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If if were me, I'd go for the pop3 plus cos of the battery strength

I've learnt not to save contacts on phone alone but also on Google

Legalcriminal:
Don’t put too much of security on your phone, some people lock every app on phone that’s crazy..

as in ehn, I really don't know what exactly they're hiding

The camon15 fits your budget

Was it released in Nigeria?

scarycuteface:
Thanks for this

welcome

ApostleAnarchy:
I remember when I was a kid, I
was always jealous whenever I saw other
people's phones that appeared newer than
mine so I thought of a plan one day.

I poured omo into a bowl of water,
dissembled my phone components and
threw them all into the foamy water. I
scrubbed the phone with my then tiny
hands till it looked really new. I wiped it dry
on my napkin and turned it on with
happiness. I was bewildered by the
Rainbow colors that appeared all over the
screen . Few minutes later, the phone
turned off in final death.
A very painful experience

chai. lmao

If your smartphone mistakenly falls inside water or gets soaked in the rain, there's really no need for you to worry. The following steps would help you :

1. Turn off your smartphone immediately.
Do not try to turn it on again and again, with this there'd be no risk for short circuit in the phone. The smartphone would not go bad either.

2. Disassemble the phone.

3. Dry the smartphone with a hair dryer

4. If you don't have a hair drier, deep the smartphone into a bowl of rice, ensure that the rice does not run in the headphone jack.

5. Leave the phone to dry for at least 24hours, turn on the smartphone once it dries.

With the recent happenings of hackers intruding into people's privacy on Facebook, you can't tell when your turn would be but you can prevent it by following this simple steps.

1. Go to settings

2. Go to use two- factor authentication code

3. Enter password

4. Turn on two factor authentication

After following these steps, no one would suceed in hacking your FB account because when anyone tries, the one time password (otp) would be sent to your number and as long as the hacker can't get the otp, the hacker won't suceed.

I have all except a phone holder

Young042galaxy:
I don't know what is wrong with this ppl. Is it jealousy or what?
Why always attacking TECNO, infinix etc as if they impregnate ur girl?
I have been using TECNO Pouvoir 3 plus since last year and it's still very neat with no complaints.
I went to the market with the mindset of buying redmi note 8 but saw Pouvoir 3 plus on display and it caught my attention. 4gb+64gb Rom, 6000mah b3, decent camera and amoled screen all for 48k while the one that took me to market is 75k.
I am not regretting saving 27k cos this Pouvoir is serving me very well.
70% of ppl badmouthing Transition companies here can't even afford Samsung, Apple etc they are shouting up and down.

"impregnate your girl".. that got me, lmao

tafat:
nice, this pouvoir 4 really makes sense

the battery makes more sense to me

Inyikalum:
even with that it's still trash

the camera is wack and nothing to write home about

even spark 4 is much better

I prefer the pouviour camera to spark camera. Not bad at all

chatinent:
Facebook knows what's really best for business and how to make money.

I'm telling you

I so much love this close and open feature

There are Sundays when the number of chargers are actually more than the number of worshippers ... Lol

Oppo didn't make a mistake signing Tacha tho

Starboy

I'm loving this phone each day

Here are some convenient and simple ways to protect your eyes from electronic devices that are easy to implement.

1. HOLD YOUR DEVICE AT AN ANGLE
Blue light is emitted straight out from the device. If you hold your device at a 30-degree angle or more, you can measurably reduce the amount of blue light that enters your eyes. To determine the best angle, simply experiment. You’ll be able to physically feel when the strain on your eyes has been reduced sufficiently.

2. WEAR BLUE LIGHT BLOCKING GLASSES
Blue light blocking glasses are made with special spectrum control technology to absorb blue light. Wear these to reduce eye strain and protect your eyes from electronic devices. Look for ones that absorb up between 90 to 99 percent of blue light. These amber colored or orange-lensed glasses start at around 10 dollars, so there’s a pair for any budget. Regular use is claimed to reduce your risk of cataracts and other macular degeneration conditions.

