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 Phones › Re: Infinix Hot Note X551 – Jim’s BIG Thing by therealesttin(m): 3:31pm On Jun 02, 2015 |
How old is yours? |
| Phones › Re: Infinix hot discussion and review thread! by therealesttin(m): 2:10pm On Jun 02, 2015 |
Today at the Jumia Mobile Week Megathon, the Infinix stand is open and your favorite Infinix devices – Hot, Hot Note – are going for irresistibly amazing discounted prices! Grab this unique opportunity to own that Infinix device you’ve so badly wanted! Log on to jumia Nigeria site now to order at the Jumia Infinix Shop. Hurry! Promo prices are only for this event today. Order now!
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| Phones › Re: Infinix Hot Note X551 – Jim’s BIG Thing by therealesttin(m): 2:09pm On Jun 02, 2015 |
Today at the Jumia Mobile Week Megathon, the Infinix stand is open and your favorite Infinix devices – Hot and Hot Note – are going for irresistibly amazing discounted prices! Grab this unique opportunity to own that Infinix device you’ve so badly wanted! Log on to jumia Nigeria site now to order at the Jumia Infinix Shop. Hurry! Promo prices are only for this event today. Order now!
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| Phones › Re: Infinix Zero 2: The Next Hero by therealesttin(m): 2:05pm On Jun 02, 2015 |
Today at the Jumia Mobile Week Megathon, the Infinix stand is open and your favorite Infinix devices – Hot, Hot Note – are going for irresistibly amazing discounted prices! Grab this unique opportunity to own that Infinix device you’ve so badly wanted! Log on to Jumia Nigeria site now to order at the Jumia Infinix Shop. Hurry! Promo prices are only for this event today. Order now! DO NOT MISS THIS AS IT IS A ONE TIME OFFER
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| Phones › Re: Infinix Zero 2: The Next Hero by therealesttin(m): 5:29pm On Jun 01, 2015 |
wunderkiind:Thank you , see you there. Its people like you that keep encouraging us to do what we do......thank you for using INFINIX. |
| Phones › Re: Infinix Zero 2: The Next Hero by therealesttin(m): 5:29pm On Jun 01, 2015 |
donhils:Possibly maybe another device will be featured for tomorrow |
| Phones › Re: Infinix Zero 2: The Next Hero by therealesttin(m): 4:38pm On Jun 01, 2015 |
donhils:Nope, no pores or holes in the design of the phone. |
| Phones › Re: Infinix Zero 2: The Next Hero by therealesttin(m): 4:36pm On Jun 01, 2015 |
donhils:Prize will be revealed at the launch event on Thursday. |
| Phones › Re: Infinix Zero 2: The Next Hero by therealesttin(m): 4:36pm On Jun 01, 2015 |
tolexy007:those who bring their devices to the venue will be given top priority |
| Phones › Re: Infinix Zero 2: The Next Hero by therealesttin(m): 4:34pm On Jun 01, 2015 |
helenmi:bbs.infinixmobility.com |
| Phones › Re: Infinix Zero 2: The Next Hero by therealesttin(m): 12:17pm On May 27, 2015 |
helenmi:go to bbs.infinixmobility.com to find out if its upgradeable to Android 5.0 or not |
| Phones › Re: Infinix Zero 2: The Next Hero by therealesttin(m): 10:40am On May 27, 2015 |
more images.....
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| Phones › Re: Infinix Zero 2: The Next Hero by therealesttin(m): 10:39am On May 27, 2015 |
Check out these images from the making of #thenexthero video shoot. Its a sign of what to expect from #thenexthero.... Karate man, beautiful female boxer, cute model and much more to anticipate in this video.
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| Phones › Re: Infinix Zero 2: The Next Hero by therealesttin(m): 10:59am On May 26, 2015 |
#THENEXTHERO NEW LAUNCH DATE Hello Fans, Due to unforseen circumstances we have decided to move the launch date for #thenexthero by a week. This event will now hold on the 4th of June 2015. This is to ensure that we deliver one of the best launches in Mobile phone history and to make sure as many as possible of our fans can make it to the event. If you will still like to be part of the event and you havent got an invite send your Name, Infinix phone IMEI and phone number to sns.ng@infinixmobility.com now as limited spaces are available.
