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Instagram account with 4.8k Naija followers for sale. WhatsApp 08067799193 |
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First infinix with a snapdragon processor. Nice...infinix fan boys can now be proud. |
banjeezay:Got it from from jumia. Like I said, decent battery. I have a powerbank. Always had one so I'm not particularly bothered. Once a battery is 3000mah and above then I'm find. Takes about 2hrs to charge. |
Twitter page with real and active Nigerian followers for sale at ₦3 per follower. 120k followers = Call/WhatsApp to Negotiate 60k followers = Call/WhatsApp to negotiate 55k followers = call/WhatsApp to negotiate 15k followers = ₦45,000 12k followers = ₦36,000 6k followers = ₦18,000 5k followers = ₦15,000 4K followers = ₦12,000 Holla at me now. Call/Whatsapp: 08067799193 |
Twitter page with real and active Nigerian followers for sale at ₦3 per follower. 120k followers = Call/WhatsApp to Negotiate 60k followers = Call/WhatsApp to negotiate 55k followers = call/WhatsApp to negotiate 15k followers = ₦45,000 12k followers = ₦36,000 6k followers = ₦18,000 5k followers = ₦15,000 4K followers = ₦12,000 Holla at me now. Call/Whatsapp: 08067799193 |
There seems to be this mind block that don’t allow phone users of today realize how well technology has advanced especially with batteries. I want to share with you guys some of the top battery myths we still seem to believe today. 1. CHARGE YOUR BATTERY FULLY ON FIRST USE FOR HOURS I still hear attendants in phones stores tell their customers this. Older Batteries of nickel cadmium and nickel-metal hydride batteries used to be stupid. They forget their full capacity which wouldn’t allow them to fully charge again. So, you’d have to charge a battery to 100% for hours on first use and let a battery discharge all the way to 0% before charging it again. That’s not the case anymore, and it hasn’t been for a long time. Smartphone’s today have lithium-ion batteries, which don’t suffer from the memory problems, lithium-ion batteries count charges differently than older batteries, so you don’t need to worry about discharging it completely or charging it to 100% on first use. 2. CHARGING YOUR BATTERY OVERNIGHT KILLS THE BATTERY LIFE It used to be possible to ruin a battery by leaving it plugged in all the time when you plugged in your phone for long periods, older lithium-ion batteries could overheat which in turn just reduces the charge capacity and long-term life of the battery These days, chargers and smartphones are smart enough to prevent this from happening, at 100 they will only trickle charge a battery and run the phone on an extreme low power from a charger. Just like some laptops can stay on when you remove the battery as far as the charger stays plugged in, your phones will run mainly on the charger power when your battery hits 100%. 3. CLOSING APPS TO SAVE YOUR BATTERY ONLY MAKES THINGS WORSE I once shared this information here, but it’s still something I see a lot of people do, you pick up their phone and you will see up to 2 to 3 battery saving apps and they seem to believe it works. Please if you still have any on your phone uninstall it and don’t look back. There was a time during the time of android 2.3 and below when app management software’s worked but thanks to development Google and other OEMS have worked hard on memory management algorithms. Most of your third party battery management software will negate the performance of these algorithms and cause more harm to your phone than good. 4. A 5000 MAH POWER BANK WILL YIELD 2 FULL CHARGES FOR A 2500MAH DEVICE We generally believe a 2500mah battery should be fully charged twice by a 5000mah battery. The catch is the voltage at which it charges. The power rating of a power bank is calculated at 3.7 volts whereas the phone charges at 5 volts. When you connect your charger to the power bank, the Voltage is converted to 5V which automatically affects the overall power of the power bank, when power gets to the phone the power is converted back to 4.2v. During this conversion process there is always a lot of power loss due to heat, that conversion efficiency also plays a big role on the actual capacity of the power bank. I stumbled on a formula which can help you determined the actual the actual power of a battery but you should know when using this formula that power loss due to heat and conversion efficiency was not considered. Actual PB capacity = ((PB capacity in mAh * 3.7) / 4.2) * 0.8 PB= power bank 0.8 = power factor Source>> http://bbs.tecno-mobile.com/forum/general/187526-battery-myths-you-need-to-stop-believing |
Dandsome:carry your sister or mum go na ![]() |
A weekend getaway in that resort doesn’t come cheap. Massive return on the couples investment I must say |
Not impressed at all with the benchmark score |
Hope it’s in Enugu |
Strong something |
scarycuteface:Me too. The device is kinda strong after all |
Naija YouTubers finally doing drop tests...nice. |
I want one, make the price come down fess |
foonshur:Yes it does |
Good phones are Getting cheaper and cheap phones are getting really good |
Hey Guys, The Camon CM has been on the market for a fair few months and Tecno wants a survey from its fans and non fans alike. Kindly fill the Camon CM Survey for them to take our feedback and serve us better. Find Link Below. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/18lLi173BnphDZZo0hHBpN8bTwg1a_ZE1CtJC0p_dxD0/prefill Mods pls move this to where a lot of Camon CM users would see the survey and give their feedback. |
