Happy Sallah : Get Free 100mb Or 200mb On Your Airtel Sim Now
Get Free 100mb Or 200mb From Airtel now


Oya, let's get this straight,Airtel network are giving and dashing out100mb and 200mb free,thisSeptember airtel free mbis sallah gift I guess,anyway let's fire on

Note:this free Mb from airtel is sim selective, so don't say not working if it didn't work on your sim,just try another sim and hopefully it will work.


How To Get Free 100mb Or 200mb On Your Airtel


Sim=>Grab your airtel sim and kindly dial *141*13*100# for 100mb and *141*13*200# for 200mb asap


=>You will now get a reply from airtel claiming yourfree 100mb or 200mb


That is all about the free airtel mb,lets take it asa happy sallah gift to you,wish u success and happy browsing.

Chai

Drinokrane:
Please i jxt buy my infinix hot note 3 but i don't understand how i will insert d Sim 1 and Sim 2 and also the Sd Card..Please help me on how i can do it

Pls how much did you bought it

barackodam:
serzly??

mehn, trust me, this phone na bomb.....it's a machine,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,then of course.

I think the phone is still on market, Will you buy it?

Big4wig:
One constant thing in life is Change just don't pray for the type of change Nigeria is experiencing

Lol

Phones have come a long way since Innocenzo Manzetti played around with the idea of a “speaking telegraph” in 1844. Development of the landline telephone came in leaps and bounds but it is the mobile phone that truly captured a global audience.


The first mobile phones were produced by Bell System for use in cars only, introduced in 1946 on their Mobile Telephone Service in St. Louis, Missouri. The first call on a handheld mobile phone was made on April, 3 1973 by Motorola’s Martin Cooper to his rival, Joel S. Engel of Bell Labs. Nicknamed “the brick” the first mobile phones weighed 2 lb (0,9kg) and cost $3,995.


As with most inventions, it takes a while (and a lot of teething problems) before a product reaches an acceptable cost factor for both the producer and the consumer. Early mobile networks were patchy and phones were expensive, bulky and less than attractive.


When the 1G network launched in 1983, the phones were still too big for comfort and suffered from short battery life. By the time 2G was introduced, in 1991, the phones were better and the first smartphones were introduced. But it was only after 2001, when 3G cellular technology was launched, that the mobile phone market really took off. Networks were faster and phones were smaller and more affordable. The entry-level Nokia 1100, launched in 2003, was snapped up 1 million times a week to eventually become the world’s most popular cell phone with over 200 million units sold. By 2011, Apple had sold more than 100 million iPhone smartphones..


Introducing Android – a smart move


Android, Inc. was founded in October 2003 by Andy Rubin, Rich Miner, Nick Sears and Chris White. Google bought it in 2005 and the Linux-based Android operating system was unveiled in 2007. The rest – as the
Google history itself – is a remarkable piece of history. People loved Android.


By 2012, Android enjoyed 1.5 million activations per day. . There are almost a billion Android apps available. Some 25 billion apps have been downloaded from the Android app site, Google Play.


World’s first Android phone


By 2013, mobile phones have replaced watches and cameras as the primary time tellers and for taking photographs and videos.
Many users have more than one phone or mobile device, resulting in more than 6 billion mobile subscriptions worldwide, almost half of these being smartphone subscriptions. Android is found on 75% of those smartphones in use.


But do you remember first phone to run on Android?


The world’s first Android phone was the HTC Dream – it came to the market in October 2008 as the T-Mobile G1 in the USA and, when signing a two-year service agreement, sold for $179.


What are the features of first android operated smartphone?


Though HTC Dream was announced on 23 rd September 2008, it was released by T-Mobile as T-Mobile G1 on 20 th October 2008 in USA. The device’s operating system was Android 1.6 (Donut). It housed 192 MB RAM, 256 MB ROM and up to 16GB of external storage (microSD). HTC Dream was powered by 1150 mAh lithium-ion battery and 528 MHz Qualcomm MSM7201A ARM11 processor. It had a 3.15 megapixel rear camera with auto-focus. The device used a 3.2 inches capacitive touchscreen.


Source: www.wpforum.team-talk.net

freezyprinzy:
fûcking lack of update

Yes bro, I support you, that's the first thing I hate about them

Hello friends and family, brothers and sisters


Welcome to another edition of "Your Though" TT


Today's topic is going to be awesome "what did you hate most in tecno mobile phone"


In case you don't, this topic could help tecno mobile company to put more effort in creating their next smartphone.


Tell what you hate most in tecno phone and let start the discussion