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| Phones › Re: You're Invited To The Launch Event Of Infinix Zero 2 by therealesttin(m): 11:21am On May 25, 2015 |
For those condemning the battery of this phone.....one question only, have any of you used the phone before condemning it? For the devices sold over 100k, how strong is their battery? Whether your brother boycuts the device or not, Infinix remains highest selling device in Nigeria for 2 consecutive months now so keep hating. Someday you will have your own company and you will have to manage this kinda situation, best of luck. 4 Likes 2 Shares |
| Phones › Re: Infinix hot discussion and review thread! by therealesttin(m): 11:15am On May 25, 2015 |
See more inside info for #thenexthero as well as official release notes on bbs forum. Feel free to google bbs forum and then click link to get latest information regarding this new Infinix device. |
| Phones › Re: Infinix zero discussion thread! by therealesttin(m): 11:14am On May 25, 2015 |
See more inside info for #thenexthero as well as official release notes on bbs forum. Feel free to google bbs forum and then click link to get latest information regarding this new Infinix device. |
| Phones › Re: Infinix Zero 2: The Next Hero by therealesttin(m): 11:12am On May 25, 2015 |
therealesttin:Official specs to be released soon |
| Phones › Re: Infinix Zero 2: The Next Hero by therealesttin(m): 11:07am On May 25, 2015 |
Just few days more and then people can get to see #thenexthero first hand....so much anticipation!!! |
| Phones › Re: Infinix Zero 2: The Next Hero by therealesttin(m): 11:06am On May 25, 2015 |
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| Phones › Re: Infinix Zero 2: The Next Hero by therealesttin(m): 10:17am On May 25, 2015 |
moshoodn:081 3377 8806 lets talk. |
| Phones › Re: Infinix Zero 2: The Next Hero by therealesttin(m): 11:02am On May 23, 2015 |
Hello All, As we all know Infinix got much love for all her fans and now they are throwing open this final chance to win an invite to the launch of #thenexthero holding in 5 days time in Lagos. This is the biggest mobile launch of the year and you sure dont want to miss it. To be a part of the event please send your name to 09099922417 and expect a reply from us to confirm your invite. #5daystothenexthero
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| Phones › Re: Infinix zero discussion thread! by therealesttin(m): 10:55am On May 23, 2015 |
Hello All, As we all know Infinix got much love for all her fans and now they are throwing open this final chance to win an invite to the launch of #thenexthero holding in 5 days time in Lagos. This is the biggest mobile launch of the year and you sure dont want to miss it. To be a part of the event please send your name to 09099922417 and expect a reply from us to confirm your invite. #5daystothenexthero
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| Phones › Re: Infinix Zero 2: The Next Hero by therealesttin(m): 12:42pm On May 22, 2015 |
If you’re having second thoughts about buying an Infinix device with Android Kitkat simply because you are waiting for the delayed software updates to Lollipop, then you are currently missing out on a lot. Latest versions of Infinix phones are based on Android 4.4 KitKat. Although the latest Android 5.0 Lollipop only runs on a miniscule number of smartphones right now, it is natural for any potential smartphone buyer to expect it in their new handset. But then we did a quick feature comparison and jotted down things that you’ll be missing out and not missing out if you buy an Infinix phone today. Here are some of them: Many of the headline features Google baked into Lollipop, in fact, are part of Infinix phones already. Obviously, the Material Design animations throughout the UI, default support for the new ART runtime and some others aren’t present in Infinix devices. But here’s a comparison of the ones that are already available and how different they are in operation from Infinix stock Android: 1) Quick Settings Although most phone makers have been putting quick settings in their variants of Android, it took Google till Android 5.0 to finally bake it into the stock build. And no doubt, they’ve done a fabulous job by not just giving simple on-off toggles, but even relevant information right in there. For instance, you can check your data usage within the quick settings menu itself. Nevertheless, the basic toggle functionality is available in Infinix device that run Android 4.4.2 too, including the controlling of brightness levels and music playback. You can scroll through all possible toggles including ones to lock the phone screen, and change sound profiles. 