8 Ways to Reduce Mobile Data Usage on MTN, Glo, Airtel, 9mobile
We are often not conscious that we should reduce mobile data usage on our smartphones.
We are often not conscious that we should reduce mobile data usage on our smartphones.
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Using a modern smartphone means that you are guzzling a huge amount of mobile data daily. Here are useful tips for managing your data usage.
Mister Mobility shares his 2021 mobile Internet journey so far, and names his best mobile data plan.
The government of Nigeria says it has slashed internet data prices by 50% in 2020 alone, with plans to futher reduce the cost of data paid by consumers by 2025.
The MTN 4GB for 1200 naira mega zone deal is a double data offer that offers huge value for money if you are on a small budget. Here is how to activate it on your phone.
What is it like using MTN data plans for Internet? That is not a question with a straightforward answer. We provide answers to some of the questions you have about MTN Internet.
This quick and easy guide makes things easy for you by answering the questions you have about mobile Internet and mobile data plans that are available in Nigeria.
For years here in Nigeria, we complained about MTN data tariffs not being competitive compared to say Glo. Meanwhile, Glo QoS was mostly crap. In late 2019, MTN stepped up with data tariffs similar to Glo. They introduced the new Jolly Data plans. Guess what has happened: MTN quality of service (QoS) has gone downhill … Read more
MTN 3500 for 20GB: Holed up at home and with limited resources, I was on the lookout for the best data offer. This is the story of how I ended up with 20GB mobile data for ₦3,500 only.
MTN remains the largest Internet Service Provider in Nigeria by subscriber numbers. It has 52,163,778 active data subscribers, followed by Airtel with 33,618,035 subscribers, Glo with 28,995,634 subscribers, and 9mobile still straggling with 8,346,229. Globacom has prided itself as the “grandmasters of data” but does not seem to be able to keep up with Airtel … Read more
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 … Read more