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hisable2: pls 1 dollar is equivalent to what in naira?

It is not always stable daily but 1.00 USD =161.115 NGN today as at now.

As for me that have tried both addynamo advert & facebook advert,facebook advert works & converts
well and better for me.

What of you?

Share your experience and views and let's learn.

Whao!
I almost got confused of the diffrences between Pounds & Euros I received today while
evaluating it which took me some times to figure out though this is not my first time
of receiving such but they are always converted automatically into dollars.

But they recently changed by creating different sub-account for each in which equivalent
amounts for each are displayed in each section.
To assist you with this so as not to be confused as I did,checkout the symbols below:

$ represents Dollars which can also be shortened to USD representing US Dollars

£ represents Pounds which can also be shortened to GBP representing British Pounds

€ represents Euro which can also be shortened to EUR representing Euro

Hope you've learnt from these!

What other ones do you know?Kindly share in here

arbitrage: That is not his question. His question is not about the possibility but how much precisely he will type on the ATM screen while withdrawing.

Just like any other foreign currency denominated cards even if issued in Nigeria, you will need to do or assume the conversion rate and so you are to enter the equivalent amount you want to withdraw in Naira. Same thing goes for if you are withdrawing from same dollar card in the UK or Canada, you will need to enter the equivalent amount in British pounds (GBP) or Canadian dollars respectively when using the ATM.

Thanks for that arbitrage.I didn't have enough time to finish reading his plight but previewed it sharply and summarized answer to it.

[quote author=God's Mercy]This sounds interesting. If only I've this opportunity in the past. Anyway, I'll start from here but pls, how do one get his cash here in his Nigeria Bank Account without perfect money or any other means of online transaction? Thanks and God bless.[/quote]Good!Kindly read the first page.

randwise: i am sorry. If i have might in any form hurted ur feelings. But the truth is changing ip either dedicated or not can be so dangerous. Bv so doing, one his increasing his chance of loosing all add earned money!

Those highlighted make me

[quote author=D4V1D~D4]What's ur email? or pm me[/quote]Sorry for late response.Use info @ legalwealthcreation(dot)com

[quote author=Tek%kyboy]u won know? Its 2sexy[/quote]That sounds great.

[quote author=Tek%kyboy]what am i seeing here.ok my oga is here[/quote]Who is your oga?

[quote author=D4V1D~D4]Alright! How do I receive the naira or at what rate will this naira then be converted to PM? I wouldn't wan't the rates to reduce my final amount to less than $20 as this is the amount I need

Then the main issue... how do I trust you?![/quote]I said earlier on that paypal conversion is @ N150/$ and I will fund your PM at N190/$ which is the normal rate for it conversion from Naira to $.

Concerning trust,you are secured and you are free to do underground researches on my identity.

[quote author=2s£xy]Hello All...

Feel free to do business with Preseg. He is a cool dude with hight rate of integrity, loyalty and transpanrency. These are elements that are missing in some Nigerians which make Preseg a rare breed in a country like Nigeria.

I have conducted business with him certain times on the issue of paypal and he has never failed me.

Regards,

2sexy[/quote]Thanks for this.We are always there for anyone concerning anything that concerns paypal.

U1: Hello, people. I have a quick question on using Payoneer MasterCard at an ATM here in Nigeria.

Although this may sound somehow, but I have been wondering how withdrawal using the card at a Nigerian ATM is like since the card is denominated in dollar. Do you key in the dollar amount to withdraw and its naira equivalent is dispensed or you key in the naira amount, as calculated by yourself? Just had no idea on the matter yet and I like to prepare ahead for things not to be caught off guard.

IT will be converted automatically to naira while you collect naira.

[quote author=2s£xy]My latest acquisition: Interracials.co.uk

1 word domain...

Most of you were already sleeping lol when I acquired it and hence the food was all available for me and for me alone.



let's see what happens with this baby. If I can't flip it, no wahala.[/quote]Good job bro and do keep it up.

