The TECNO Camon 30 series devices will get only 2 Android updates, but likely over a 3-year period.
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Discover the cheapest smartphones in Nigeria under ₦100,000 in 2024
The cheapest smartphones in Nigeria today cost in the range of ₦100,000. If that is your budget, which one will you be able to buy? Hop in!
Continue readingRead This Article About the itel S24 Before You Head to the Phone Store!
Are you a young, vibrant content creator who loves to share your life with others through your smartphone? Find out about the itel S24 before you go to the phone store.
Continue readingTelecom Subscribers in India (2024): The Super Guide
A look at telecom subscribers in India, as well as the mobile operators that provide service in the country.
Continue readingIf you want an affordable gaming smartphone, this is what to look for
There is a growing catalogue of affordable gaming smartphones that you can buy today. Here is how to find one that’s right for you.
Continue readingVivo V30 Lite 4G has decent specs but has one key feature I’m wary of
The new vivo V30 Lite 4G will tickle your fancy in many ways. Just be aware of one key weakness.
Continue readingDimensity 8200 Ultimate is the chipset to look out for in 2024 TECNO and Infinix phones: Here’s why
You will be seeing the MediaTek Dimensity 8200 Ultimate in multiple top-of-the-line models from TECNO and Infinix this year.
Continue readingInfinix GT 20 Pro Flagship Launch: Esports-Level Gaming Phone Revolution and the Dawn of a Holistic Gaming Universe
The new Infinix GT 20 Pro is the Official Gaming Phone for the PUBG Mobile Super League (PMSL).
Continue readingInfinix GT 20 Pro Gaming Smartphone Global Launch
Infinix GT 20 Pro launched globally with MediaTek Dimensity 8200 Ultimate, up to 24GB RAM, dedicated Gaming Display Chip.
Continue reading5G may be the latest, but 2G is still the boss technology in Nigeria in 2024
You may have a 5G smartphone in your hand, but over 55% of mobile subscribers in Nigeria in 2024 are still on good old GPRS or EDGE networks. 2G is still the boss.
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