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Data Subscription in different countries is usually different due to the economic conditions and operating costs of the Telecom Companies in each country. Airtel for example ,offers cheaper data services in its home country - India , than it does in Nigeria. In this post I collaborated with Dickson Otieno of Tech-Ish.com, a Kenyan Tech Blog. We'll be comparing the data plans in both countries and at the end we'll be calculating who spends more on data. I believe this will let us know how much it costs citizens of both countries to access the internet and of course those who have enough data to waste on Twitter wars. If you are an active twitter user , you must have come across the #NigeriaVsKenya hashtag sometime. Well just in case you haven't brace yourself, it's about to get messy - Check a tweet with that hashtag - #NigeriavsKenya the devil originated from Kenya.....sack heart, dark soul, dark blood — Azubuike uche (@uc9ce) December 5, 2017 Who spends more on data ? For 1GB , Kenyans spend an average of 240-499 KES that's between N850- N1600 (for normal data plans) Nigerians spend between N1000 - N1200 (KES 280 - KES 336 ) for 1GB and 1.5GB data plans For 3GB - Kenyans spend between KES 499 - KES 999 that's between N1700 - N3400 Nigerians spend between N2000-N2500 .( KES- 560 - KES 700) So It seems Kenyans actually spend more on data services. Nigerian Telcos are less expensive than their Kenyan counterparts. Of course , If there's an error in this post, feel free to let me know. Don't forget to tweet this and share as well. |
Hibrahym:So you just had to mention me as many times as possible to prove your invalid points. I clearly remember not insulting anyone while explaining my points. Do you have to stoop so low to throw insults. SMH. I have an account on telegram as well so stop acting like I do not know how it works. Now WhatsApp holds data of billions of people and will not risk that by making their app open source, even their parent company Facebook is not open source. Is twitter and Instagram open source as well. So whats the deal with contributing to codes, If you like rant from now till tomorrow. WhatsApp still remains better and more organized than Telegram. |
I reviewed the C8 a couple of days ago and I'm definitely very impressed. |
The Mix 2 is nice. Bezelless Smartphones rock.. |
Annibel:nice...if you want to have a better experience of virtual reality try visiting Xcapereality in Pleasure Park. Just before Boricamp |
Security in the Android Operating system is usually complicated and most times vulnerabilities are discovered. I know iOS Fan boys will want to derail this post simply because they don' trust Google with their data. I hate to be the bad news carrier but "hey" I'm an Android lover so I won't feel remorseful -Your glorified iCloud uses Google Cloud Platform, as well as Amazon Web Service’s S3 storage service, to store encrypted chunks of an iPhone or iPad’s backed-up files, like contacts, calendars, photos, documents, and more. However,that's not the news right now so I'll go back straight to what this post is about. Recently, 42 smartphone models have been identified to come with a bank trojan. What is a bank trojan? This is a seemingly harmless type of Trojan that can open communication ports on the devices where it is hosted. The banking trojan Android.Triada.231 was first identified in 2016 and manages to gain root on any Android device and then infect the Zygote process, which is the core of the Google Android operating system. This process is used to launch all applications on the system. “Android.Triada.231 is one of the most dangerous trojans in the Android family.Triada. When the trojan inflicts this module, all running applications can also be infected. Once infected, apps become vulnerable and the target of malicious actions. The “power” of this trojan allows hackers to inject Android.Triada.231 into the library libandroid_runtime.so which is part of the system, and in that way the malicious application can penetrate the firmware of the device during its manufacture. After hackers access the device, they can steal bank data. The problem with this trojan is that its removal forces a reinstallation of the operating system. Russian anti-virus company Dr.Web reports that these smartphones have been sold worldwide. Here are the affected phones Leagoo M5 Leagoo M5 Plus Leagoo M5 Edge Leagoo M8 Leagoo M8 Pro Leagoo Z5C Leagoo T1 Plus Leagoo Z3C Leagoo Z1C Leagoo M9 ARK Benefit M8 Zopo Speed 7 Plus UHANS A101 Doogee X5 Max Doogee X5 Max Pro Doogee Shoot 1 Doogee Shoot T ecno W2 Homtom HT16 Umi London Kiano Elegance 5.1 iLife Fivo Lite Myth A39 Vertex Impress InTouch 4G Vertex Impress Genius myPhone Hammer Energy Advan S5E NXT Advan S4Z Advan i5E STF AERI AL PLUS STF JOY PRO Tesla SP6.2 Cubot Rainbow EXTREME 7 Haier T51 Cherry Mobile Flare S5 Cherry Mobile Flare J2S Cherry Mobile Flare P1 NOA H6 Pelitt T1 PLUS Prestige Grace M5 LTE BQ 5510 If you have any of these smartphones, it is important to be aware of the processes that are running. Also if there are any software updates available for your device, kindly update it as soon as possible. |
sett1ngz:Try Video Fx or Viva Video |
