₦airaland Forum

cyprianjr:
@ n3rve , nope,i read that article and i see no inclusion of the BB 9700 model. I got the phone ( my BB 9700 ) back last week but it refused charging beyond 60 % and when it droped to 40%,it went off and i wasn't able to have it charged even with my usb cord ( laptop ). Had to send it back again for repair,its not even up to a month i bought that damn thing.

My advise to anyone else planning to get a phone, if you want rest of mind simply go for a phone with warranty here in Nigeria.

guente02:
Just read the preceedin post young man. . .

I did it 4 4ller and v3 coz they promise 2 give thier sister 4 hand i marrage {FBT Type}. So dats dat.

4llerbuntu:
hmmmn, this means bad news for my efbetee sims o!
@ dclique wetin be your address, make i take am register my mtn sim

hermosa:
@malikalhaj ipone is already in stores and obviously has been tested by those who bought it. if it han't been bought, i wouldn't put it on my list (or maybe i still would)
@declique, bb shouldn't be on the list are u kiddin me!! it's a blessin specially if u've got a deal with mtn!

aieromon:
Three Nokia smartphones make your list.
Tells us something,doesn't it?

aieromon:
I've noticed something very crappy about dstv mobile.i've been moving around from lagos to benin to kaduna to kano this past week and i discovered all the towns use different frequency signals.You have to restore original settings and retrieve subscription to view the channels.
Imagine moving from Kano to Kaduna back to Kano,i have to retrieve a fresh subscription everytime(which is not free)

mMm??. . . . itz not free

unclesamtech:
that should be Glo for you;
this happens when the Sim is not properly configured

WackyJ1:
Opera Mini 5 and Opera mobile 10. No need for argument