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initialize:No vex. Can u help me order when u want to order for ur phones? |
initialize:What I want is desktop charger/universal battery charger. I have Gionee m2 that I enjoyed so much but it has charging port issues and I'm not ready to part with d phone. Most of d universal battery chargers in d Market takes 2days to charge d battery to 80% but I know I can get good universal battery charger from specialised sale person like u. The pics of what I'm talking about is attached to ds post.
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Laredojohn:Blu is manufactured by Gionee, some of their products are direct version of Gionee while some are totally different. Blu is just a brand who normally contract her phone production to OEM and their main OEM is Gionee. Op any blue phone u see was probably manufactured by Gionee for American market and to American's standard. |
o42austino:What is d specification of ur CPUs and can I see d pics of ur monitors? Kindly send price for bulk purchase as well. |
@initialize Good day my Oga, Pls I need your help to get standard universal battery charger that has atleast 1200mah. I want to know if u have any or if u can help source any. Thanks. |
initialize:Good day my Oga, Pls I need your help to get standard universal battery charger that has atleast 1200mah. I want to know if u have any or if u can help source any. Thanks. |
skyenitan04:Seunfly@gmail.com. |
U are right, I'm self employed and I'm into property management, sales, consultancy and estate development. I've noticed doing business with men is less complicated and easy to pull through but when it comes to women, u have to spell out all the terms and condition in white and black b4 u even goes into any business ventures with some of them. Trust me women folks will still break many of those terms but it will save u from too many drama especially financial contribution to d development of such business and sharing ratio for the profit margin. Most women I've worked with will want to contribute less in a joint ventures businesses but want to have largest shares from the financial income. |
anunimus:That is why industrial sector is not growing in Nigeria, u can't just survive with bank loan because the interest rate will kill u. |
tempex88:Chai!!!!! People's eyes can see hidden details ![]() |
davizfx:@ op, this is d best advice for u, it fulfills all ur requirement and u will never regret it. |
The truck is great, the interior is beautiful, the AC is chilling(very cold) and it has a very beautiful exterior design in fact based on my comparison with same year of hilux, I really love d truck. My only problem with d truck is d suspension, it bounce too much, if u drives it on unpaved road, u will feel d pain when u are on ur bed at night. I wish the manufacturer can employ hilux suspension. |
Fhemmmy:Good morning sir, pls how much can I get Toyota Yaris sedan 2014 to Abuja Nigeria? U can as well include price range from 2007 to 2015. Thanks and God blues u. |
For God sake!!!! Who included this 5k and 20k option in that constitution? |
magicminister:The problem is if they are named, many daft will quickly shout witch hunting, political, tribalism and religious persecution etc. If there was a name, many comments here would have been different depending on tribe, religion or gender. U can go to infeanyi uba's thread and see for ur self. Some times we make it difficult do so many thing in this country because of sentiments. |
TPAND:It is not an exaggerration, any Abuja based individual will tell u it is true and very common. Average Abuja based person can name at least 3 civil servants with more than 2 houses. Any Auditor general of the federation staff can name at least 10 civil servant who stole more than 10million naira this year alone. I know more than one civil servant that has estate of about 40 houses, I know a serving civil servant that has a plaza that is worth more than 500m. Corruption is an open and common thing in civil service, infact it is a right not a crime to many people. |
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My ogas in d house, any game for today? |
RoyalRoy:I guess it must be error. |
realborn:Thumb up for u, if he can clear d air, I'm also interested. |
beautyfunke:I don join the train today. |
Karmanaut:I think they are the next in line to crash out unless their next move prove successful. |
Smartphones have become a daily part of our lives. Smartphones are replacing computers and laptops now. Similar to computer programs we have apps for almost everything that we can do on computers. We have become dependent on our smartphones that we can’t even imagine to live without them even for a single day. So while the latest smartphones are powerful enough to do almost all the essential tasks they all lack in providing a great battery backup. Here are some of the most common reasons why your smartphone’s battery drains very fast: 1 Wireless Communications While many of us don’t care about having Bluetooth and WiFi radio ON for the whole day, these wireless communications including NFC, GPS do consume a lot of battery when all are switched on for a long duration. Your phone will also drain a lot of its battery power looking for strong network signal when you’re travelling or are in an area with no or poor network connectivity. So, remember to turn off all radio when not in use and put your phone in airplane mode if possible when you are in an area with no signal to save precious battery juice. 