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I'd like to see GEJ in UI

sorry o.....buh srsly , was it neccessary ...nah 2day pessin dey fall Who send am when My great grampa humpty dumpty fell e no make fp o

ozoneprince:
Jumia bringing the best friday ever just Save #6000 and get Innjoo Note Black friday offer,innjoo note is a good smart android phone with 4.4 kitkat os,camera Specifications‎:‎ 13MP AutoFocus Camera‎,‎ 5MP Front Camera,16gb internal memory,awesome phone.
[img]http://.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/injoo-note-.png[/img]

N/B: Pay on delivery is included

Another cool thing about this phone is that,the parts are available,and very cheap incase you mistakenly break or damage the phone

below after the video are price tag for spare parts.
For the video here http://.com/save-6000-and-get-innjoo-note-black-friday-offer/
Innjoo Warranty Policy‎:‎ 12 months warranty‎‎,‎‎ including 3 months free device swap with a new device‎‎.‎‎ After 3 months‎‎,‎‎ here are replacements costs ‎‎:‎‎

Break of Touch Panel‎:‎ N 4‎,‎800
Break of LCD‎:‎ N 6‎,‎200
Break of Camera‎:‎ N 4‎,‎700
Break of components‎(‎not including motherboard‎)‎‎:‎ N 3‎,‎800
Break of motherboard‎:‎ N 8‎,‎500
For every month after the purchase date‎,‎ add N800 for the amortization for the out of warranty charges‎.‎
If the product is outside of warranty‎,‎ logistics charge of 1200NGN paid after reparation of the phone
Full features below

Key Features :

Operating System‎:‎ Android 4.4 KitKat
Camera Specifications‎:‎ 13MP AutoFocus Camera‎,‎ 5MP Front Camera
Type of Screen‎:‎ 5.5 Inch IPS HD Screen
Dual Sim
Memory‎:‎ 1GB RAM‎,‎ 16GB Internal Memory‎,‎ expandable to 32GB
Battery Life‎:‎ 3000mAh
Processor‎:‎ MTK Quad Core 1.3GHz‎,‎ GPU‎- Mali‎- 400MP
Colour‎:‎ Black
Free Swap For 3 Months + 12 Months Warranty
FREE MTN SIM CARD
+ 100MB Data
+ 100% Bonus Data on 250MB and above x12 Months
+ Data will be activated automatically by MTN within 5‎‎-10 working days
Free Swap For 3 Months + 12 Months Warranty
Buy Now Pay on delivery
http:///ts/i3556158/tsc?amc=aff.jumia.22254.26086.14262&tst=!!TIMESTAMP!!

Habba!! baba , no dey bread us nah....the 19,999 timba 4 dea

Nathan2222:
For me:
1) Better blackfridays.
2) Best affiliate program as close as possible.
3) Accurate pricing of goods (hopefully).

Jumia and Konga are trying with blackfriday, Konga even better. Yes, I know there's been some problems but I watched the progress bar on the BB Z3 yesterday move, and by today, the Polystar TVs were almost sold out, so they're better than Jumia.

But excuses like "we didn't expect that much traffic" is rubbish, how didn't you expect that much traffic on such a day when there are more Nigerian internet users than in the US?!!

I finally bought what I wanted to buy yesterday night... #toru toru tinz makojami ologbala

Darcwudz:
Joker - Batman....(U just gotta luv him)

Huge fan...i wish he'd kill batman ...correct badt man #JOKER..... I like harley quin 2 and doomsday