2) Guest Mode Guest mode is one of the best features of Android Lollipop, using which you can hand over your phone to anybody without the fear of them snooping on your personal stuff. Although Infinix doesn’t have the ability to create multiple user accounts, there are several applications that you can use to restrict use of applications that you do not want other users to have access to. These security applications are available on the Google Playstore. 3) Trusted Bluetooth Devices A feature that Motorola pioneered in 2013 with the first Moto X, that Google later borrowed in Android Lollipop, is also available on Infinix devices. As simple as it sounds, you can add Bluetooth devices that you own, like a smartwatch or fitness band or a car audio system, and the phone doesn’t require a confirmation to pair these devices. This feature is immensely useful if you’re the owner of any of those devices, as it frees you from the repetitive activity of unlocking your phone in their vicinity, but puts the guard back on when the phone isn’t paired to any. 4) Battery Saver Android Lollipop has a simplistic Battery Saver mode that reduces battery consumption by turning off some features like animations, background app syncing and slowing the processor down. Infinix’s Hot and Hot Note battery saver mode is comparatively more advanced, offering 3 preset battery saving profiles like ‘Power Save’, ‘Low Power’ and ‘Ultra power’. You can even edit these profiles, choosing the activity of things that eat into the battery. These profiles can automatically kick in depending upon the battery state of your phone. 5) Do Not Disturb Android Lollipop brought about ‘Priority Mode’, which was an intermediary between regular sound profiles and Do Not Disturb (DND). It lets you white list certain apps and contacts, that can pass through an otherwise ‘silent’ mode. And it’s not like there will never be an Infinix Stock Rom based on Lollipop, Infinix R and D team did confirm they’re working hard to make it happen by the 3rd quarter of 2015. What will be interesting to see then would be the integration of these overlapping features.
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| Phones › Re: Infinix hot discussion and review thread! by therealesttin(m): 12:40pm On May 22, 2015 |
If you’re having second thoughts about buying an Infinix device with Android Kitkat simply because you are waiting for the delayed software updates to Lollipop, then you are currently missing out on a lot. Latest versions of Infinix phones are based on Android 4.4 KitKat. Although the latest Android 5.0 Lollipop only runs on a miniscule number of smartphones right now, it is natural for any potential smartphone buyer to expect it in their new handset. But then we did a quick feature comparison and jotted down things that you’ll be missing out and not missing out if you buy an Infinix phone today. Here are some of them: Many of the headline features Google baked into Lollipop, in fact, are part of Infinix phones already. Obviously, the Material Design animations throughout the UI, default support for the new ART runtime and some others aren’t present in Infinix devices. But here’s a comparison of the ones that are already available and how different they are in operation from Infinix stock Android: 1) Quick Settings Although most phone makers have been putting quick settings in their variants of Android, it took Google till Android 5.0 to finally bake it into the stock build. And no doubt, they’ve done a fabulous job by not just giving simple on-off toggles, but even relevant information right in there. For instance, you can check your data usage within the quick settings menu itself. Nevertheless, the basic toggle functionality is available in Infinix device that run Android 4.4.2 too, including the controlling of brightness levels and music playback. You can scroll through all possible toggles including ones to lock the phone screen, and change sound profiles. 2) Guest Mode Guest mode is one of the best features of Android Lollipop, using which you can hand over your phone to anybody without the fear of them snooping on your personal stuff. Although Infinix doesn’t have the ability to create multiple user accounts, there are several applications that you can use to restrict use of applications that you do not want other users to have access to. These security applications are available on the Google Playstore. 3) Trusted Bluetooth Devices A feature that Motorola pioneered in 2013 with the first Moto X, that Google later borrowed in Android Lollipop, is also available on Infinix devices. As simple as it sounds, you can add Bluetooth devices that you own, like a smartwatch or fitness band or a car audio system, and the phone doesn’t require a confirmation to pair these devices. This feature is immensely useful if you’re the owner of any of those devices, as it frees you from the repetitive activity of unlocking your phone in their vicinity, but puts the guard back on when the phone isn’t paired to any. 4) Battery Saver Android Lollipop has a simplistic Battery Saver mode that reduces battery consumption by turning off some features like animations, background app syncing and slowing the processor down. Infinix’s Hot and Hot Note battery saver mode is comparatively more advanced, offering 3 preset battery saving profiles like ‘Power Save’, ‘Low Power’ and ‘Ultra power’. You can even edit these profiles, choosing the activity of things that eat into the battery. These profiles can automatically kick in depending upon the battery state of your phone. 