Ennyholar:Sadly this is true. But for me, she’ll earn my respect! |
bravesoul247:This one is nailed on! |
All this green light signs wouldn’t be needed if they just grow some balls and tell you straight up they like you. ![]() |
chicwoman:Can I tag along? |
Valentine brings a lot of good memories. One of my favorite time of the year. ![]() |
I know I speak for a lot of guys wen I say we would love to have the burden of toasting taken away from us. ![]() |
2rthful:Not jumia, a merchant on jumia. Some other merchants still sell for a little above 20k. |
Abdstrakt:The phone is good. Lightweight, sleek, nice camera, good performance, decent battery. |
OVA200:Your desire to pass judgement was so overwhelming that you conveniently overlooked where I clearly stated under N50,000 |
Ennyholar:Haven't had the pleasure of using one, seen a couple YouTube videos, looks like a really good device |
Abdstrakt:This is the year of 18:9 display. My next device will definitely sport a 18:9 display |
HiOS getting better with every update. Nice |
If you have been looking to buy a new phone, you might have been intrigued by the current crop of "Full View” smartphones that are taller than typical phones, usually with an 18:9 “Infinity” display that has become popular. Thanks to the narrow bezels and the big display you get an immersive experience while watching videos and playing games. If you are in the market, there are quite a few smartphones on offer that can get you this feature. Don’t worry though, because we’ve done the homework for you. Here are the best infinity display phones you can buy under N50,000. OUKITEL C8 2G: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz 3G: WCDMA 900/2100MHz 4G: FDD-LTE 800/900/1800/2100/2600MHz Display: 5.5 inch, 1280 x 640 Pixel screen CPU: MTK6737 Quad Core 1.3GHz System: Android 7.0 RAM + ROM: 2GB RAM + 16GB ROM Camera type: Dual cameras (one front one back) Back-camera: 8.0MP ( SW 13.0MP ) Front camera: 2.0MP ( SW 5.0MP ) Sensor: Ambient Light Sensor, Gravity Sensor, Proximity Sensor SIM Card: dual SIM dual standby. 1 Micro SIM card + 1 Nano SIM card Battery Capacity (mAh): 3000mAh Price: N26000 HOMTOM S16 Display: 5.5 inch, 640 x 1280 pixel screen CPU: MTK6580 Quad-core 1.3GHz System: Android 7.0 RAM + ROM: 2GB RAM + 16GB ROM Camera: 8.0MP front camera + dual back camera with 13.0MP and 2.0MP Photo features: beauty effect, facial beautification, panoramic shooting, HDR, auto-focus Bluetooth: 4.0 SIM card: dual SIM dual standby, micro SIM + micro SIM card External memory: support up to 64GB (card not included) Additional features: Bluetooth, WiFi, Fingerprint unlock, G-sensor, L-sensor, P-sensor, Acceleration sensor, Wake-up gesture, OTA Talk time: 12.5 hours Standby time: 350 hours Charger: 5V price: N25000 LEAGOO M9 2G: GSM: 850(B5)/900(B8)/1800(B3)/1900(B2)MHz 3G: WCDMA: 900/2100MHz Sim Card Dual SIM, Dual Standby 2 Micro SIM + 1 TF Card Style: Bar Color: Black/Gold/Blue System :OS Android 7.0 CPU: MT6580A Quad-Core 1.3GHz GPU: Mali-400 500MHz RAM: 2GB ROM 16GB Card Extend Yes, support TF card up to 32GB Display: Size 5.5 Inch Type: IPS Resolution: HDˉ1280*640 px (18:9 Display) protection Material: Corning® Gorilla® Glass 3 Fitting Method With Display Frame lamination Support Format Video Playback Support AVI, 3GP, MP4, WMV, FM: Radio Yes Camera: Front Camera(*5.0MP FF + 2.0MP FF) Rear Camera: (*8.0MP AF + 2.0MP FF) Dual Flash CMOS Gravity Sensor: Yes Proximity Sensor :Yes Ambient Light Senor: Yes Rear Fingerprint: yes Dimensions 148*71.2*9.75mm Battery: 2850mAh Detachable Battery price: N25000 Cubot X18 2G: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz 3G: WCDMA 900/2100MHz 4G: FDD-LTE 800/1800/2100/2600MHz Display: 5.7 inch, 1440 x 720 Pixel IPS screen CPU: MTK6737T Quad Core 1.5GHz System: Android 7.0 RAM + ROM: 3GB RAM + 32GB ROM Camera: 8.0MP ( SW 13.0MP ) front camera + 13.0MP ( SW 16.0MP ) back camera Sensor: Accelerometer, Ambient Light Sensor, Gravity Sensor, Proximity Sensor SIM Card: dual SIM dual standby. 1 Micro SIM card + 1 Micro SIM card Feature: GPS, A-GPS Bluetooth: 4.0 Battery Capacity (mAh): 1 x 3200mAh price: N48000 Tecno Camon CM Tecno Camon CM (CMore) now stands as the first device from Tecno Mobile to feature the 18:9 aspect ratio. Regular smartphones come with 16:9 screen ratio which means significant side, top and bottom bezels. But with the 18:9 ratio, you will get larger display on a smaller body The Camon CM boasts a slim and elegant body design with its total thickness measuring at about 7.75 mm. The Android smartphone falls into the Camon family so you should also expect quality camera capacities. KEY FEATURES Network: 2G / 3G / 4G Dimension 152.2mm*71.7mm*5.6mm(visual) Display: 5.7 inches, IPS LCD Touchscreen display — (720 x 1440 pixels) Software: Android v7.0 (Nougat)Processor: 1.4GHz Quad-core CPU (MediaTek MT6737) Memory: 2GB RAM - 16GB ROM Cameras: Front — 13 MP (f/2.0, LED flash, Screen flash) Rear — 13 MP (f/2.0, Quad-LED flash, Autofocus, HDR) Sensor G-Sensor, Ambient Light Sensor, Proximity Sensor, Fingerprint Sensor Battery: 3000 mAh price: N46000 Software-wise all phones on this list run on Android Nougat with custom skins from respective manufacturers. Because of that, we would recommend that you pick a UI that suits you well. So, which smartphone would you pick? PS: All device listed above are available on jumia Nigeria.
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