As if dominating the first-person shooter genre
on PC and console with Call of Duty was not
enough, video game publisher Activision has set
its sights on the mobile space. And no, it's not a
first-person shooter on mobile. Although it is a
Call of Duty game. Titled Call of Duty: Heroes, it takes inspiration
from online-strategy hybrid, Clash of Clans. What
this means is, all the things you know and love
(or possibly hate) about CoC are present. From
building and protecting your base to raiding
other player's bases, it's all here in Call of Duty: Heroes. And it's all doused with a liberal number
of micro-transactions to boot with the most
being Rs. 6,200 for the Prestige Celerium Pack.
Celerium is the game's premium currency which
lets you speed up building your arsenal or buy
resources. Furthermore, characters across games such as
Captain Price from the Modern Warfare arc or
Mike Harper from Black Ops II are available in-
game in Call of Duty: Heroes as hero units. Each
hero has his own set of special abilities and
progression path. Where Call of Duty: Heroes does differ from your
bog standard base-building, resource-managing
affair are your special abilities. These let you
launch missile drone strikes or control a chopper
mini-gun in first person which is a pretty nice
touch. By and large however, it's a fairly simply Clash of Clans clone featuring a near sci-fi look
and feel that's similar to the series' last few
games. Developed by Chinese studio Faceroll, Call of
Duty: Heroes is out on iOS, Android, and Windows as well. Have you played the game yet? What do
you think? Let us know in the comments.

Spanish researchers have devised a new method
that ensures that information is shared quickly
and effectively using Bluetooth technology. Bluetooth technology is the most widespread standard wireless communication. One of its
applications is the creation of electronic sensor
networks. Researchers from the University of the Basque
Country in northern Spain studied the
performance of Bluetooth networks and
measured the delays taking place in information
transmission time. For example, "The elderly in the home are fitted
with electronic sensors which are used to
measure their body temperature, heart rate, etc
and to forward the data to the nursing department," said lead researcher Josu Etxaniz-
Maranon from the university's Electronic Design
Research Group. Time is a critical factor and the interval that
elapses between measuring a person's heart rate
and receiving the data should be as short as
possible, he added. The research team designed a hardware platform
with specific cards that communicate via
Bluetooth and form networks. "In this multi-hop system, we have transferred
the data from one end of the network to the
other and then brought them back efficiently,"
Etxaniz-Maranon added. The scientific literature has devoted many pages
to Bluetooth technology, but the time
performance of the support nodes on the
hardware platforms has received very little
attention, the authors noted. Our model puts forward the key equations to
predict the time lags and can be applied to any
Bluetooth network, they said.

Out of millions of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus users, a few have complained about their
phones' screens being extremely prone to
scratches. Customers on the Apple Support Communities
have stated that the corners, and even the middle
of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus' screens can
been seen with fine scratches within weeks of
use. The forum post initiated by a user named
jake.underwood26 at the time of writing had more than 127,520 views and 784 replies, most
of which confirmed the issue. "Have been taking EXTREMELY good care of my
6+, but the corners already have visible
scratches. Anyone else experiencing this?," said the user. Another user added "Yes, haven't had it
for a full week and I already see a scratch in the
middle of my screen. I take extremely good care
of the phone. iPhone 6 4.7-inch here." While the exact material used in the display of iPhone 6 is not yet confirmed, Apple has been touting the devices' screen with a unique
"strengthened Ion-X" glass, which is said to be
tougher than regular screen covers. While the exact reason for such a vulnerability is
not yet known, Apple Insider speculates the reason to be the curved display glass with no
bezel. Notably, the previous models used flat
screen protected with bezels from all the sides. Apple is yet to address the issue. The Cupertino-based tech firm on Friday made its
iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3 available to buy in India. The tablets are available to purchase via
Apple Shops, premium resellers, and e-commerce
sites such as Flipkart and Infibeam. To find the
closest Apple Shops and premium resellers near
you, you can visit Apple India's site.

