HiOS 13.6 (Android 14 update) is seeding out to TECNO smartphones. Here is a review of how it is on my Camon 20 Premier 5G.
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Mobility blog
Mobility blog helps you keep up with the best SIM cards, the cheapest mobile data plans, latest mobile phones, as well as the cultural impact of technology on users from all walks of life.
The Top Video Streaming Platforms in Africa: Netflix vs Prime Video vs Showmax (2024)
Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Showmax are the top video streaming platforms in Africa. Here is how they rank today.
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Breaking: 9Mobile has been acquired by LH Telecom, UK
In exciting news, LH Telecommunications, a UK company, has acquired majority stakes in 9Mobile Nigeria.
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Finally, Mafab/MCom 5G data plans and routers are available, and competitive
It took forever, but MCom 5G data plans and routers are now available to the public, with coverage in 6 states.
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TECNO Camon 30S Pro has a 120Hz AMOLED display, Helio G100 chipset: See the Price & Specs in Nigeria
TECNO Camon 30S Pro is a 4G LTE budget smartphone powered by the new MediaTek Helio G100 chipset, and has 8GB RAM.
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Motorola Moto Edge 50 MIL-STD-810H military grade smartphone is built tough
Motorola Moto Edge 50 is a rugged budget Android smartphone with military grade MIL-STD-810H certification and IP68 water resistance.
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Hands-on Review of HyperOS In Redmi 13C: What’s New?
Here is a video of my hands-on with Xiaomi’s new HyperOS in Redmi 13C.
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The foldable iPhone might remain a ghost until 2027
Reports of current development efforts say that the elusive foldable iPhone may not arrive till 2027, or God forbid, 2028.
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HMD Skyline: Price, Specs
Some excitement, finally. HMD Skyline reminds us of the Nokia N9, and it has some interesting specs and features.
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Any plan to lower the cost of mobile phones in Africa and Asia must fix this problem
The GSMA has formed a coalition to lower the cost of mobile phones in Africa and Asia, but are they barking up the wrong tree?
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