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femi4:
It ll take you at least 10mins remove your battery. Delay is dangerous, that's not 50-50. You have 30% chance of recovering your phone

that's for you though

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emeijeh:
Yea u right. One love bro..... Where is your location?

Ibadan

op don talk e own since yesterday leave una go sleep. argument full some people body, opposite people,

Nice one....

Nice one.... That's why I love my Itel device cos it battery is removable

For some positive reason having a smart phone with a removable battery is a good one in case of any emergencies you will want to go for trouble shooting to me this is fantastic

great point with relevant idea,

guydangerous:
that's for you though

lolz....you dey take style console yourself

Point 3 doesn't hold much water because we all know how difficult it is to get an original battery replacement for the one that came with your phone. So, when your battery dies, be it removable or non removable battery, you are forced into getting a new phone

Richkinwe:
Ibadan

Benin

ChidinmaRose:
seconded. I don't know why people have this vendetta with tecno. It's a nice phone, a really nice one at that, if u don't like, Carry your money and go, you mustn't put something down just because u don't agree with it

Preach my sister

dabigjoe6:
a 1gb ram phone is always ok what matters is your processor, i had am innjoo i1s and i ran gta san andreas at that time with no problem

Phone freezing is directly related to ram management and not CPU.

Ram allocation would determine how many applications you can run at a time. The more applications you run,the less ram you have and the more likely that your phone would freeze.

An average mobile phone user runs multiple applications at a time including background applications and processes like Whatsapp, Facebook, Operating System, Voice search and so on, that stay active even when not launched.

These background applications and processes consume lots of ram.

When your phone runs out of ram and cannot free up some automatically, it freezes the phone.

Cpu determines how fast and smooth a single app runs when active and should interest mostly gamers and power users.

DerKaiser:
Phone freezing is directly related to ram management and not CPU.

Ram allocation would determine how many applications you can run at a time. The more applications you run,the less ram you have and the more likely that your phone would freeze.

An average mobile phone user runs multiple applications at a time including background applications and processes like Whatsapp, Facebook, Operating System, Voice search and so on, that stay active even when not launched.

These background applications and processes consume lots of ram.

When your phone runs out of ram and cannot free up some automatically, it freezes the phone.

Cpu determines how fast and smooth a single app runs when active and should interest mostly gamers and power users.

a 1gb phone is above average for the type of apps available for android...the reasons why most phones freeze is because of bugs in certain applications and not ram, the phone might only lag

Your points are quite clear, personally I don't like fixed batteries, last itel1452 and my present itel1507 are both removable and I am very cool with it, indeed removable batteries is better.

kushma:
Inbuilt still rocks especially gionee m5

Not compare to my it1702.

tonynwasokwu:
Not compare to my it1702.

taah wats the battery capacity