Everyone can check this thread on "How To Get Paid Wt PayPal in NAIRA Via Any Site e.g FIVERR,SEDO,AFTERNIC,individual etc faster" at https://www.nairaland.com/1399376/how-get-paid-wt-paypal

[quote author=D4V1D~D4]I have $24 in my Fiverr account. It's not linked to any paypal. I want to convert this to fund my Perfect money account, Can you help me please? I'm willing to give up the fiverr account containing the money (It still gets orders, but gigs are currently paused now).[/quote]Sorry for my late response.I can help you convert the fiverr cash to perfect money but it works this way:
The fiverr cash will be withdrawn into my PayPal & converted to naira at the rate of N150/$.

The amount will now be used to order perfect money at the normal rate.

Why give out your fiverr account?Unpause your gigs & continue making cool money.

Let's get started.

randwise: Yes it's true. TESTED AND TRUSTED.
It's all packaged into an ebook.
My teacher uses this method to get his money from fiverr.
U can also do this too and get ur payment from sites lyk about.com.
Buying this ebook from me, i will give u 2 survey sites that u can make up to 70 dollars from them per day!.
If u also luv writing, i will give u 5 sites that pays up to $40-$70 per article u write for them.
These are still the two legitimate ways u can make much online.
All these i will give u if only u buy the ebook from me!
The price of the ebook is N1500.
I will also giv u a report on how u can easily open and use a paypal safely from Nigeria. But if u are interested in the report only, it costs N900 only. Contact me if u are interested in any. Olawaleazeem@gmail.com.
08131137576.

How are those highlighted possible via those two especially via survey.
Senseless admins of this site and of this thread are so foolish still leaving this rubbish in business section as they supposed to put it into thrash.

What normal pain me for them is that they are so senseless to the point that they move useful & beneficial threads to advert section without thinking and who knows if it even some of those admins that are using those username to scam people in here & they will at the end of the day say there are scammers in this thread.


If you are one of our foolish and senseless admins viewing this thread now,you are 101% free to ban me.Ok?

randwise: GUY! Wetin do u? What is ur problem. People like u end up being scammers!. U better keep off and find sth else to do!

LOL!That is what you've already become & you are looking for others to join you.


God forbid bad thing as Almighty God has been my pillar from onset & he will never fail me for once.
Forward ever backward never in Jesus Name...

OP!Change your ways as you cannot get preys in here.

Excelboi: Saw ur pm. Just followed u, u have to follow back to be able to send a PM. I have just $12 to withdraw.

Nice start!I will PM you soon as well.

randwise: ...

What is your problem?Don't you have other things doing?
People are not replying your thread and you keep on creating nuissance.

Visit https://www.nairaland.com/1399376/how-get-paid-wt-paypal to learn.

The world of corporate internet technology is completely different from any connectivity package the regular consumer could even dream up. Have you ever been on your computer at work really early in the morning before anybody else gets there? Did you notice how fast you could download a document or surf the internet? This is because corporate internet connections are another realm from what we're used to. If you're starting a business or just looking to up your bandwidth, here are a couple of the common internet connections being used in the corporate arena.

So what are some of the basic technologies that they work with? One of them is called ISDN. ISDN stands for Integrated Services Digital Network. This is basically a telephone line made of copper wiring that provides extremely fast data transmissions. There are two types of ISDN. The first one is call the B-channel. This is used for the transfer of data, video, voice or any other multimedia. The B-channel runs at 64 kbps (kilobytes per second). The other type is called the D-channel. The D-channel will either run at 16 kbps or at 64 kbps depending on how you set it up. The D-channel is primarily used to switch your equipment in the ISDN network and the equipment at your ISDN site. Depending on the size of the corporation, the ISDN network can slow down a bit when more people are on the network downloading video, music or applications. Corporations also use this kind of connection for their video conferencing and for remote access to their computer networks.