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AgricSalt and NameACock I believe you know about FCC and TENAA Certifications. every phone there has been tested and certified. This was exactly what people were saying about Xiaomi when they first started.Because the device is not from a popular brand does not in any way classify is as substandard or below standard I'm currently reviewing the Oukitel C8 and believe me it beats a lot of phones in its price range. Most popular brands would add an additional price just because their logo is on the phone. They're staunch Capitalists. |
achiever12:parts that are not available can always be ordered for |
Source- http://www.naijatechguy.com/2018/02/best-5-smartphones-with-4g-support-that.html P.S - Direct links to purchase the devices at the prices above are on the source link. ![]() |
Blackview A7 Pro https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-fta0amVr4Io/WpPwfyVuv3I/AAAAAAAAAnY/tk7p283LxeYchqEA1cPs3l2Csni-n2c7ACHMYCw/s2560/%255BUNSET%255D.jpg AllCall Rio S https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-EX8ns9Bpybc/WpPwiNnn47I/AAAAAAAAAnk/2rn79PbRCxsxbCSzR8RimN8zoh_BmpoTACHMYCw/s2560/%255BUNSET%255D.jpg KenXinDa X7 https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-gbYfdvD9Sok/WpPwi8LGbqI/AAAAAAAAAno/YBQ4Iwr9cW8hBv1ITOOM2zd1-Hp9ZgreACHMYCw/s2560/%255BUNSET%255D.jpg Oukitel C8 4G https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-ovS-vLE2qS8/WpPwlAI7_RI/AAAAAAAAAns/LqOP0Sa2UHMENjg3Hv5rQtK6MBrAZLueACHMYCw/s2560/%255BUNSET%255D.jpg Keeco P11 https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-7x25BGUl_DA/WpPwlgcmz_I/AAAAAAAAAnw/plXsmjQDAUAGihaYS6X9iyi56IglBDBLgCHMYCw/s2560/%255BUNSET%255D.jpg Cc mynd44 , lalasticlala |
Let's be honest, there's an open secret between both of us. Yes.. Us. (I'm referring to the amazing person reading this post now). It's a known fact that we both hate slow internet. So why would you spend a huge amount of money on a phone with a 3G connection. I decided to go through Gearbest and check out amazing phones with 4G LTe support. I decided to write out the best ones I found that cost less than $100. The devices below support Band 1, 3, 7, 20. making it compatible for those in Nigeria using MTN, 9mobile, Airtel, Smile and Ntel. It's also compatible with networks in Kenya and other countries as well. The phones also come with free shipping as well. BlackView A7 Pro - Display: 5.0 inch, 1280 x 720 Pixel IPS screen CPU: MTK6737 Quad Core 1.3GHz System: Android 7.0 RAM + ROM: 2GB RAM + 16GB ROM Camera: 5.0MP front camera + 8.0MP + 0.3MP back cameras Sensor: Gravity Sensor, Touch Sensor SIM Card: dual SIM dual standby. 1 Micro SIM card + 1 Nano SIM card Feature: GPS, A-GPS Bluetooth: 4.1 Network: 2G: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz 3G: WCDMA 900/2100MHz 4G: FDD-LTE 800/900/1800/2100/2600MHz Battery - 2800mAh (N28,000) AllCall Rio S System: Android 7.0 CPU: MTK6737 Quad Core 1.3GHz GPU: Mali-T720 GPU 2GB RAM 16GB ROM Triple Cameras: 8.0MP + 2.0MP 2.0MP front camera, Dual nano SIM card Sensors: Brightness Sensor, Compass, Gravity Sensor, Proximity Sensor Network: 2G: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz 3G: WCDMA 900/2100MHz 4G: FDD-LTE 800/1800/2100/2600MHz ( Band 20/3/1/7 ) Battery - 3200mAh (N29,000) 3. KenXinDa X7 System: Android 7.0 CPU: SC9832 Quad Core 1.3GHz 1GB RAM 8GB ROM Dual SIM Dual Standby: 1 micro SIM, 1 nano SIM Battery - 5000mAh Dual Cameras: 8.0MP rear-facing camera + 5.0MP front camera Network: 2G: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz 3G: WCDMA 850/900/1900/2100MHz 4G: FDD-LTE Band 1/2/3/4/5/7/8/17/20 N30,450) 4.Oukitel C8 4G Display: 5.5 inch, 1280 x 640 Pixel screen CPU: MTK6737 Quad Core 1.3GHz System: Android 7.0 RAM + ROM: 2GB RAM + 16GB ROM Camera: 5.0MP front camera + 13.0MP back camera Sensor: Ambient Light Sensor, Gravity Sensor, Proximity Sensor SIM Card: dual SIM dual standby. 1 Micro SIM card + 1 Nano SIM card Feature: GPS Bluetooth: 4.0 Network: 2G: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz 3G: WCDMA 900/2100MHz 4G: FDD-LTE 800/900/1800/2100/2600MHz Battery - 3000mAh (N32,500) 5.Keeco P11 Display: 5.7 inch, 1440 x 720 pixel IPS screen CPU: MTK6737 Quad Core 1.3GHz System: Android 7.0 RAM + ROM: 2GB RAM + 16GB ROM Camera: 5.0MP front camera and 8.0MP rear camera Sensor: Ambient Light Sensor, Gravity Sensor, Proximity Sensor SIM Card: dual SIM dual standby, 2 x nano SIM card Feature: GPS Battery: 2700mAh Bluetooth: 4.0 Network: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz WCDMA B1/B5/B8 FDD-LTE B1/B3/B7/B8/B20 (N33,000) |
Bhol28:You're using whatsapp plus |
Vision2045:Pop up ads on whatsapp. I haven't noticed that. |
