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Infinix Mobility Partners With Jumia To Unveil Infinix ZERO3
Infinix Mobility the leading smartphone brand in Africa today introduces its latest flagship of ZERO series — ZERO3 exclusively on Jumia. With 5.5 inches Full HD display, Mediatek Helio X10 octa-core processor, 20.7 megapixel rear camera and 5 megapixel front camera with flash, 3GB RAM and 4G network, Infinix ZERO3 has all specifications expected from…
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5 Useful Facebook Features and Tricks You May not be Using
Most internet users are on Facebook and it’s a known fact that the social networking giant currently has, as of the third quarter of 2015, 1.55 billion monthly active users. That’s a whole lot, and chances are that you’re reading this because you’re one of those 1.55 billion people. Most of us use Facebook on…
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Effective Cloud Storage Utilization in Nigeria still a Mirage
Nigeria may have the highest Internet penetration in Africa, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that cloud storage is still underutilized. With almost everyone having Internet-enabled smartphones, only few actually care about cloud storage. Technology has gotten to a point where having your backup on a local drive is no longer the best approach. Cloud…
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How Technology May Influence Job Recruitment in 2016
Finding a job is never easy but then, doing a few things right might go a long way in helping you secure one in the shortest possible time. A stitch in time saves nine. Prudent job seekers got this saying and are ready to find out top 9 job search predictions for 2016. Take into…
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This is Why an 8MP Camera Sometimes Beats a 16MP Camera
Most smartphone users believe that a 16MP camera on a device means a high camera quality but unfortunately, this isn’t always the case. A lot of OEMs bank on consumers’ ignorance and slam low quality cameras with high resolutions on their devices in order to unnecessarily hype the price. Have you ever wondered why Apple…
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Oukitel K4000: Sturdy, Well Built, with an Amazing Price Tag
Getting a high-end smartphone sometimes requires you to spend above your budget and when you can’t afford your dream phone, you may need to go for what you can afford with your present budget. OEMs do find it hard trying to maintain a sensible balance between quality and price; when the phone has mad specifications…
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6 Awesome Things You can Do on Android with an OTG Cable
With a lot of people owning smartphones, it’s surprising only a few people are maximizing their devices. When all you do with your device is to make and receive phone calls and surf the web, the device is being underused. Your Android phone or tablet offers a lot more than you know and there are…
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Tecno Phantom 5 Review: Simply Put, a Masterpiece
Tecno Phantom 5 isn’t Tecno Mobile’s first attempt at dabbling into premium smartphones but this new addition to the Phantom product line breaks away from the norm. Critics and fans alike have expressed diverse opinions about this device but one thing is certain, we at Geek NG love it. Tecno Phantom 5 will change the…
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HiFi Audio on Mobile: Where Tecno Phantom 5 Stands
Most smartphone users use their devices a lot for listening to music and most can tell the difference between a poor sound quality and HiFi sound. Consumers’ choice can be greatly influenced the by way the the music quality of a smartphone and it appears this is why OEMs are taking this even more seriously.…
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Tecno Phantom 5: Perhaps Tecno Mobile Deserves Some Credit
Some days ago, I witnessed the launch of Tecno Phantom 5 in Lagos and held the phone for the first time. Even before the event, I knew it was going to be a product I would love. The spec sheet was quite impressive and I knew what a regular Phantom feels like. I’ve used Tecno…
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Innjoo Halo Full Review: Sub-15k Phones Got a New Boss?
We recently made a list of top budget phones between ₦10,000 to ₦15,000 and Innjoo Halo was on top of that list. It’s not because of the design, camera or screen quality, we gave it that spot because most phones in this price range sport 512MB of RAM and most of them have their battery…
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Cheap Android Phones in Nigeria Between ₦10,000 to ₦15,000
Update: This post has been updated. It is recommended that you read the updated article since it’s a lot more accurate than this. Check the updated article here. When buying a smartphone, one of the things people consider most is their budget. When going for a budget phone however, a lot of people often ignore…