nigerwide08: @jereal. Yes the condition still hold. And pls am sorry u will add not deduct pls. Here is the config. Intel Dual core, 3.4ghz processor speed, 150gb harddisk, 1gb memory, dvd writer, 6 usb ports. Pls txt me ur email to send the picture to u. Pls am not online but txt email to 08027552294. Pls

ok, sent you an sms...

nigerwide08: @jereal: FOR 1GB RAM, DEDUCT N1,500 FRM THE AMOUNT. U WILL ALSO PAY 2k FOR THE TRANSPORTATION. U CAN PAY TO D DRIVER WEN THE COMPUTER GET TO JOS.

you mean deduct or add N1,500...?

if I'm to deduct, the price becomes N5,500...?

can you post pictures...?
if you can't, pls post the brand and model so I can check specs like processor speed etc...etc online...cos I'm going to need more than one unit, but we need to start with delivering one first...

nigerwide08: Ok. U pay 50% of the total amount and i will sending it through those buses...u pay the balance to the driver that i will send the number and bus plate number to u as i will be register the item....

...& does the above condition still hold...?

how much will it cost to get it down to Jos...and how much will it cost if I wanted it with 1Gig of RAM...?

dude seriously...

Feb 14th is like every other day...! do what you do every other day

jedisco: Didn't I say it you don't calculate local phone prices directly from European prices.

You can now officially pre-order it for 100k from MTN.

You can also be sure that it would be cheaper when it's OFFICIALLY released to the Nigerian market.

I don't believe there is any place in the original post where the price was stated in naira...

the naira equivalent was only calculated to give an idea of the price...

its good know its gonna cost less...

There's no way telecom operators, say MTN, would allow users access to unlimited internet service on an android/iOS-like OS...
this doesn't come as a surprise, we all know this was coming...

Lord_Reed:

Yup! Courtesy of a Blackberry staff who has one of only three demo units in Nigeria (as of launch day).

wow...! must have been exciting...how did it handle...?

you should write a brief review...!

any tip on when it'll be launched/available in Nigeria...?

Lord_Reed: Having used the Z10 for a few minutes I can see it following the likes of Nokia Lumia 920 in pricing. It is a great device and certainly a game changer for Blackberry.

You've had a hands-on experience already...

Lost signal for over 2 hours here too...in Jos...

#restored

Even though earlier than the 90s, Sonny Okosun & Funmi Adams would be my best pick...
You listen to their songs and you know they couldn't have written such songs without some sort of divine inspiration...and it wasn't enough that the songs had heart-piercing and truth-filled lyrics, their exceptional voices and the way the delivered the songs was something else...!
Also not to forget the excellent production quality (unlike the noise we have today) and the decent videos that accompanied them...

its no surprise that these songs make one's eyes teary whenever heard...

BedLam: RIM should know that they no longer have markets in NA and EU, 750$ for that gadget is a broad-day-light robbery for africans and brazillians! anyway, I never used a blackberry.

why anyone would want to buy this over a Galaxy sIII for instance is unimaginable...

The BlackBerry Z10 , which is all set to make it to the grand stage this week has been the talk of the town lately. After we got to see some press images of the smartphone and got treated to a tutorial of its OS we not got to learn more about the pricing. The price tag of the BlackBerry Z10 was revealed by a screenshot of a major retailer's inventory system.

According to the Carphone Warehouse , the BlackBerry Z10 will cost £480, about $760 (certainly no information on the actual retail price in Nigeria yet). The listing in the company's database clearly shows the pricing of the white variant of the smartphone and the attached BLAZ10WHI product code too aligns nicely with the earlier leaks from the retailer.

The leaked price is said to be for a SIM-free version and the smartphone will naturally be available for far less on contract.

RIM might have a somewhat hard time impressing the audience at its January 30 event. After so many leaks there's hardly much left to announce, but hopefully the company will have a few more aces up its sleeve.

http://www.gsmarena.com/blackberry_z10_price_leaked_will_carry_a_price_tag_of_480-news-5419.php

Price is a little steep if you ask me...considering the fact that this is RIM's last play, one would've expected the phone would cost less...

what's you take on this guys...? re you getting one...?