Nostalgia21:
hi guys,i have very cheap iphone 6 and 6+ for sale. check my profile

And when you talk of very cheap ,I wont b suprised if @ d@ 'cheap price' it is still costlier than the note 3....apple and dea price tag shaa SMH

Nostalgia21:
hi guys,i have very cheap iphone 6 and 6+ for sale. check my profile

And when you talk of very cheap ,I wont b suprised it @ d@ 'cheap price' it is still costlier than the note 3....apple and dea price tag shaa SMH

all afternoon ..jumia.com was *overwhelmed* ... i shaa bought somthing @last ...this evenin tho

g2so4

onila:
me

watermelon
kiwi

so tasteless, I wonder why pple like doze fruits especially watermelon

I hate watermelon wth passion and ishon

rice 4 awa side here's d diff btwn oxygen and rice ; one is free , the other is not... #mama gold tinz

2mins ago i was totally filled up...where did all d food in ma tummy go . . . . . .i envy una o

a bank is a spot where ppl lend you an umbrella in a fine weather and ask you return it when it starts to rain.

welldone ooo....100,000,000,000

I 4 don graduate

wow..noob saibot without the mask.......buh some ppl black o....see as she rhyme wth d darkness fa

Onyeasi:
I need likes abeg.. Since 2008 wey I register na only 9 likes I have

Now 10

Sounds easy to me...its noh lyk i geh likes errday so.......*clears throat* i almost forgot....my award

im tired of waiting abeg ma una gimme trophy jhur

2romantic:
WOW!! Lovely body of a stuning virgin. i like d fact that adokiye has been able to keep ha virginity intact. i lv u bby.

And u belive the virginity ''claim''

haba !!

Popular lingerie brand, Victoria's Secret, is now
selling a heart-rate monitor compatible sports
bra that houses the required sensors within the
fabric. "Incredible by Victoria's Secret Heart-rate Monitor
Compatible Sport Bra" is priced between $72.50 - $75.50,While all the heart-rate monitor compatible
sensors are built into the fabric, users will
additionally need a heart-rate monitoring device
to check the data collected. The listing specifies
compatibility with 'leading brands' of monitors,
but nothing further. No belt is required, reports Wearable Tech Insider. Notably, the company behind the technology,
named Clothing+, is the same company that has
been behind sports tech from the likes of Adidas and Under Armour. Earlier this year, during the CES, wearable tech was the hottest things on display. It witnessed
the Sensoria Fitness bra, T-shirt and socks, which
can connect to a smartphone and is designed for
runners and others who want to monitor their
health and improve workouts. Similarly, last year, Microsoft had also designed a 'smart bra', which featured removable sensors
that monitor heart and skin activity, and inferred
whether the wearer is feeling stress. The
ostensible purpose of the 'bra sensing system' is
to help prevent stress-related overeating. Designed by a team from Microsoft's visualisation and interaction research group, along with
researchers at the University of Rochester and
University of Southampton, the smart bra
features a GRASP (Generic Remote Access
Sensing Platform) board that is powered by a
Lithium-Ion battery, and can sample up to eight bio-signals. Four sensors have been bundled on
the bra, and linked to the GRASP board - an
electrocardiogram (EKG) sensor, an
electrodermal activity sensor (EDA) for measuring
skin conductance, and two movement sensors, a
3-axis accelerometer and 2-axis gyroscope.

wrong forum ?

Regarded as one of the best ways to store high-
definition movies and television shows because of
their high-density data storage capacity, Blu-ray
discs have also shown to improve the performance
of solar cells, says a new research. The pattern of information written on a Blu-ray disc
works very well for improving light absorption
across the solar spectrum, the findings showed. "We had a hunch that Blu-ray discs might work for
improving solar cells, and, to our delight, we found
the existing patterns are already very good," said Jiaxing Huang, associate professor at the
Northwestern University in the US. "It is as if electrical engineers and computer
scientists developing the Blu-ray technology have
been subconsciously doing our jobs, too," Huang
added. Blu-ray discs contain a higher density of data than DVDs or CDs and when this quasi-random pattern,
perfected by engineers over decades for data
storage, is transferred to the surface of solar cells, it
provides the right texture to improve the cells' light
absorption and performance. The researchers tested a wide range of movies and
television shows stored on Blu-ray discs, including
action movies, dramas, documentaries, cartoons
and black-and-white content, and found the video
content did not matter. All worked equally well for
enhancing light absorption in solar cells. The findings appeared in the journal Nature
Communications.