Another connection technology that is commonly found in corporations is the use of the T1 line. A T1 line has the power to carry twenty-four digitized voices channels and a date rate of 1.544 megabits per second. A T1 connection can carry about sixty times the amount of data per second than a regular residential modem. The usual cost of a T1 line is around five hundred dollars per month, depending on who the company gets their service from. That may sound like a lot, but it's really nothing in the eyes of a medium sized company. The truth is that even a medium sized company needs more speed than that. Up one from the T1 is the T3 connection. A T3 connection can transmit 43.23 megabits per second and is the equivalent to twenty-eight T1s.

The next up from the T3 connection is the OC1. The OC1 stands for optical carrier because this uses fiber optics instead of copper telephone wiring. The number describes how many multiples of 51.84 megabits per second it can carry. The OC1 is basically a small step up from a T3 connection. Next is the OC3 which can deliver 155.52 megabits per second. Most large companies will use and OC12 connection because it's so strong and reliable.

If you're looking to get your business a great internet connection, you need to ask yourself how much you are willing to spend. If you're a small business with less than ten employees, you could probably go with a T1 connection and be just fine. However, if you're a medium to large sized business who has the money and the resources for an OC3 connection, then you're looking at somewhere around five thousand or more for the speed you want.

Now that you now know what Corporate Internet Technology is and what its benefits are,I'm sure that you will love to have one either for personal use,business or comapany as I do with mine having Dedicated USA IP which I do use wherever I travel to even using it to operate secured sites like PayPal & many without issues.

See the screenshot of mine below showing my connection as corporate & should in case you need to get one with your USA dedicated IP,feel free to drop comment below as it starts from $200 per year or more depending on how big your company is in terms of the nos of personal computer(s) that connect(s) to the internet or that needs Corporate & secured Internet Connection.

4llerbuntu: someone actually said this...... and will turn up elsewhere to argue......... smfdh

What do you mean with this.Talk straight man as I do not want to crack my brain.
Are you from another planet?

slinkman: no bro... not even close to their

Where is it then?They said they've changed from their former located to the place mentioned above.

Excelboi: Lets get down to business. Pls PM me on how to go about it. Thanks

Good!How many dollars do you have in stock for exchange now?
I will PM you as requested.

slinkman: if it was other suppoeted devices, i would hav helped, becox im into flashing roms.. but, i doubt u will see any stock rom for f7 online.. talk more of custom roms...


bro take ur phone to calcare asap..

Thanks so much for this tip as I've been planning that as well.

I just got their details below on their facebook page:

"2nd Floor, No.77,Opebi Road,Ikeja,Lagos State. Hotline: 018821234. Complaint No.: 018427248. Our professional after-sales team will try our best to solve all the problems concerning mobile phones. Thx~" sharing for other people that might need this information.

Are you in Lagos?

slinkman: android 4.7 abeg make i no laff... anyway na tecno.. would hav loved to help, but knw nothing bout dese tecno..

ur only option is to take ur phone to ur calcare... u wont see any rom for ur tecno, since xda dosnt support it..

That was a mistake as it is 4.1.That is what I'm thinking as well as it still under warranty but the issue is that I stay in Osun State while I bought the phone in Lagos.

Trying to see if I can find solution or even get it done myself with guide as I'm a little bit technical.
I will so much appreciate contribution that can solve this.

Jamji: I've done a couple of deals with Presegs and he's really trustworthy.

Thanks so much for this.I really appreciate & that is what we are in for to get things done.

Excelboi: I want to withdraw from FIVERR, just a few dollar and Please put your exchange rate. My email: manchikoabu[at]gmail[dot]com

Fiverr rate is N150/$ without charging you receiving fee.Payout is always instant or at most within 24hrs depending on some factors.

mikelreal: And you didnt put ur exchange rates..