2. Display Brightness and Timeout Your phone’s display and its settings consume a significant portion of the battery juice. The same can be observed by checking ‘Battery Usage’ section under Settings. So if you want to conserve some battery, then you should adjust its timeout interval and brightness settings. The shorter its timeout duration and lower the brightness, the longer will be the battery life. 3. Your Usage Style Gaming, videos, data browsing, stop using too many unnecessary apps for customizing the feel of your phone. While this might sound weird to you, as I’m asking you to not use any apps for setting fancy live wallpapers with parallax effects, for enabling gesture support while the display is turned off, for enabling customized voice commands, etc. You have got to think that these apps don’t run on air. They use the processor along with an array of sensors for providing such functionalities and hence end up eating a lot of battery power. So if you can do away with the urge to heavily customize your phone, then I would advise you get rid of these apps for improving battery life. 4. Presence of Rogue Apps Go to Battery usage section in settings and find out the battery consumed by each app. This will give you a pretty clear idea about the apps consuming a significant portion of the battery use. 5. Mobile Data and Auto Sync While browsing the internet on a WiFi network doesn’t affect battery life much, using the internet on mobile data, especially 3G and 4G eat up battery life like anything. Also auto sync used for syncing various services at regular intervals of time also eats a lot of battery power. So if possible then you should either set auto sync to sync at longer duration or turn it off (if you can do it manually). These are the top 5 reasons why your mobile’s battery is draining faster than it should. If you know of some other reasons that are responsible for sucking the precious juice out of your phone’s battery, then please do share them in the comments below. http://thegadgetfan.com/featured/5-reasons-why-your-battery-is-draining-fast.html |
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My ogas, this conversation needs the attention of front page oooo. Cc: honsule, puskin, dragnet |
2016 is around the corner, let's wait and see. For me I think if RIM can come up with Android in another dimension d way HTC M8 swept people off their feet some years ago and they have a reasonable price to back it up, sky is their limit but I know they will fail in one of this things particularly the pricing aspect ( imagine the shirt passport for that price). |
aieromon:They are sinking already b4 they released bbm to other devices. They released bbm as a desperate attempt to stay afloat. Their intension was to stay relevant through software and hopefully bounced back but it did not workout good. Other messengers tried to displace bbm as the most popular mobile platform messenger and RIM's response was to launch bbm on other devices. willian10:It was already too late b4 they danced to the latest technology, Nokia also tried to change but it was too late for them. They both join when competition was too stiff while others (Samsung, Sony etc) have carved market for themselves. The next inline to fall is one of the three main OS with any vulnerability. Right now iOS is flying high and it has the least vulnerability while Android is very popular with little vulnerability. Window OS is the next likely victim but they have a deep pocket and expertise to to support it to the end. Let's watch as the drama unfold. |
Oga lalasticlala, I hope u are not using BlackBerry? |
willian10:It is not because of their messenger, I believe that messenger even help them into software world. BlackBerry would have survived if they had danced along with technology advancement but they held on to their old ineffective, bulky and buggy technology. The same mistakes Nokia made, Nokia would have been at the level of Samsung and Sony esperia by now if they had not allow window os to draw them back. |
BlackBerry was once a heavyweight in the mobile market and used to be the choice handset to own. Now those fortunes are polar opposite as its CEO has announced it will cease making any more hardware if it isn't profitable by next year. Speaking at the Code/Mobile event BlackBerry CEO John Chen said the company would "never say never" to completely shutting down the production of its hardware devices, which consists of a range of smartphones, unless it starts to see sales picking up. BlackBerry sales and market share As of 2015, its OS market share accounts for a mere 0.3% − with Android dominating at 82.8%. It managed to shift just 1.1 million smartphones in the first fiscal quarter of 2016. To put that in perspective Apple sold 13 million iPhone 6s units in its first weekend. Should BlackBerry decide to pull the plug on its hardware, Chen said the company would instead focus on providing security services to other platforms, something it clearly takes seriously after announcing its Priv mobile. This latest handset is a make-or-break attempt to shake things up that sees the first BlackBerry smartphone to run Android (or any OS other than its own) and it claims to be one of the most secure mobiles around. The Priv is the BlackBerry's first handset to run Android and boasts strong security featuresBlackBerry Could the Priv save BlackBerry? With an increasing number of security breaches hitting smartphones this may well be a timely roll of the dice for BlackBerry, but ultimately it could be its last. "We want to bring security knowhow to Android," Chen states and this is something that certainly appeals to enterprise customers like banks or governments who rely on secure devices. "Android in the enterprise is a very under-served space," he said. "With our connections, our accounts, our security knowhow, this has expanded our market." Chen isn't the only CEO feeling the strain of a top-heavy mobile market as Sony's CEO Kazuo Hirai publicly admitted his company's smartphone woes and announced 2015 would be a pivotal year for the company. To give BlackBerry its due, it isn't going down without a fight and we are poised for the arrival of the Priv in November. It's the most exciting BlackBerry product for years and could finally solve the issues that have held its devices back by finally coming with a user-friendly OS, a proper catalogue of apps and its enhanced security credentials. http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/blackberry-stop-making-phones-next-year-1523317 |
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