5) Do Not Disturb Android Lollipop brought about ‘Priority Mode’, which was an intermediary between regular sound profiles and Do Not Disturb (DND). It lets you white list certain apps and contacts, that can pass through an otherwise ‘silent’ mode. And it’s not like there will never be an Infinix Stock Rom based on Lollipop, Infinix R and D team did confirm they’re working hard to make it happen by the 3rd quarter of 2015. What will be interesting to see then would be the integration of these overlapping features. 1 Like
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| Phones › Re: Infinix zero discussion thread! by therealesttin(m): 12:39pm On May 22, 2015 |
If you’re having second thoughts about buying an Infinix device with Android Kitkat simply because you are waiting for the delayed software updates to Lollipop, then you are currently missing out on a lot. Latest versions of Infinix phones are based on Android 4.4 KitKat. Although the latest Android 5.0 Lollipop only runs on a miniscule number of smartphones right now, it is natural for any potential smartphone buyer to expect it in their new handset. But then we did a quick feature comparison and jotted down things that you’ll be missing out and not missing out if you buy an Infinix phone today. Here are some of them: Many of the headline features Google baked into Lollipop, in fact, are part of Infinix phones already. Obviously, the Material Design animations throughout the UI, default support for the new ART runtime and some others aren’t present in Infinix devices. But here’s a comparison of the ones that are already available and how different they are in operation from Infinix stock Android: 1) Quick Settings Although most phone makers have been putting quick settings in their variants of Android, it took Google till Android 5.0 to finally bake it into the stock build. And no doubt, they’ve done a fabulous job by not just giving simple on-off toggles, but even relevant information right in there. For instance, you can check your data usage within the quick settings menu itself. Nevertheless, the basic toggle functionality is available in Infinix device that run Android 4.4.2 too, including the controlling of brightness levels and music playback. You can scroll through all possible toggles including ones to lock the phone screen, and change sound profiles. 2) Guest Mode Guest mode is one of the best features of Android Lollipop, using which you can hand over your phone to anybody without the fear of them snooping on your personal stuff. Although Infinix doesn’t have the ability to create multiple user accounts, there are several applications that you can use to restrict use of applications that you do not want other users to have access to. These security applications are available on the Google Playstore. 3) Trusted Bluetooth Devices A feature that Motorola pioneered in 2013 with the first Moto X, that Google later borrowed in Android Lollipop, is also available on Infinix devices. As simple as it sounds, you can add Bluetooth devices that you own, like a smartwatch or fitness band or a car audio system, and the phone doesn’t require a confirmation to pair these devices. This feature is immensely useful if you’re the owner of any of those devices, as it frees you from the repetitive activity of unlocking your phone in their vicinity, but puts the guard back on when the phone isn’t paired to any. 4) Battery Saver Android Lollipop has a simplistic Battery Saver mode that reduces battery consumption by turning off some features like animations, background app syncing and slowing the processor down. Infinix’s Hot and Hot Note battery saver mode is comparatively more advanced, offering 3 preset battery saving profiles like ‘Power Save’, ‘Low Power’ and ‘Ultra power’. You can even edit these profiles, choosing the activity of things that eat into the battery. These profiles can automatically kick in depending upon the battery state of your phone. 5) Do Not Disturb Android Lollipop brought about ‘Priority Mode’, which was an intermediary between regular sound profiles and Do Not Disturb (DND). It lets you white list certain apps and contacts, that can pass through an otherwise ‘silent’ mode. And it’s not like there will never be an Infinix Stock Rom based on Lollipop, Infinix R and D team did confirm they’re working hard to make it happen by the 3rd quarter of 2015. What will be interesting to see then would be the integration of these overlapping features.
