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Olodo24:Lol. |
[img]https://4.bp..com/-YZbUnh6B22I/W_1HPcF-pfI/AAAAAAAAHd4/k-2Y4tE1Z6YtroFosUoslIrAPDU7uK-kwCLcBGAs/s1600/realme.jpg[/img] Realme, the once sub-brand of Oppo Electronics Corporation, will be launching its latest smartphone to add to the already impressive collection of Realme smartphones on November 28. The smartphone -Realme U1- touted as "India's Selfiepro" on Amazon will the world's first smartphone powered by Mediatek-Helio P70. It will be launched at 12:30 PM in India and reports have confirmed that it will be sold exclusively on Amazon. The smartphone will be the first of Realme U series. Amazon have listed some features you can expect from the smartphone which include .The Most Powerful Selfie Camera Ever: .World's 1st smartphone with the Mighty Helio P70. .Super elegant display with dewdrop notch. Here is what you need to know about Realme U1. .NEW DESIGN AND NEW LOGO. Realme will ditch its traditional white and red colour combination and adopt a cooler blue for the box and yellow for the branding combination. Recall that recently, the company unveiled a new logo which combines both the small letter "r" and the capital letter "R". .MEDIATEK-HELIO P70 One of the highlights of the phone is the Mediatek-Helio P70 which is the lastest processor from the chipset manufacturer Mediatek. Realme U1 will run on the 12nm processor which will deliver a 13 per cent boost compared to its predecessor. The Helio P70 also features an APU improved AI performance. It comes with 8-core unit CPU and 4x ARM cortexA73 cores at 2.1 GHz and 4x Cortex A53 cores at 2 GHz. All these are paired with an updated GPU, the ARM Mali-G72 MP3. You can expect the Helio P70 to deliver a good performance even though it is yet to be tested. But the predecessor, Helio P60 was a nice mid-range processor which runs smoothly on phones like Oppo F9 pro, Nokia 5.1 plus, Realme 1. .WATERDROP NOTCH DISPLAY In terms of display, the phone is expected to be similar to the Realme 2 pro which means a reflective rear panel with a dual camera and a fingerprint sensor mounted at the back. However, at the front, you can expect a large waterdrop display notch which houses the front camera. PRICING Already, Realme makes the headline for delivering impressive mid-range smartphones at competitive prices. That is reasonable for the fact that its target audience is the youths. But given the falling price of the country currency against the dollar, it is expected that the Realme U1 is priced fairly high compared to other Realme phones. The Realme U1 is expected to cost in the range of $200-$220. OTHERS The company announced as the launching date of the smartphone alongside the focus point which is the MediaTek Helio P70. It refused to release details of other specifications of the phone, so not much is known about the camera, battery and other specs. We will have to wait for the launch on November 28 to verify the phone's specification. https://www.techvenge.net/2018/11/realme-u1-world-first-mediatek-helio.html |
So what are we suppose to do? |
Nawa o. You gat beef with TechCapon? I seriously don't see the need of comparing him with Android Authority. No tech blog in Nigeria can be compared with them. mikeycharles: |
Nigeria Education is dead. For the sake of your future please leave Nigeria if you really want to study. |
Blogging is dead. Whoever is still blogging in 2018 is wasting his/her time. |
kestolove95:How this one take relate to the post now? Frustration everywhere. By the way, Nice write up OP. Make we now find way to replace that Jubril/Buhari at Aso Rock. |
HeWrites:Believe that at your own risk |
CLOUT:Guy refund my money. You be first class scammer. |
Clout is a Nairaland wannabe web designer scammer. Thanks for your time. |
https://www.nairaland.com/clout You see the above mentioned user is a scammer. Details soon. Watch this thread. |
DigitalGenius:I'll be using . Two, how do you expect me to get your whatsapp number? |
Nonsense. |
collinsboi:A guy came here sometimes ago to advertise his Quora-like site. I think it's everyknows.com |
One thing I have noticed is that, most Nairaland webmasters are quacks. I can say this because I have worked with four of them now and I haven't received value for money from any of them. I'll create a thread to review those folks one of these days. But then, I don't know if the OP and the praised person in this thread are the same but Timothysam should send a DM, I have a job for you. |
Check out this theme. www.Null-demo..com Can you design something like that for me? |
CLOUT:Guy, you promised Sunday and today is Wednesday and no show from you. |
Lol. 20k. This OP sense was buried with his placenta. |
CLOUT:Mr. Man. Please I need my job ASAP. |
This land is for free. |
Ability to predict correct Baba Ijebu number. |
Lautech. Na straight admission |
How come my name is not there. I rejected them on my championship manage 17. |
CLOUT:I'm still expecting your message though |
#NoNutNovember |
The social media team comprises creative and enthusiastic journalists who join us on one-year fellowships to help shape The Economist ’s digital future. We are now recruiting one new fellow to join us in London. The role is the most junior on our team. It suits a graduate of a journalism course or someone who has some limited experience in editorial roles and is ready to take on a full-time role for a year. Applicants should be seeking to establish themselves firmly in an editorial department while learning through doing. The bulk of the work will be to produce posts for a variety of social media platforms, such as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn for our print and online articles, videos and podcasts. To do this, the successful candidate will collaborate with section editors and news editors around the world, and colleagues who produce our films, podcasts, Snapchat editions and Instagram Stories. Are you a diligent writer who can absorb an article and turn out tweets that will shine while linking to it? Are you looking for a desk where you can learn, experiment and work with some of the world’s smartest journalists and editors? Are you eager to help shape and improve The Economist ’s presence on social and digital platforms? If you answer yes to these questions, we’d like to hear from you. Send the following items to edsocialjob@economist.com: CV and cover letter 400-word post for The Economist Explains blog on a topic of your choice Two tweets and one Facebook post for your blog post 200-word pitch explaining or illustrating how you’d promote or host a conversation about your explainer blog online Successful candidates will be hired on one-year contracts and paid £2,000 per month. The deadline for applications is midnight GMT Sunday, November 18th 2018. Applicants must be eligible to work in the UK. Start dates are flexible. Requirements A junior journalist with proven experience in producing content for social media and digital platforms Sharp attention to detail Evidence of successful collaboration with colleagues An understanding of The Economist’ s values, tone and audience Experience with Adobe Creative Suite, especially Photoshop Awareness of what different publishers are doing on social media The Economist Group values diversity. We are committed to equal opportunities and creating an inclusive environment for all our employees. We welcome applicants regardless of ethnic origin, national origin, gender, race, colour, religious beliefs, disability, sexual orientation or age. https://www.economist.com/news/2018/10/29/job-listing-social-media-fellow?fsrc=scn/tw/te/bl/ed/joblistingsocialmediafellowjobsattheeconomist |
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