Good question I've been expecting to see.I buy/pay N140-N160/$ depending on the amount you are selling and some other minor reason(s) without charging any receiving fee or percentage.

mikelreal: cant say how much yet,cos its stil pending, but its betwn $100-700, from sedo.com, too much?

Ok!It is not too much in any sense even if it is up to $1,000 as I have two verified PayPal accounts that has a very good status with PayPal as it has done several higher transactions without no problem.

Since it is from merchants like sedo aside others like fiverr,freelancer,odesk,elance etc,any amount is accepted.
Looking forward to hearing from you as you are highly save.

Just let me know via 0 8 0 9 1 8 3 3 8 6 6 for faster reaching as soon as you are ready and set.

Sanitty: find a suitable rom for your device & connect it wit a laptop, see if you can get into download mode aka Odin mode & flash ur rom through Odin...

Thanks so much for your response.Where do I get ROM for it?It is techno f7 phantom A using android 4.1

I need fast assistance as my techno f7 phantom A android OS couldn't boot to desktop as it will only reach the booting page with techno displayed & a booting icon moving here and there from left to right and vice versa.

When I used the up button plus power on button to enter recovery mode,I got an icon of android with a red triangular caution button displays indicating that my techno android OS has been corrupted.

Please!What do I need to do to it to get it restored?

solomonsojay: Here's to Address all questions n enquiries u have about any thing on phones and tablet on aandroid platform...let keep the questions rolling...

Buh first let's use this as a standard for all android base phones and tablet....PLS. TAKE HAVD A PEN & NOTE IN UR JOT ER SO YOU CAN REFER TO IT IN FUTURE SO U WON'T ASK 1 ? 2TIMES.

