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Samsung has unveiled three new mid-range smartphones, namely: the Samsung Galaxy A32, Galaxy A52 and Galaxy A72. The three models belong to the Galaxy A-series… Read More »Unveiled: Samsung Galaxy A32, A52, A72 specs and prices in Nigeria
The two mid-range smartphones offer sleek designs, AMOLED screens, beefy batteries, fast charging, and fun photography and videography options.
How many Social media users are there in Nigeria in 2021? Here are the numbers.
The update is now rolling out to Mi Note 10 Pro users in Nigeria.
Vivo Y20s is an attractive proposition with 8GB RAM, 128GB ROM, 5000mAh battery and 18W fast charging, and it is now available in Nigeria.
With a 5.7″ screen with a waterdrop notch, plastic shell, UNISOC procesor, and 1GB RAM, itel A37 joins the entry-level smartphone market in Nigeria.
Redmi Note 10S, Redmi Note 10, and Redmi Note 10 Pro are official and sport Super AMOLED displays and 33W fast charging. One of them has a 108MP camera too. Here are the specs and prices in Nigeria.
MTN Nigeria’s data and voice statistics, mobile money revenue, as well as 4G coverage as at end of the year 2020.
We had already published earlier that OPPO is set to launch the Reno5 series in Nigeria, as it looks to expand its penetration into the… Read More »OPPO Reno5 Leak Hints at 50W VOOC Flash Charge + 64MP AI Camera for Nigeria
An emerging economy like Nigeria is depending on the widespread availability of Internet access to propel economic development across its population of 200 million people. In the new digital world of the 21st century, Internet access is life.
Mobility Nigeria provides information about SIM cards, mobile data plans and bundles, as well as mobile Internet tariffs In Nigeria. Read this website to keep up to date and informed when a Nigerian network operator introduces new services.
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