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| Phones › Re: Infinix Zero 2, The Next Hero Discussion Thread by therealesttin(m): 12:38pm On May 22, 2015 |
If you’re having second thoughts about buying an Infinix device with Android Kitkat simply because you are waiting for the delayed software updates to Lollipop, then you are currently missing out on a lot. Latest versions of Infinix phones are based on Android 4.4 KitKat. Although the latest Android 5.0 Lollipop only runs on a miniscule number of smartphones right now, it is natural for any potential smartphone buyer to expect it in their new handset. But then we did a quick feature comparison and jotted down things that you’ll be missing out and not missing out if you buy an Infinix phone today. Here are some of them: Many of the headline features Google baked into Lollipop, in fact, are part of Infinix phones already. Obviously, the Material Design animations throughout the UI, default support for the new ART runtime and some others aren’t present in Infinix devices. But here’s a comparison of the ones that are already available and how different they are in operation from Infinix stock Android: 1) Quick Settings Although most phone makers have been putting quick settings in their variants of Android, it took Google till Android 5.0 to finally bake it into the stock build. And no doubt, they’ve done a fabulous job by not just giving simple on-off toggles, but even relevant information right in there. For instance, you can check your data usage within the quick settings menu itself. Nevertheless, the basic toggle functionality is available in Infinix device that run Android 4.4.2 too, including the controlling of brightness levels and music playback. You can scroll through all possible toggles including ones to lock the phone screen, and change sound profiles. 2) Guest Mode Guest mode is one of the best features of Android Lollipop, using which you can hand over your phone to anybody without the fear of them snooping on your personal stuff. Although Infinix doesn’t have the ability to create multiple user accounts, there are several applications that you can use to restrict use of applications that you do not want other users to have access to. These security applications are available on the Google Playstore. 3) Trusted Bluetooth Devices A feature that Motorola pioneered in 2013 with the first Moto X, that Google later borrowed in Android Lollipop, is also available on Infinix devices. As simple as it sounds, you can add Bluetooth devices that you own, like a smartwatch or fitness band or a car audio system, and the phone doesn’t require a confirmation to pair these devices. This feature is immensely useful if you’re the owner of any of those devices, as it frees you from the repetitive activity of unlocking your phone in their vicinity, but puts the guard back on when the phone isn’t paired to any. 4) Battery Saver Android Lollipop has a simplistic Battery Saver mode that reduces battery consumption by turning off some features like animations, background app syncing and slowing the processor down. Infinix’s Hot and Hot Note battery saver mode is comparatively more advanced, offering 3 preset battery saving profiles like ‘Power Save’, ‘Low Power’ and ‘Ultra power’. You can even edit these profiles, choosing the activity of things that eat into the battery. These profiles can automatically kick in depending upon the battery state of your phone. 5) Do Not Disturb Android Lollipop brought about ‘Priority Mode’, which was an intermediary between regular sound profiles and Do Not Disturb (DND). It lets you white list certain apps and contacts, that can pass through an otherwise ‘silent’ mode. And it’s not like there will never be an Infinix Stock Rom based on Lollipop, Infinix R and D team did confirm they’re working hard to make it happen by the 3rd quarter of 2015. What will be interesting to see then would be the integration of these overlapping features.