3. USE A SCREEN FILTER
Screen filters are available to fit most models of laptops, tablets, and phones. These filters fit easily onto the device without harming the original manufacturer’s screen or interfering with touch sensitivity. These are especially helpful if your younger children use computers for games or schoolwork since kids are less likely to wear blue light blocking glasses without supervision.

4. INSTALL A BLUE LIGHT BLOCKING PLUGIN
There are a few software plugins that you can install for use with your browsers. These plugins start automatically when you use your browser, and alter the screen light to protect your eyes from harsh screen light. Most can be controlled so that you can adjust the level of protection to suit your individual preferences. There are several options on the market to try, either free or for a nominal charge.

5. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF “COMFORT VIEW” SETTINGS
Many newer devices offer a “comfort view” setting. This setting changes the sharp screen light to a warmer light with less contrast between the screen and the surrounding light. This setting can usually be found in the display settings, or in the pull-down menu on mobile phones and tablets, near the volume control. While this setting doesn’t necessarily protect your eyes from the blue light, it does cut down on eye strain considerably by lessening the contrast.

Of course, the easiest way to protect your eyes from electronic devices is to reduce use. When this isn’t possible, though, these suggestions will help ensure good eye health for years to come.

Source :
https://vsiionline.org/protect-eyes-electronic-devices/

Sunkanmiwise:
So with all the noise and rant Xiaomi make on social media, their phone is not what they claimed it to be, instead of them to focus on their products they will be telling others to improve. Nonsense!!!

and I was almost begining to like it

MrClassic2020:
Hello everyone.
I have been a loyal buyer of blackbery device before their demise some years ago and I av been using samsung phones ever since.
I decided to get a new phone for my younger sis yesterday
I check the Xiaomi phones available and I noticed most of them have bad camera.
The camera always look dark and does not look smooth like my samsung camera.
I also observe the tecno and infinix phones I saw perform better compare to the xiomi camera.
If Xiaomi is all about processor and bad camera....It's a big No for me.

Does anyone know any Xiaomi phone with good camera.

while I'm here thinking xiaomi is perfect

The SPARK 5 brings unmatched quality in image and video creation powered by its 13 megapixel AI Quad camera on the back, and an 8-megapixel front camera. Each of the four rear AI cameras are equipped with specific capabilities – depth, primary camera, macro lens, and AI lens – delivering an extraordinary visual experience to users and showcasing TECNO’s innovative use of artificial intelligence technologies.

Photography enthusiasts can take professional-grade photographs in all modes and with various effects, including the bokeh effect, AI HDR, macro mode and AI portrait mode, making full use of the Spark 5’s powerful cameras. The cutting-edge “immersive screen” will provide users with a one-of-a-kind true full screen viewing experience.

With its upgraded AI Camera 3.0 algorithm and AI Scene Detection, users will transform their photography experience: elevating the quality of photos they take, and making full use of the phone’s six flashes– including four which are situated around the rear camera with dual front camera flash. With the macro mode, users will be able to take extreme close-ups up to four cm away from the subject, allowing them to focus on the details that matter.

The SPARK 5 also features AI HDR technology which increases dynamic range beyond what is captured by the camera’s sensors, allowing users to take photos with less noise and sharper details.

The Spark 5 comes in 2 variants; KD6-Spark 5 air and KD7H-Spark 5. Both variants feature TECNO’s HIOS 6.0 built on Android Q, and will be available at leading retailers across the country at a sweet price range of ₦47,000 and ₦49,000 respectively.

Source
https://www.kemifilani.ng/2020/05/tecno-launches-the-groundbreaking-five-camera-equipped-spark-5.html?utm_source=browser&utm_medium=push_notification&utm_campaign=vwo_notification_1589375570&vwo_powered=1

Blastedholligan:
Data will still finish las las. But thanks for the tip.

definitely but slowly

Camon12 air

bravesoul247:
how does Lyra work? It doesn't seem suitable for me.

it's similar to other Virtual assistant

bravesoul247:
yea.. With Hashtag #StayAtHomeRealities o, else nothing

ok. Thanks