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ollah1:
This is one of them. Comparing P5 to s6 edge. Ehn, you should do something about your brains it's not functioning well.

Check him out he opened his account newly same goes to

Frontier2
Daphid25
Maximum83
beatz5
ChudyJ

And loads of them

You are so stuupid, you can even calm down to read a simple comment and understand it.

The op said his phone can open two heavy games and minimise it over night, and the next morning the both games were still running.....

And I said even s6 can't do it...

How does mean I'm comparing the both phones Please receive sense IJN

Don't even think of quoting me, go and die somewhere!

When you learn to read and understand then we can talk.

"""I opened like 38 apps
and no lag was experienced. I left it over night
and was amazed to see GTA and FIFA 14
resumed without lag"""



Even s6 edge can't do this.

And most phones even below 70k can do all these stuffs.


talk thru, you work for tecno abi?

Facebook has announced a new feature today, and while this may be an unexpected one it does have the potential to be genuinely helpful to people. It's meant to help manage how much of your ex you see on Facebook after you break up.

It all starts when you change your relationship status from "in a relationship" to something else, as depicted in the first screenshot below. On that screen Facebook already informs you that you can see less from your ex, limit what he or she can see, and edit your previously uploaded photos.

So let's take them one at a time. First off, you can choose not to see your ex in News Feed. If you pick this setting, Facebook additionally won't ever prompt you to message this person, or tag him or her in your pictures from that point on.

https://st.gsmarena.com/imgroot/news/15/11/facebook-breakup-help/-728xw3/gsmarena_001.jpg

If you want, you can limit what your ex will see from your activity on Facebook. The setting ensures that he or she will only see your public stuff, posts you've tagged him or her in, and things you've shared on the timelines of mutual friends. This also limits his or her ability to see posts you're tagged in.

As for your past posts, you can either edit these one by one to decide which to make private or untag, or choose to make all of your posts that your ex is tagged in only visible to those who are tagged in them.

This new feature is currently undergoing testing in the US on mobile. Things can still change based on people's feedback. And it's good to remember that everything you've just read is optional. There's no word on when or if this will become available internationally.


http://m.gsmarena.com/facebook_wants_to_help_you_see_less_of_your_ex_after_you_break_up-news-15108.php

http://newsroom.fb.com/news/2015/11/improving-the-experience-when-relationships-end/

http://pin.bbm.com/C00220024 [PhonePlanet]

madgoat:
for real

It was manufactured by LETV. The pepsi name is just due to branding....due to how popular pepsi is OR like sort of advert on the phone by pepsi. But I don't know who paid who...