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  The birth of Tecno Mobile in 2006 paved the popularity of dual-sim phones on the African markets. But before the company became a leading mobile brand all over Africa, it did not have a good start, as it received a series of negative feedback from the consumers in their target markets. They struggled more in Nigeria, where a majority of mobile users found Tecno smartphones as substandard.   However, Tecno Mobile has captured the hearts of the Nigerian consumers as it continues to create more sophisticated smartphones every year. The Tecno Camon C8 helped the mobile phone manufacturer compete with market share of Samsung, and Apple in Africa. They constantly receive positive product reviews, which led to the company's recognition of being one of the top smartphone companies in Nigeria in 2016. 10 Reasons to Fall in Love with Tecno Devices in 2017 These are the 10 reasons the Tecno Brand has improved on their latest devices. There are several features/functions that come with newer

  GTBank has recognized for its strength in innovative banking. The bank invests a lot in the appropriate technology to continually come out with innovative means of providing convenient banking solutions for its customers wherever they find themselves.  GTWorld  is the latest of such innovative solutions. Guaranty Trust Bank has launched a new Internet banking app called  GTWorld , it's a mobile application that brings all the transactions at your fingertips in a new science fiction style. The new platform is set to displace the former mobile app because I see a lot of potentials with it, especially the fascinating options of login patterns such as biometric (fingerprint and facial recognition), PIN, token and password options. With GTWorld, you have a Mobile Banking App that is designed to cater to all that's important to you easily and seamlessly. The facial recognition feature means that you now have a mobile banking App that recognizes you and adapts to how and when you wa

  The number of counterfeit products (cloned smartphones) seems to be increasing daily in the market, lots of people are really buying fake smartphones thinking it's the original. There are fake versions of Infinix smartphone in the Nigerian market, making it difficult to even identify the original. Many people face this trouble when it comes to choosing where to buy the latest original smartphone in Nigeria. This is not their fault because there are many mobile phone shops in Nigeria, but the question is which of these mobile phone dealers sell original phones with warranty.  In a way to stop these determined sellers from flooding the marketplace with cheap fakes smartphones, Infinixmobility has released all their licensed smartphone dealers and stores in Nigeria. This will help in knowing original Infinix stores and also help in reducing the numerous fake Infinix versions being sold in the market today. These Infinix licensed stores are spread across all the states in Nigeria inc

   Huawei has launched its new smartphone, called the Honor 6A. The Huawei Honor 6A is a budget smartphone that features a full-metal unibody along with a fingerprint scanner. The smartphone comes in two variants - 2GB RAM with 16GB internal storage and 3GB RAM with 32GB internal storage. The Honor 6A is a dual-SIM smartphone with 4G LTE support that runs EMUI 5.1 based on Android 7.0 Nougat. It sports a 5-inch HD (720x1280 pixels) display and is powered by an octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 430 SoC wherein four Cortex-A53 cores are clocked at 1.2GHz and four Cortex-A53 cores are clocked at 1.7GHz. For graphics, the device houses an Adreno 505 GPU. As mentioned before, there are two RAM and storage variants - 2GB RAM with 16GB inbuilt storage and 3GB RAM with 32GB inbuilt storage. The storage is expandable via microSD card (up to 128GB). The Honor 6A offers a 13-megapixel rear camera with a 28mm 5P lens with features like PDAF, full-HD video recording, and dual-LED flash. On the front si

      The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 release date WILL happen in 2017. Here we detail the Galaxy Note 8's rumoured specs, hardware and release date The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is as dead  as 2016. But  Samsung will return in 2017  with a follow-up device that, finger's crossed, will not explode. Samsung is now taking the precaution of sourcing its battery cells from a new supplier; reports state the firm will bring in fellow Korean OEM LG, or at least its subsidiary, LG Chem, to produce battery cells for the Galaxy Note 8. As far as we are aware, LG hasn't produced an exploding battery smartphone to date, so this SHOULD mean the Galaxy Note 8 will be a safe device for consumers. New word has emerged following the Galaxy S8 launch suggesting that Samsung is already hard at work on the Galaxy S9 for 2018. This is not too surprising given how the industry works. The news comes via Korean publication  The Bell , which cites unnamed inside industry tipsters who allege that Samsung has

    GOOGLE+ We knew it was coming, but it's always good to hear it direct from the horse's mouth The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will get a release later on in 2017. We all know this. But Samsung has now confirmed this is actually the case; and this is odd because normally handset-makers seldom utter anything about new handsets before they're official. But then Samsung has a lot of achievements to unlock in 2017. For starters, it has to beat Apple's iPhone 8; second, make up for last year's Note 7; and, finally, it needs to reassert itself as the de facto king of the phone space. Samsung's Galaxy S8 launch went swimmingly;  reviews were extremely positive, our's included , and analysts expect Samsung to sell a record number of Galaxy S8 units in 2017/18. The company, however, is keen to do the same with its Galaxy Note 8 handset as well  – this is likely why it is already talking-up the handset in official press releases. "As for the year ahead," said Sa