… By Zach Epstein Monday September 19, 2016, 10:51 AM Now that the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus have launched, all of the flagship smartphones from big-name brands have arrived for the year. Yes, we’re still expecting Google to release its new Pixel and Pixel XL sometime next month, but they won’t exactly be mass-market smartphones. Among the big names in the business, 2016’s flagship lineup is now complete, and there are really only three smartphones that can be considered the stars of the show right now. You’ve got the iPhone 7, the iPhone 7 Plus and, despite its tiny little problem with exploding handsets that burn down people’s houses and destroy their cars, the Galaxy Note 7. We’ve seen a few copycats pop up over the past couple of days, but now we finally have the performance test we’ve been waiting for as the iPhone 7 is pitted against Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 in a real-world speed test. YouTube user “PhoneBuff” was one of the first to devise a smartphone speed test that is intended to give users an idea of how a phone will perform in the real world relative to another phone. We all know that benchmark tests never paint a complete picture since they only test a phone’s capabilities under an extremely heavy load. In real life, our smartphones are rarely under so much stress, so PhoneBuff’s test focuses on opening and switching apps, since that’s what we spend most of our time doing. As has been the case in the past, the YouTuber sets up a “lap” in which he opens the same set of apps on two different phones and times how long it takes. Then he does a second lap to see how well each phone holds apps in memory and relaunches them. The test is anything but scientific for a number of reasons we’ve covered in the past, but it’s still a good way to judge how one phone will handle real-world tasks relative to another phone. So what happened when he pitted Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 against the new iPhone 7? We typically try not to spoil the results but this time around, we can’t help ourselves: Apple’s new iPhone 7 absolutely crushed the Note 7. It wasn’t even close. In fact, it was embarrassing. And this test was performed using the smaller iPhone 7, which only has 2GB of RAM compared to 3GB in the larger iPhone 7 Plus (we can undoubtedly expect to see an iPhone 7 Plus test soon enough). http://bgr.com/2016/09/19/iphone-7-vs-note-7-specs-speed-test-video/ To those who still believe iPhone 7 is a joke.... Yes the price tag is high buh am sure IT personells wud understand fully what dis article means..... Its like comparing core i7 6th gen with core i7 3rd gen.... In the case of this article not to talk of what the op just thoughtlessly posted..... The rest is up to you, personally I'm not a big fan of Apple products buh they shudnt be brought down to this level in terms of comparison |
ultmatmus:No... But the newer versions were said to be able to run android apps |
SpaxeX:Then I dont know how u shud say PES AI is better.... Well, that's your opinion sha,,, buh if u played both games for a long while, u'll notice FIFAs players are more responsive with or without the ball.... Well depending on player rating too |
SpaxeX:Actually me i think FIFA has a better AI than PES... Players in FIFA are more responsive to the ball much more thn that of PES.... I notice PES player especially on PES 16 forget the ball much easily..... Maybe you've used too much patch nain make u talk like, if you've played PES 16 without patch for long then, I dunno maybe u'll see what I mean.... |
Ok so basically i aint criticizing any of the game like i did last year when both released trailers... Buh i think both games offer strictly different gameplay and looks.... I just wanna point out that even if FIFA comes out, only gamers ready to buy and download from Origin can play... NO MORE CRACKS, I played both games for years infact since kidhood.... The rivalry was big last year, FIFA fans like me prefer FIFA, PES fans like others prefer PES, however one thing PES fans should know is no matter how much FIFA costs, it will always be the most played soccer game... At least for now.... Its just like the rivalry of PS4 and XBOX ONE, even when PS4 is much expensive compared to XBOX ONE, PS4 keeps on winning..... Its like a game of "I prefer"... I love PES, its what i started with from Winning Eleven Days.... Both games seem to intrigue me mainly cuz both have different gameplay and thats what makes both more fun.... @fizzy |
chidon007:An Antivirus, yes, a battery saver, NO I noticed a phone heats up even much quicker with most battery savers... These apps purposely heat up ur phone to make you think it working then pops up and says optimize your ram and processor to reduce heat.... Which isn't normally true |
Bro, Tecno Camon C9 is a mid-range smartphone regardless of what price is given, you should expect that such a heavy game like that would heat up the processor... Especially when you are using Mediatek processor. Most Mediatek Processor overheat and eat up battery once processes are as heavy as that... what i wud advice is before playing such games, you shud try closing all apps to free RAM and reduce pressure given to the processor. OP |
Actually he isnt wrong, sometimes i subscribe and the full plan is given and some other times its not complete, though me i dont mind, i would actually subscribe again, cuz it would be pointless getting angry, i even used mine yesterday for Win10 Windows Update, and it completed |
This is really old na, for like how many months now! |