Obviously we all had our first true smartphone experience on the symbian OS...the next generation will never understand the quintessential role it played in the advancement of mobile operating systems, but for us, we know better. Symbian will remain in our hearts forever...

funny enough though, with their line of Asha Abominations, it seems Nokia still has no plan to take down the century old S40

We all knew this was eventually coming, but it's now official. Symbian on Nokia is dead.

Nokia managed to send off the once might platform in style. The 808 PureView will go down in
history as the last Symbian device by the Finnish manufacturer.

Nokia announced the news alongside its great Q4 results today, which showed $585 million profit and $10.83 billion in revenue.

Symbian OS on Nokia devices has played a key part in the smartphone game over the past ten years, but its significance was
severely reduced once the touchscreen revolution started. Some of the most notable phones to come out of Nokia were powered by Symbian - beginning with the 9210 Communicator. The Nokia E61 started a messenger phone hype that peaked with the E71, making Symbian OS the only viable competitor to the then strong BlackBerry portfolio of messengers.

Then came the cameraphone era, which gave birth to devices like the Nokia N95 , which was widely regarded as the king of the smartphone hill in its day. The Nokia N8 came at a time when Symbian was rapidly sliding into irrelevancy but still made a huge splash among camera-lovers with its large sensor and superb image quality. Heck we loved snapping photos with it and it's still the most popular smartphone in our database with over 25 million hits.

Nokia began a shift towards Windows Phone in the beginning of 2011 and starting now Redmond's mobile OS is Nokia's only smartphone platform.

www.gsmarena.com/the_808_pureview_is_the_last_symbian_by_nokia_an_end_of_an_era-news-5400.php

It was a great run...RIP Symbian

mis2rah: hea bros,plz is this dns still wrkin coz i rily wana go online unlimitedly ASAP using ma android phone.plz reply asap.

I'm not sure...but there're reports that it still works...haven't tried it in awhile...

for real...
I know this worked some months back until MTN sort of blocked blackberry.net apn from working...!
I know for certain the blackberry.net apn connects now...but never actually thought it would work...!
well, only one way to be sure, give it trial

mjay: Come to think of it, Glo actually have more to gain by leaking and leaving this new devt...There is every tendency that there will be mass migration from Airtel to Glo from peeps who have been enjoing similar benefits from Airtel...What I forsee is not a blocking of the new discovery, but a fight from Airtel for survival. This new leak may actually be the workings of glo (trust naija)

I quite agree with you...glo has always one of the networks with the best firewall...why allow this now...? I think they did it on purpose...
well lets just hope this is their intention,cos it favours us all...

tonardo: FOR ANDROID UERS WHO PREFER MTN BIS steps....
1.download set dns from play store,,
2.insert ur mtn sim and recharge 500(weekly) or 1500(monthly)
3.send sms to 21600 with the word BBCWEEK OR BBC
4.turn on your mobile data, open set dns amd grant permission to Set DNS

pls note: ITS ONLY FOR ROOTED DEVICES....
If your phone is not rooted, google or youtube how you can root ur device model..
thank you

but droidvpn is still needed right...

luluosas: Here are the Glo Blackberry plans and their data cap.

2. Blackberry Social Month Plan:
Keyword: SoMonth
Price: N1,200
Data Volume: 3GB
Duration: 30 Days

so apparently we can have 3gig for N1200...?!

on my way to buying a Glo sim...! this is some great news guys...!

I don't need it with the monitor...

Plateau

do you have anything better than a P4...like a core 2 duo...?

@OP...can you explain the trick...?

who knows if etisalat is unlimited too...?

Yes an ipod...! in the movie 'book of Eli' I remember how important the ipod was to the main character, he was blind...

very thoughtful recommendations...!

God knows I pray everyday for a major breakthrough in the on going research on bionic eyes...it'd be the greatest gift any blind person would want...

re-installing doesn't cancel your account which is tied to your phone number...

if it works, then is it possible the whatsapp team is that dumb...
I don't think so...still gonna have to pay...

it is supposed to be 200mb...but I think its virtually unlimited...