Eberex:
Jumia are liars!!! Black fridays slash prices to 50%-80%. Go to jumia and tell me how much they are slashing? just 10% or even 5%. Do you call that black friday? yeah right

I hear u o....@least dey shaa slashed somthing and d@ dosnt get to happen err day , does it
Call it grey friday or somthing .

Eberex:
Young man, this is naija not yankee. Must we westernize everything ?

Jumia is doing it

mostly on online stores every 28th of november the prices of gadgets are slashed .. Unfortunately for me dis year ..D tin no meet doe 4 my hand...soo what would you buy

A new report has claimed that Samsung's current
flagship, the Galaxy S5 has underperformed in
the global market leading to thousands of the
devices 'piling up' in warehouses. The Wall Street Journal cites sources who say that as a result, the South Korean company is now considering a
shake-up at the management level. The report suggests that the company sold only
12 million Samsung Galaxy S5 units in the first three months after its launch, which if compared
to its predecessor (the Galaxy S4), is 4 million less. The company overall sold nearly "40
percent fewer than projected". The report further added that sales were down
over 50 percent in China while the US market was
the only "major market" for Samsung where an
increase in sales figures were claimed. Samsung is said to have overestimated demand
for the Galaxy S5, which has led to a situation
where the company is spending more on
advertising to help move units which are piled up
in its warehouses. A Samsung spokesperson,
when contacted by The Verge declined to comment on the report and said, "We don't
comment on rumours and speculation." The figures are surprising considering that JK Shin, Head of Samsung's Mobile Business, claimed
back in May that the company had shipped more
than 11 million Galaxy S5 smartphones since its
launch, which was said to be more than the 10
million Galaxy S4 units that sold in the same
amount of time last year. Top-level executive changes said to be under
consideration include JK Shin "possibly ceding
his role". However, the report adds that the plans
are "far from final." Samsung, at a recent Investor Forum, announced plans to slash the number of smartphone models
it issues next year by up to a third. Samsung also reported that its July-September quarterly profit was the lowest in more than three years, suggesting a decline in earnings
from its smartphone business since 2011.

Telecom operator Bharti Airtel has sold its 4,800
mobile towers in Nigeria to US based American
Towers Company for about $1.05 billion
(roughly Rs. 6,500 crores) in a move to pare
debt. In a joint statement, Airtel and ATC announced
that they have entered into an agreement "for
the sale of over 4,800 of Airtel's communications
towers in Nigeria." Airtel will be the anchor tenant on the portfolio
under a lease with a ten-year initial term, it
added. The agreement has been signed between Bharti Airtel subsidiary, Bharti Airtel International (Netherlands) BV (Airtel) and ATC. ATC in a statement said: "The total consideration
is expected to be approximately $1.05 billion
(roughly Rs. 6,500 crores), subject to customary
adjustments." "We are pleased to announce the launch of our
operations in Nigeria while expanding our
relationship with Airtel, one of the leading
multinational operators in the world," American
Tower President and Chief Executive Officer Jim
Taiclet said. At the end of September 2014, Airtel had a
consolidated debt of Rs. 62,215.8 crore. The deal is expected to be completed in the first
half of 2015. The Indian telecom major is looking
to sell off its mobile tower asset in Africa and
focus on telecom services business only. "Nigeria is the largest mobile market in Africa and
a key one for Airtel. This agreement, which is part
of our stated philosophy of promoting
infrastructure sharing, will provide us with
considerable cost efficiencies and at the same
time allows us to sharpen our focus on the customer," Bharti Airtel Africa MD and Chief
Executive Officer Christian de Faria said. Airtel initially had about 15,000 mobile towers
across. In September, Airtel sold about 3,500 telecom
towers in Africa to Eaton Towers