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moscojoor:You say?? |
afolarin60591:lol una sabi jam talk for here. Check market share. Na xiaomi wan emulate these phones o |
selfdefence:so no be only camera dem good for |
Reviews so far are great. |
ipobarecriminals:wetin concern tecno with this one again |
Breastfeed:I dey wonder too |
This thread get as e be lol. Let them be. Make transsion dey do their thing, make xiaomi dey do their thing. Na una dey pit them against each other na |
Barbaric act from the Osborne guys, one will think it is educated and enlightened folks that live in the estate |
Gamesound:Reset the phone? someone said it in the comments that they uninstalled some apps and it worked. Im sure it is a glitch. |
A lot of phones actually, Tecno Camon 16 Premier, Samsung a52, Google Pixel 4 etc |
Realboygenius:Naso ![]() |
This comparison no follow o. Note 5 since when? |
You know it is not real, It is a Spark and it is not even up to 60k |
https://www.deccanherald.com/sites/dh/files/styles/article_detail/public/articleimages/2021/04/06/whatsapp-logo-pixabay-970947-1617688128.jpg?itok=TtoXKrx_ WhatsApp is testing the ability to easily migrate chat history between an iPhone and an Android device, according to WABetaInfo. As the site reports, this feature is part of a strategic change in the WhatsApp app. The company had been exploring the possibility of using WhatsApp on multiple devices at the same time, and the ability to migrate chat history between iOS and Android is part of this effort. The image below shows that WhatsApp will allow migrating chat history from the iOS App to the Android app, and vice versa. According to WABetainfo: When the user tries to link a device having a different operative system to his WhatsApp account, it’s always needed to update to the latest WhatsApp update available on the App Store or TestFlight, in order to avoid any compatibility error with the Android version. https://www.deccanherald.com/sites/dh/files/article_images/WhatsApp%20data%20transfer%20option.jpg Although there isn’t information about how to test this feature and no date is available for the release, it’s still interesting to learn that the company is putting its effort into something that already exists in other message apps, such as Telegram. The ability to use the same WhatsApp account on multiple devices is one of the most requested features by users, as well as an iPad version of Instagram. Let’s see which one of them comes first to users. 9to5macdotcom/ |
iseoluwanimi:Seems so. I have seen some posts concerning that on Nairaland |
scarycuteface:That is why i was surprised to even see other brands leading and it wasnt transsion phones |
scarycuteface:Well, you have a point |
Tired of your phone's built-in emoji keyboard? You've got options to shake up your messages. Here's how to use them. If you've ever perused emojipedia -- or explored different messaging platforms -- you'll see that while the meaning of emoji is generally consistent, the artwork varies depending on your device's operating system. If you're getting bored with the built-in emoji keyboard on your phone, we have good news: There are dozens of emoji keyboards that you can download and use instead, that offer everything from animated emoji to gifs to stickers to themes. Here are five emoji keyboards for iPhone and Android to check out if you want to spice up your text messages. Gboard If you've got an Android phone, Gboard might already be installed for you. (I use a Google Pixel 5, and Gboard is my default keyboard.) On top of handy features like swipe-to-text, Gboard lets you search for emoji, keep track of your most-used emoji, add stickers -- even animated ones -- to your texts, and use gifs and old-fashioned emoticons. Gboard is available to download free for Android and iOS. To use Gboard, install it from the App Store or Google Play. Afterwards, users should go into Settings and tap Enable (Android) or Get Started (iOS). If you're downloading for iOS, you'll need to manually enable many of the permissions to use most of the Google features. Microsoft SwiftKey SwiftKey learns your writing style, even your slang, nicknames and favorite emoji -- which, along with its customization features, sets it apart from other keyboards. You can add free themes to your keyboards, as well as individual themes and theme packs in the SwiftKey Store. SwiftKey offers emoji prediction as well (typing "love," for example, might offer a ❤️ emoji in the prediction bar). You can turn this off in the app's settings, though. To enable SwiftKey and make it your default keyboard on Android, go to Settings > Language & input > SwiftKey. To set it up on iOS, tap General > Keyboard > Add New Keyboard. You'll see all the keyboards you have installed on your device. Choose SwiftKey to enable it. To make it your default, click Edit and drag it to the top of the list. Bitmoji If you've used Snapchat, you've likely seen Bitmoji -- little cartoon avatars styled after the user. Bitmoji ties in with other apps besides Snapchat too. For example, Gboard is the default keyboard on my Pixel 5, but you can choose to Install Bitmoji from the toolbar. It adds another level of personalization since your Bitmoji is incorporated into almost every sticker. The keyboard is free for iOS and Android. To set it up on Android, you can do so manually or through the Bitmoji app. After you sign up in the app, tap the Globe icon to open the Keyboard tab and follow the prompts to enable the keyboard. To manually set up the keyboard, install the app and go to Settings. From there tap Languages and input > Virtual (or On-screen keyboard) > Manage Keyboards > toggle on Bitmoji Keyboard. Fleksy Fleksy is a free keyboard download with in-app purchases for Android and iOS. The keyboard has thousands of emoji -- with recommendations based on your texting habits -- as well as gifs to pepper your texts with. Fleksy has keyboard themes like anime and chameleon, as well as built-in mini apps like memoji stickers, typing games, different keyboard sounds and spellcheck. To use Fleksy in iOS, download the app, choose Settings > General > Keyboard > Turn on Fleksy. You'll also need to allow full access to use all the keyboard's features. For Android, you'll go through Settings > Languages and input > Virtual (or On-screen keyboard) > Manage Keyboards. Kika The Kika keyboard offers thousands of emoji, fonts, gifs, stickers and keyboard themes. Kika also has emoji predictions and an emoji dictionary (handy!), and the gifs work on social media platforms. In addition to in-app keyboard themes, Kika lets you use your own photos as the background to your keyboard. To use Kika in iOS, download the app, then choose Settings > General > Keyboard > Turn on Kika. You'll also need to allow full access to use all the keyboard's features. For Android, you'll go through Settings > Languages and input > Virtual (or On-screen keyboard) > Manage Keyboards. Which of these keyboards do you use and why? |
sunshineV:lol, Na Xiaomi patronize them pass, when you no go read the story. no be even Transsion |
edoairways:When it is xiaomi they are called brand loyalist, when it is tecno or infinix they are called marketers. Jokers ![]() |
Watched this event on TV and I enjoyed it. |
edoairways:it is normal for them to call you a marketer because you dont agree with them. |
iseoluwanimi:waiting for the release too |
Nice |
Kaymicheal852:Why is everyone I know saying that we should run away from Samsung A or M series?? And which Tecno and Infinix did you use to come to this verdict? |
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Tecno customer with their confusionist