So far, I have reviewed quite a few
Android tablets
and received overwhelming
response. Choosing the
a tablet with the best price to
performance ratio is
not an easy task even with detailed
reviews at hand.
I have decided to write a guide
that will help you to
choose the best Android tablet or
phone.
without risk of over simplification,
we can safely
assume that an Android tablet or
phone has the
following critical subsystems
1. Processors (CPU + GPU)
2. User Interface (Touch screen
and buttons)
3. Memory (RAM, ROM, NAND,
External Storage)
4. Communications (WiFi,
Bluetooth, phone)
5. Ports and interface (USB,
HDMI)
6. Sensors and location
(Accelerometer, GPS)
7. Power (Battery, voltage control,
charger interface)
8. Casing (the case that holds
everything)
All of these systems need work
together in harmony
to give you a great Android
experience. Let us start
with the processor.
1. Processors (CPU + GPU)
Android tablets and phones
normally run on CPUâ
€™s based on ARM architecture
and are SOC or
system on a chip. A SOC is an
integrated circuit that
integrates all components of a
computer or other
electronic systems into a single
chip (from
Wikipedia). A typical SOC inside
an Android tablet or
phone has
a. The CPU
b. The GPU (graphics processing
unit)
c. The VPU (vector processing unit)
d. L1 and L2 cache
e. RAM Interface
f. Video coding and decoding
engines
g. HDMI interface
Some SOCs like Qualcomm
MSM7227T also
contain modem processor and cell
phone network
connectivity modules.
What to look for in the CPU?
Ideally you should look for a SOC
with the highest
clock speed. The CPU component of
the SOC is used
to measure the clock speed. For
example, if I am
asked to choose between two
devices, one with 800
MHz CPU and another with a 1000
MHz CPU, I will
choose the higher one. But things
get a bit
complicated with multi core CPU.
If I have to choose
between a 1 GHz dual core CPU and
a single core 1.5
GHz CPU, I will choose the 1 GHz
dual core CPU.
By the way, there are NO CPU for
tablets or phones
with 3 cores. So the
advertisements you see for
Mercury mTAB or any other tablet
that claims “3
core†CPU’s are false and
misleading. These
companies are clubbing the CPU
+GPU+VPU inside
the SOC to claim multi-core CPUs.
Any CPU below
Cortex A9 is single core.
arm-processors
Here are some CPU you will find
1. Qualcomm MSM7XXX family
(MSM7227T,
MSM7627T)
2. Telechip TCC family (TCC8803,
TCC 8902)
3. Rockchip family (RK28XX,
RK29XX)
4. Samsung (S5PV210, Exynos)
5. VIA Wondermedia family
(WM86XX, WM85XX)
6. Amlogic family (AM8XXX)
7. Freescale family (iMX5xxx)
8. TI OMAP family
9. Nvidia Tegra family
10. Vimicro family (VCxxx)
11. Allwinner
12. Ingenic family (XBurst)
13. Renesas family
After extensive benchmarking with
Quadrant,
Linpack, GL Benchmark the
knowledgeable folks at
XDA, Slatedroid and few other
forums have found
that the best CPU for
android-games
For 2D Games and graphics (by
best scores)
1. Samsung S5pv210
2. AmLogic AML 8726
3. Tegra 2 and TI OMAP
For 3D games and graphics (by
best scores)
1. Samsung S5pv210 and Tegra 2
2. Rockchip RK29XX
3. AM Logic AML-8726
For optimum battery life (by best
scores)
1. Renesas EV2
2. Tegra 2
3. Samsung S5PV210 and RK29XX
**The benchmarks were run on
tablets running
Android 2.3
From the ranking above it is clear
that Samsung
S5PV210 is the best all round CPU
available in the
market.
2. User Interface
touchscreen
The screen is the most interacted
and visible part of
a tablet or phone. If the screen is
not good, it does
not matter if the tablet or phone
has the most
cutting edge fastest CPU on the
planet, it will still
suck and you will be frustrated
enough to pull some
crazy violent acts on it. In brief,
having a high
quality , responsive screen is a
must.
Touch screen
Tablets and phones come with two
types of touch
screens
1. Resistive
2. Capacitive
The resistive screens are cheap
and have single
point of touch. They are not very
responsive and you
have to use a stylus to interact
with it. In two
words , avoid it.
Capacitive also known as multi
touch screen are the
ones where you can use multiple
fingers to interact
with the device. They are smooth
and responsive
and you can pinch and zoom and
use your fingers to
swipe and do other cool things on
the screen. Not all
capacitive screens are made equal,
a lot depends
upon the LCD, the chipsets and
sensors used to
make the panel. Capacitive screens
can be divided
in to
1. 2 finger touch
2. 3 finger touch
4. 5 finger touch
5. 10 finger touch
Ideally you should go for tablets
with screens that
support 3 finger touch or more.
The screen and
onscreen graphics should move
smoothly when you
swipe across them, photos should
pinch and zoom
smoothly when you interact with
them, if they do
not, I suggest you look for other
tablets.
Resolution
The higher the better, a 7 inch
