₦airaland Forum

metallisc:
your assumptions and supposed 'real cellphone business insight' are laughable at best. Have you asked yourself why they are planning to launch in india? Nokia sold their high end business to microsoft becuase the partnership with microsoft messed up the OS. The new phones are not even manufactured by nokia but another company that bought brand rights from microsoft.

Now this is a company bigger and more market savvy than nokia where marketing is concerned, and you think they are starting with low end phones because they are stupid? These companies have professionals doing market survey and research for them. low end phones is where the numbers are not every market is a nigerian market where everybody wants to show off with a high end phone even when they cannot afford it. So, contrary to your assumption, the real cellphone business is NOT in high end phones. IF you are still in doubt go do a market survey and get back.

KauntantJoyce:
I have a dream!!!
That v.soon, Naija, will smile again!

ipledge10:
camon C8 ? Where? iPhone 7 is not yet released in Nigeria

ipledge10:
I got to Store 10:30am today all iPhone 7 in the store have been sold out

kingreign:
I still see this car almost everyday. The woman who bought it still passes close to my house. The other day she stopped to greet me and praising the vehicle but I was boiling inside I feel sad about selling this car to that woman who taunts me with the car.

Mandesz:
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adeboyewareez:
An aspiring nerd ain't bad, so, what's your favorite computer device: phones? PCs?

adeboyewareez:
Wow! Wow! Wow! Really I'm surprisingly impressed with your 'epistle', I love it! Really.
Although, I still don't agree totally with you, I must say, your standpoint is very intelligent and well informed. I've learnt something: this issue of multitasking is very subjective, one should just be well informed about his/her views.
So, you're into tech stuffs? Are you a tech nerd? Mind a PM?

adeboyewareez:
Hmmm. I get your point. Now lemme ask you, On a PC, which one amongst multi-window and app stacking on the RAM qualifies the machine as a multitasker?(since most, if not all modern PCs have both features)

On mobile devices, the same question is asked. All computers have the ability to store data temporarily(which is why,of course, they've all got a Random Access Memory). Lemme put you through, Data is stored on the RAM so that it can be retrieved a short time later.

When you start a process on your phone(open an application), It gets logged on to the RAM 'temporarily'; you could go on to other processes, the phone would 'remember' them. When you think you multitask, you're actually prompting your phone to 'recall' the data on its memory.

It can only recall one process at a time for your use (which is why you 'minimize' apps for one another).

All we do on our phones then, is recalling stored processes( in the name of multitasking), we can only actively work with one process at a time.

Multi-window is ability of your phone to 'recall' two or more processes 'at the same time' for your use e.g. taking down a note while perusing Nairaland (done side by side).

Multitasking, is the ability to execute two or more processes 'at the same time'

An analogy: We humans can walk and talk at the same time, that's multitasking.

Yet we can't make or receive a call while driving: one has to be in foreground, the other in the background, you give your active attention to one and the other stays in your subconscious.

zzzzy:
Nice move by lg, the weight though

youngkhid:
To be rich is one thing but to be humble is another.

adeboyewareez:
You see, most Android phones are not capable of multitasking in the real sense. In terms of hardware, Flagship Samsung and LG devices are the only major Android device that has been able to multitask (in form of split-screen): In terms of software, multitasking just came to Android devices recently (Android Nougat).
In most Android phones, when you open an app, it lodges some of its data on the RAM. When you think you're multitasking, you're only flipping through your recently opened apps, what you might call your 'minimize' button is just the overview button which shows you those apps actively logged on to your RAM.
Some applications take little space on the RAM, which is why you leave them and still meet them the way they are when you get back to them. most apps, however, would 'restart' as soon as you leave them.

That said, take it easy on your phone, nothing's wrong with it. If you want true multitasking, try getting a Samsung Galaxy device or an Android Nougat device.

SpaxeX:
Bruce built a space station for the justice league,, so he's was reacher

Norman4real:
So today i was walking around town and i .....

guydangerous:
Done with ghost of sparta.

KillerFrost:
...lol....bro...The comparison is uncalled for....... OK...ion use ios but let me ask u this.......if I have 240k to buy an iPhone, so i would abandon my quest and go for hot 4 cox u claimed it thumbprint unlock faster or what are u saying?.... Or if I nid a midrange device(in this case,the hot 4)...would I abandon it and go for the iOS when my pocket nor rish? ....u see why I say its uncalled for?.........This is just to massage the egos of infinix fan boys....

Bossmd:
Nothing, but positioning a Fingerprint Scanner behind a phone is backwards and redundant. Please stop comparing elephant to ant. That's a mediocre showcase and very 17th Century!

marshalcarter:
Is it wat buhari said to obama?













Op....go nd sleep...2 much weed isn't gud