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I've seen so many previews and analysis on top Notch phones for 2019 and I've picked few from prominent phone manufacturers.
They are; the IPhone xs max, Samsung S10 plus, the Nokia 9 purview, and of course the Huawei p30 pro.

They all have good specs and are beast in their various fields, but comparing all together. My view is: Hauwei p30 pro has the upper hand amongst all.

In order of preference: The Huawei p30 pro, The Samsung galaxy S10 plus, IPhone xs max, then the Nokia 9 purview.

YouTube tech guy Aaran gave reviews on all these devices... And my pick will be the huawei p30 pro.

martowskin1:
Seriously u call this one a nation.... Individually we are good, but collectively we are disaster

As you've collectively made urself a disaster doesn't mean others are na.
I believe in peace and unity.
Sometimes I think out loud " drop tribalism and religion and Nigeria would be a better place"

aol807:
i bought S10lite on jumia and the following week it stop working and no one to talk to, i think its better to buy offline than online as most gionee phone on jumia are not for nigerian use

Seriously.. Thanks for the advice

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Sikay19:
Koroded KO, Ikorodu ni ��

I need advice o

GioneeOnline:
not a nigerian version of gionee phones and parts are not available, so its not advisable you buy it. those phones were either shipped in by jumia global or an indipendent vendor on jumia

Thanks

The system is koroded

Na their way

I'm really keen on getting the Gionee f6 since it's cheaper. Guys plz what to you think �

My budget for a phone is 36k max. And these device fall under my budget. Which do u advice me to get.
I checked jumia for the Gionee f6 and on the review section I saw complaint about the battery.

Someone plz advice o. Between the Nokia 3.1 and the Gionee f6 which is better, cuz I have just 35k to get a phone for someone.

Please who has used the Gionee f6 I'm about to order it on Jumia. Is it worth it??

45k for the laptop?

30k nko?

kemicalreaction:


Congratulations bro, you've made it in life.

Savage

Atiku:
Is the front cam trash or it's just you?

Is the camera supposed to capture his soul as well??

I don't just like Itel

I've used smart launcher for years... None compared to it, used it right from when they had "smart launcher 3 Pro to when it's smart launcher 5"

Ive tried tft launcher, line, go, zen ui launcher, nova and next 3d launcher.... But smart launcher has something unique... And that's smart grouping of apps, and easy location of apps, plus it doesn't consume your ram or memory. I started using smart launcher when I had a phone that ran 512mb ram, and it never lagged.

However I'm yet to try the Poco launcher.... If I download it and play around it, and it's not good enough. I'll trash it

I want to upgrade to Nokia x5, who has for sale or swap. I've got new Nokia 3.1 upgraded to android 9.

frankosivue:
picture of the usb tv box please.

Currently not with me, but I think you can get it at any gadget shop or computer accessories store from 5k upwards

grayht:
Looks like AP petrol station trailer tank

Looks like kerozine tank.

vingeophysicist:
Buhari is a saint he will never temper with our treasury.

Ironical post

New Age power bank is the best

What I exhaust the 80 styles, will the lover still stay

But bro stop � this advert.

A Samsung Galaxy S10 5G smartphone is displayed at an SK Telecom shop during a launch event in Seoul on April 5, 2019. – The world’s biggest smartphone and memory chip maker Samsung Electronics warned of a 60 percent-plus plunge in first-quarter operating profits on April 5, in the face of a weakening chip market. Samsung was also launching its top-end Galaxy S10 5G smartphone, after South Korea this week won the global race to commercially launch the world’s first nationwide 5G networks. (Photo by JUNG Yeon-Je / AFP)

Telecom giant Samsung Electronics on Friday released the Galaxy S10 5G, the world’s first available smartphone with built-in fifth-generation communications, as South Korea seeks to build a lead in the transformative technology.
On Wednesday the South became the first country to launch nationwide 5G services, with three superfast networks going live offering data speeds that allow users to download entire movies in less than a second.

Hours later US giant Verizon began commercial services in Chicago and Minneapolis, after rival AT&T made a 5G-based system available to selected users in parts of 12 cities in December.

South Korea’s three mobile carriers — SK Telecom, KT and LG Uplus — held launch events across Seoul for the Galaxy S10 5G, whose base version costs 1.39 million won ($1,200).

Interactive virtual-reality displays and robot demonstrations were on show to tout the capabilities of the latest iteration of mobile internet speed, and new users were excited about the possibilities, especially live streaming of sports games and university lectures.

“I watch a lot of videos often, movies and lectures,” said buyer Shim Ji-hye, 38. “I hope faster speeds will help me manage my time better.”

Another user said he was most excited about virtual reality content — which includes games and even “celebrity VR dating” apps according to the country’s mobile carriers.


With 5G, said researcher Lee Sang-yoon, VR content “can be enjoyed in real time with no delay… I’ll be able to enjoy it in better resolution and speed”.

By Friday afternoon, 15,000 buyers had subscribed to the LG UPlus 5G service, and more than 10,000 to KT’s offer, the carriers said.

Figures were not immediately available from SK Telecom, the market leader.

Internet of Things
Before Friday’s roll-out of the Samsung phone, the 5G service had been restricted to a handful of specially selected users in South Korea.

Rival manufacturer LG is due to launch its V50 ThinQ, another 5G phone, in the South later this month, while in the US, Verizon’s network works with Lenovo’s Moto Z3 smartphone fitted with a special accessory.

Commercialising 5G gives South Korea the chance to build around the technology, which is crucial for the future development of devices such as autonomous vehicles and the Internet of Things.

It is expected to bring about $565 billion in global economic benefits by 2034, according to the London-based Global System for Mobile Communications, an industry alliance.

The implications of the new technology have pitted Washington against Beijing — whose firms dominate 5G technology — in an increasingly bitter standoff.

The US has pressed its allies and major economies to avoid 5G solutions from Chinese-owned telecom giant Huawei, citing security risks that technological backdoors could give Beijing access to 5G-connected utilities and other components.

Chinese entities own a total of 3,400 5G patents — more than a third of the total, according to data analysis firm IPlytics — with 1,529 of those registered by Huawei.

South Korea comes next, with its companies holding 2,051 patents, while US firms have 1,368 together.

Neither KT nor SK Telecom use Huawei technology in their 5G networks, but it is a supplier to LG UPlus, the companies told AFP.



Source: guardian.ng

martineverest:
social media begger.

Chief, do something na....

And I need 3k to travel Plz guys help o. WEMA Savings 0235308355

Safe journey sir!!!

BlackfireX:
How much him take, wet you dey blow all this grammar?

See him here o

Still prefer the Hauwei mate p30