screen with
1024×600 is better than a 7 inch
screen with
800×480. But higher resolution
also means tiny
icons, buttons and graphics. High
resolution is good
when you have to read a lot of
texts on web pages
and you like your texts to be ultra
crisps. Higher
resolution also means slightly
slower performance
and more memory consumption.
Look for 800×480, 800×600 and
1024×600
resolutions in 7 and 8 inch tabs.
For 9 and 10 inch
tabs the minimum you should
expect is 1024×600.
PPI
PPI stands for pixels per inch, the
higher the better.
Do not settle for anything less
than 144 PPI.
Buttons
The hardware buttons comes in
two varieties
1. feather touch buttons
2. hard buttons.
If your tablet has hard buttons,
make sure they are
sturdy. You have to touch them and
press them a
few times to check the quality.
Viewing angle
The wider the viewing angle the
better it is. If a
tablet’s screen has a narrow
viewing angle, you
have to hold it straight in front of
your eyes to watch
the content displayed on the
screen, this can be
very uncomfortable when you are
lying down.
3. Memory
micro-sd
You can not have enough of it. Run
a lot of apps or
open too many tabs in the browser
and pretty soon
you will run out of memory. But you
can not have
unlimited amounts of it, so you
have to hit for the
maximum you can get.
RAM
Like any computer, this is the
primary memory for a
tablet. The more the merrier. High
end tablets come
with 1 GB RAM. Tablets with 2 GB
RAM is also
around the corner. Android tablets
typically use NP
DDR SDRAM or LP DDR2 SDRAM.
The LP DDR2
SDRAM is better, faster and has a
higher throughput
and the cost difference is not
much.
Do not buy tablets with less than
512 MBÂ RAM.
The performance of tablets with
RAM lower than 512
MB RAM is awful. It will be slow,
you will often
encounter “insufficient
memory†messages
and applications will close or hang
quite frequently.
NAND / eMMC ROM
This is the memory that contains
the actual Android
operating system, drivers, system
apps, settings
etc. Actually the ROM (Read only
memory) is a
misnomer, since you can read from
and write to this
memory. The more space you have
the better it is.
Do not settle for anything less
than 4GB. I have
encountered tablets where they
use micro SD cards
as internal memory.
External Storage
Most tablets support external
storage cards of up to
32 GB. However there are some
tablets, that can
only support external cards of up
to 16 GB. I would
suggest you to go for tablets that
support the
highest capacity.
4. Communications
communications-antenna
A tablet can have multiple mediums
to
communicate with other devices
and networks.
WiFi
A tablet should support at least
802.11 b/g
standards. Those are the most
common WiFi
standards in use and will be so for
the near future.
The quality of the WiFi connection
and signal
depends on the hardware and the
firmware. Some
custom ROM’s or even factory
ROM’s are
buggy and will drop connections or
give lesser
speeds. More often than not it is
fixable by updating
the firmware. Check the WiFi
connectivity of a tablet
thoroughly, before buying.
Phone
Not all tablets come with phone
capabilities. If you
do not want to use 3G USB dongles
and still want to
access the internet not in range of
any WiFi
connection, you need to have a
tablet that supports
SIM cards and
a.GPRS (2G)
b.EDGE (2G)
c.HSUPA, HSDPA (3G)
d.UMTS / WCDMA (3G)
Almost all high end tablets support
them. But you
will be hard pressed to find a
budget tablet that
supports all of the above
standards.
Bluetooth
This is not an essential feature but
it is required if
you want to transfer files among
tablets, phones
and other devices running
different operating
systems without resorting to
setting up web servers
to do transfers. It can also be
used to control other
devices that support Bluetooth
enabled remotes or
to connect a Bluetooth keyboard
and mouse to your
tablet.
If a tablet has phone connectivity,
it is better to
have Bluetooth too. This will enable
you to connect
Bluetooth headphones and use
them while
answering or making calls. You
really do not want to
pick up and talk in to a 7 inch or 10
inch slate while
holding it up to your ear. It not
only looks ridiculous
but will also tire your arms pretty
quick.
5. Ports and Interfaces
android-tablet-ports
Try to avoid tablets with
proprietary ports and stick
to tablets with USB or Mini USB
ports. Sadly, many
high end tablets like Samsung
Galaxy Tab use
proprietary ports for charging,
data transfer and
video output. If you are buying a
budget tab, I
suggest you steer clear of
proprietary ports.
USB Ports
Look for tablets that support USB
2.0 or above ports,
USB OTG, Mini USB ports. That
way you do not have
to spend on buying port converters
or docks. USB
OTG / HOSTÂ enables you to
connect your tablet to
your computer and copy data to it