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| Phones › Re: Infinix Zero 2, The Next Hero Discussion Thread by therealesttin(m): 12:36pm On May 22, 2015 |
Marvell23:Camera output from Infinix Z2, not hotnote. |
| Phones › Re: Infinix Hot Note X551 – Jim’s BIG Thing by therealesttin(m): 12:34pm On May 22, 2015 |
LOLLIPOP UPDATE: If you’re having second thoughts about buying an Infinix device with Android Kitkat simply because you are waiting for the delayed software updates to Lollipop, then you are currently missing out on a lot. Latest versions of Infinix phones are based on Android 4.4 KitKat. Although the latest Android 5.0 Lollipop only runs on a miniscule number of smartphones right now, it is natural for any potential smartphone buyer to expect it in their new handset. But then we did a quick feature comparison and jotted down things that you’ll be missing out and not missing out if you buy an Infinix phone today. Here are some of them: Many of the headline features Google baked into Lollipop, in fact, are part of Infinix phones already. Obviously, the Material Design animations throughout the UI, default support for the new ART runtime and some others aren’t present in Infinix devices. But here’s a comparison of the ones that are already available and how different they are in operation from Infinix stock Android: 1) Quick Settings Although most phone makers have been putting quick settings in their variants of Android, it took Google till Android 5.0 to finally bake it into the stock build. And no doubt, they’ve done a fabulous job by not just giving simple on-off toggles, but even relevant information right in there. For instance, you can check your data usage within the quick settings menu itself. Nevertheless, the basic toggle functionality is available in Infinix device that run Android 4.4.2 too, including the controlling of brightness levels and music playback. You can scroll through all possible toggles including ones to lock the phone screen, and change sound profiles. 2) Guest Mode Guest mode is one of the best features of Android Lollipop, using which you can hand over your phone to anybody without the fear of them snooping on your personal stuff. Although Infinix doesn’t have the ability to create multiple user accounts, there are several applications that you can use to restrict use of applications that you do not want other users to have access to. These security applications are available on the Google Playstore. 3) Trusted Bluetooth Devices A feature that Motorola pioneered in 2013 with the first Moto X, that Google later borrowed in Android Lollipop, is also available on Infinix devices. As simple as it sounds, you can add Bluetooth devices that you own, like a smartwatch or fitness band or a car audio system, and the phone doesn’t require a confirmation to pair these devices. This feature is immensely useful if you’re the owner of any of those devices, as it frees you from the repetitive activity of unlocking your phone in their vicinity, but puts the guard back on when the phone isn’t paired to any. 4) Battery Saver Android Lollipop has a simplistic Battery Saver mode that reduces battery consumption by turning off some features like animations, background app syncing and slowing the processor down. Infinix’s Hot and Hot Note battery saver mode is comparatively more advanced, offering 3 preset battery saving profiles like ‘Power Save’, ‘Low Power’ and ‘Ultra power’. You can even edit these profiles, choosing the activity of things that eat into the battery. These profiles can automatically kick in depending upon the battery state of your phone. 5) Do Not Disturb Android Lollipop brought about ‘Priority Mode’, which was an intermediary between regular sound profiles and Do Not Disturb (DND). It lets you white list certain apps and contacts, that can pass through an otherwise ‘silent’ mode. And it’s not like there will never be an Infinix Stock Rom based on Lollipop, Infinix R and D team did confirm they’re working hard to make it happen by the 3rd quarter of 2015. What will be interesting to see then would be the integration of these overlapping features. 1 Like
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| Phones › Re: Infinix Zero 2: The Next Hero by therealesttin(m): 2:02pm On May 21, 2015 |
therealesttin:Is any one interested in this? Limited ushering spaces available. |
| Phones › Re: Infinix hot discussion and review thread! by therealesttin(m): 11:34am On May 20, 2015 |
JOIN THE INFINIX TEAM FOR LAUNCH PARTY JOB OPPURTUNITY. As we know, #thenexthero launch party holds in a few days time, we would like to use this oppurtunity to announce that we want our fans to be part of the party organising team. For this we will need 10 female ushers and 5 male protocol officers to be part of the support team for the launch party. Please reply to this email, sns.ng@infinixmobility.com telling us about yourself if you will like to be part of this team. Details should include Name, phone number, and height and then a general introduction about yourself. We look forward to having you on our support team. WATCH OUT FOR INFINIX SUMMER JOBS......coming soon!
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| Phones › Re: Infinix Hot Note X551 – Jim’s BIG Thing by therealesttin(m): 11:32am On May 20, 2015 |
JOIN THE INFINIX TEAM FOR LAUNCH PARTY JOB OPPURTUNITY. As we know, #thenexthero launch party holds in a few days time, we would like to use this oppurtunity to announce that we want our fans to be part of the party organising team. For this we will need 10 female ushers and 5 male protocol officers to be part of the support team for the launch party. Please reply to this email, sns.ng@infinixmobility.com telling us about yourself if you will like to be part of this team. Details should include Name, phone number, and height and then a general introduction about yourself. We look forward to having you on our support team. WATCH OUT FOR INFINIX SUMMER JOBS......coming soon! 1 Like
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see you there!