Whatsapp has been running free for a very long time without providing any revenue stream for Facebook and we've all been wondering how Whatsapp makes money since there are no Ads. https://somegadgetguy.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/whatsapp-icon.jpg I was actually a beta tester for Whatsapp Business way back before it was rolled out for use globally and I got to test a lot of features and monetization is something that may come to the app very soon based on the number of tests I conducted. Although WhatsApp's policy has always been non-inclusion of ads, after cancelling the payment of the annual fee. Now, it seems that a collaboration between Facebook and WhatsApp Business will start advertising on the platform. Although for now its format and characteristics are unknown. WhatsApp has updated it's terms of service in the beta version of the Android application to add new details related to advertising. Here is a fragment of the new advertising terms and conditions of the platform :- “WhatsApp is working to find useful ways for our users to connect with companies on WhatsApp to receive information about orders, transactions and appointments, notifications of delivery and shipment, the update of products and services, marketing messages, listings of commercial directories to discover business on WhatsApp and other sponsored content/announcements of these companies”. “During the next year, we will work with Facebook companies to do so. For example, you may see options on Facebook to start a conversation with a company on WhatsApp. If you use the Facebook Company Products, we will ask Facebook to use the information it has about you and your interests to help us provide you with a way to connect with companies in a relevant and personalized way through informative marketing messages, listings of business directories and other content/sponsored ads on WhatsApp.” Now, does this mean that WhatsApp is getting ready to bombard us with ads? At the moment, the only thing I'm sure about is that companies can send us advertising information, but the format or specific characteristics have not yet been defined at any point. However, it still seems unlikely that they will begin to show ads in the application, but everything seems aimed at offering additional functions to WhatsApp Business to monetize the platform. At the moment there is no official confirmation from the company, so I guess we all will have to wait to learn more Cc mynd44 lalasticlala |
Till a mod bans your link you'd stop spamming. Believe me you don't want to start off like that |
Today almost everyone has an Android smartphone. These devices come with different specifications and in different sizes to suit each person's taste. However, after six months of heavy usage, you'll notice a reduction in efficiency and performance . There are many potential reasons that make smartphones to slow down after several months. So, in this post, I'm going to outline 5 common reasons which makes your phone to slow down after few months of usage. 1) OS Upgrades Normally, Google releases updates annually and the latest version is Oreo ( I'm guessing the next version would be android pudding �). Remember, when you first bought your phone, it might be running Android Marshmallow before you get an Upgrade notification. These upgrades are released with a certain set of hardware specs in mind. This year, smartphone specifications have drastically improved. Many features have been added in the Android OS. However, these features are made with newer hardware specs in mind. So, there is a chance that if you are running the newer version of any operating system in an outdated phone then this can slow down your phone in no-time. However, these upgrades are hard to ignore as it is for a Nigerian snake to avoid swallowing money.�� Minor updates are okay, but if you are planning to jump from Android Nougat to Oreo then be ready to face the difficulties. 2. App Updates Facebook initially took just 35MB the first time I downloaded it , now with constant updates it's taking almost 300MB now .The so-called ‘lightweight’ apps that you install can transform to ‘heavyweight’ over the time. Developers are constantly pushing updates, every new update brings new features, which ends up using lots of RAM and CPU. The best thing you can do is to once you feel the app is bloated, replace it with another light weight app. 3 Apps Running On The Background Most times people tend to neglect background apps. Believe me or not, you have almost 80% more apps installed on your devices than when you first got it. Just go to your phone’s settings and have a brief look at all of your downloaded apps. This problem arises when some apps keep running in the background without launching it. There are many apps like email services, messaging apps which are always active. These apps use CPU and RAM, which impacts negatively on your phone’s performance . So, make sure to disable or uninstall the apps which consume lots of RAM and CPU, switch to a static wallpaper and say goodbye to live wallpapers. #4 Memory Degradation Smartphones run on a flash memory, the most common type of flash memory is known as NAND. NAND memory gets slower as it fills up. In summary, NAND Memory usually requiresa certain amount of vacant blocks to operate efficiently. Secondly, NAND memory degrades after some time of usage. NAND memory has three types- SLC, MLC, TLC each one of them has write cycle boundaries per memory cell. Once the limit is reached, the cells wear out and this affects the performance. The best thing to do here is to stick with 75% of your device’s total storage capacity. For example, if you are having 16GB internal storage, don’t cross the 10GB threshold. #5 Full Storage Whenever your storage system is full in your Android phone just clear unnecessary files to prevent your phone from slowing down |
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Luisema4luv:I prefer Android to IOS |
InfernoNig:An Indian man ordered iPhone 8 and got a bar of soap instead ![]() |
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