Mobility Nigeria: Stay ahead with the latest and the hottest mobile phones
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Why you run out of internal storage for apps on Android phones
Follow this scenario: a manufacturer advertises a phone as having internal storage of 8GB. On opening the phone settings, you discover only about 1.5GB is available for storage for apps and about 5GB or less for storage of your files. You have an internal storage of 8GB. But only 1GB of that is available for…
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Smile APN configuration settings for using a Smile 4G SIM in your phone – Nigeria, Uganda, Tanzania
Here are the Smile APN configuration settings for compatible smartphones, tablets, and modems.
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Airtel has new low-cost data plans for everyone!
Airtel Nigeria has introduced two new low-cost generic data plans for Android, Windows Phone and iPhone users, as follows: Airtel is marketing it as for Android users – likely to ride on the wave generated by the recent petition to the NCC (heck; even we marketed MobiBlaze as affordable internet for Android users, even though it works…
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3G/4G/5G mobile data drains your smartphone’s battery faster than Wi-Fi: Did you know?
It is a technical fact: 3G drains battery faster than Wi-Fi. As such, if you want to conserve battery on your smartphone while enjoying broadband speeds, connect via Wi-Fi. If battery life is more important to you than speed, and you do not have a Wi-Fi hotspot available, change your mobile network connection from 3G…
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Nokia XL review: Xtra Large
The Nokia XL is the third device in the Nokia X Platform family. It is the largest of them too. Think XL for extra large.
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Mobile Technology in Nigeria: History, Network Bands, Frequencies, APN Settings, and more
The history of mobile technology in Nigeria, as well as network bands and frequencies.
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Mtel, Starcomms, Intercellular, finally declared inactive, along with 11 other operators
Mtel, the mobile subsidiary of NITEL, has been dead for a few years now. It has now been officially declared “inactive” by Nigeria’s telecom regulator.
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Jolla Phone Review: Sailfish OS broke my heart
The Jolla stirred up a lot of excitement when first announced, especially among the community of Nokia fans who had wanted a device with the N9’s heritage. I was infected with the excitement too and longed to get my hands on a unit. I was an ardent fan of Maemo and owned the Nokia N900. I…
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Introducing Adobe Photoshop Mix for iPad
Adobe has announced the Photoshop Mix app for iPad
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DVB-H: Mobile TV Was The Next Big Thing: What happened?
DVB-H was going to revolutionize mobile TV, but it didn’t.
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Before you cut your SIM card to Micro or Nano size
There is the risk of damage if you cut your SIM card.
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Symbian OS: the smartphone platform that ruled the world for over 10 years
Symbian OS powered a wide range of smartphones in different shapes, form factors, and flavours.
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Mister Mo’s mobile adventures in Ghana
Follow the adventures of Mister Mobility in Ghana.
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Mister Mo’s mobile adventures in Ghana
I use a Glo line as my personal line. The day before I headed for Accra, Ghana, I had called Glo customer care to explain my trip and ask specific questions. I was assured that my line would lock on to Glo Ghana once I arrived. At worst, all I would be required to do…
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Review: Etisalat Pay As You Go Pulse data plan
Etisalat Pay As You Go Pulse provides subscribers with unlimited data on a timed basis.
About Mobility Nigeria
Mobility Nigeria provides information about the latest smartphones and prices in Nigeria, from Lagos to Kano, Ogun, Oyo, Abuja, Kaduna, Rivers, Delta, Edo, Niger, and other states. We also publish content that helps you get things done more conveniently in your personal life, work, or business, using your smartphone and related gadgets.