Find My Device (formerly called Android Device Manager) makes it easy to locate, ring, lock, or wipe your missing or stolen Android device.
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Mobility Tech Blog helps you keep up with the best SIM cards, the cheapest mobile data plans, and latest mobile phones.
Spur at Ikeja City Mall is productivity friendly
If you work on the move a lot in Lagos, especially with a laptop, you must know by now that
Continue readingDeviceInfo Live Wallpaper for Android displays useful information on your home screen
Not a lot of live wallpapers provide real value. DeviceInfo Live Wallpaper for Android does.
Continue readingThe battle for mobile will be won and lost at the low end of the pyramid
Investing in mobile? Explore the bottom of the Pyramid – the low end of the market.
Continue readingFirst Impressions – Traffix (Beta): A Crowd-sourced Traffic App for Lagosians
Traffix (Beta) is a crowd-sourced traffic app that helps you keep up with Lagos traffic.
Continue readingDebunking the Megapixel Myth
Back in 2012, just when we thought the Megapixel Race was over, Nokia released the 41 Megapixel 808 Pureview. 41 megapixels seemed quite
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VMK Elikia Not First African Designed Smartphone
VMK Elikia is definitely not the first African designed smartphone. That honour belongs to another phone released in 2010.
Continue readingUsing 2G on an Android smartphone: How fast is it?
Hands down, anyone who has access to 3G would prefer to use that. Because 2G on an Android phone sucks.
Continue readingOpen Source Mobile OS rise up in the race to the bottom
With only 2% of the global smartphone market share, Africa has a huge opportunity for an Open Source Mobile OS that offers a fine balance between features and price.
Continue readingWhen roaming, be careful about your mobile phone bills; Here is why
If you are using a GSM line, your SIM card will likely work in most places in the world, when
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