just like you
would on a thumb drive. USB OTG/
HOSTÂ ports are
also needed when you want to
connect 3G USB
dongles, external wired keyboards,
mouse, thumb
drives and external hard disks to
your tablet.
Audio Socket
A tablet will also have a 3.5 mm
audio socket to
connect head phones and mic, this
is a very
common feature. But you should
check the build
quality of the socket. Quality of
sound is also an
important factor, play audio files
and video files to
get a feel of the sound output
quality.
HDMI Port
Some tablets come with an inbuilt
mini HDMI port,
you can use this to view videos,
games and other
content from your tablet on an
external screen such
as an LCD TV. This is not an
essential feature, but it
is nice to have it.
6. Sensors and Location
android-sensor
Have you seen how the content on
the tablet’s
LCD screen changes orientation
when you rotate the
device. This feat is achieved by
using
accelerometers. If the
accelerometers also called G-
Sensors are not calibrated
properly you will have
hard time playing games that use
tilt based controls
or changing orientation of the
screen.
Compass
Some high end tablets have digital
compass in
them. A digital compass shows your
position in
reference to the four cardinal
directions. This can
than be used to plot a route using
the inbuilt GPS.
Budget tablets will not have them.
Proximity
It detects the presence of objects
near the screen.
For example , if you are talking on
the phone by
holding it to your ear, the screen
will shut off to
avoid accidental press of on screen
buttons and the
subsequent disruption of the on
going call. It can
also be used to dim or put the
device and screen on
standby when not in use or nobody
is near it. You
will not find these in budget
tablets and even in
many high end tablets.
Barometer
A barometer helps the GPS of your
tablet to get a
better and faster fix on your
location by finding the
height of your current location. If
you are serious
about using your tablet for
navigation purpose, you
should want this in your tablet. You
will not find this
in budget tablets and even in many
high end
tablets.
Light
The ambient light sensor in a
tablet helps it to
conserve battery by dimming or
enhancing the
brightness of the screen depending
upon the
surrounding light. This is not a
common feature in
budget tabs and not essential.
GPS
This helps your tablet to find your
present location
and use it as a navigation tool. If
you want to use
your tablet as a map or want to use
Google Maps or
any other map and navigation
software, the tablet
must have GPS in it.
7. Power
android-power
Capacity of batteries in mobile
phones and tablets is
measured in mAh, the more mAh
you have the
better it is. Do not go for tablets
with less than 3000
mAh batteries. For 10 inch tablets
the minimum
should be 4000 mAh. Higher mAh
means more
battery life between charges.
Apart from the mAh ,
the running and charging voltage is
critical in
getting the most battery life.
A 3000 mAh battery discharging
at 3.7v will last
longer than a 4500 mAh battery
discharging at 7.5v.
Most budget tablets run at 7.5, so
the batteries run
out faster. In brief, go for the
highest mAh and the
lowest voltage. For a 7 inch go for
3500 mAh or
more running at 3.7v and for 10
inch go for 4500
mAh or more running at 3.7v.
8. Casing
Always go for sturdy casing, the
build quality should
not be cheap. The casing should
feel sold. Ideally, a
tablet with aluminum casing is the
best. But they
tend to be costlier. Handle the
tablet, turn it around
in your hands, press it, feel it,
shake it and you will
have a pretty good idea about itâ
€™s build quality.
Conclusion.
I left out cameras, since they are
not a critical factor
while choosing a tablet, I may be
wrong and
individual preferences vary, if
there are many
requests to include camera types,
I will put them in
this guide.
You can use this as guide a general
guideline while
you are at the electronics shop or
you are reading
through the specification list of
tablets or phones. I
hope this guide helps you to make
an informed
decision on buying android tablets

Thanks for coming up with this thread.My techno f7 phantom A android OS couldn't boot to desktop as it will only reach the booting page with techno displayed & a booting icon moving here and there from left to right and vice versa.

When I used the up button plus power on button to enter recovery mode,I got an icon of android with a red triangular caution button displays indicating that my techno android OS has been corrupted.

Please!What do I need to do to it to get it restored?

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This is what this thread is all about.Helping those that do not have paypal to withdraw and also to help them to convert paypal fund in their paypal account to naira faster.