Thursday, 18 February 2016

The Cheapest Smartphone Phone Ringing Bell

What is in a name? The name Ringing Bell is abuzz for it's latest product.

The company that built the cheapest smartphone in the world so far, Ringing Bells will for a long time ring bells all around the world for it's latest Android 5.1 running smartphone, The Freedom 251, that costs just around $4.00!
Figure 1 Freedom 251 by Ringing Bell
 The Freedom 251 has a 4-inch display, 1.3GHz quad-core processor, 1GB RAM, and a 1,450 mAh battery. In the camera department it comes with a 3.2-megapixel rear camera and a 0.3-megapixel front camera. Phone storage is 8GB internal, with support for 32GB external memory.

The Ringing Bells is an Indian mobile phone manufacturing company founded in the year 2015. It has several smartphones already released in the market. 

Thursday, 11 February 2016

Saturday, 6 February 2016

Get FREE Smartphone from Globacom Nigeria

It is the love month! Yes, February it is!
You may have been asking yourself, "What gift can I buy this Valentine, for my loved one?"

What about a mobile phone? Good idea, eh?

Do you know you can get a new mobile phone for FREE? And note this, not just some mobile phone but a SMARTPHONE for FREE!

You doubt?

Your doubt dies right now!

Globacom Nigeria is giving away free smartphone, yes FREE, no raffles, no draws, no maybes. You get a FREE SMARTPHONE INSTANTLY when you subscribe to a 1-year data plan!

When you subscribe for a 1-year data @ N15,000, you get an Alcatel pixi Android smartphone, and 1.4GB data monthly for 12 months.
Alcatel pixi 
  
Wiko Lenny 
If you decide to go for the 1-year @ N18,000 subscription you  have two choices of Android Smartphone to pick from, the Wiko Lenny and Injoo Halo plus 1.8GB data monthly for 12 months.

Injoo Halo 

You can take up this free gift now, just visit the nearest Gloworld office near you!

And remember this, go along with a means of identification for the registration of the SIM card that comes with the offer.

Friday, 5 February 2016

The 'Diamond' car!

This 'diamond' car can accelerate up to 60mph under 3 seconds! It is the... 

                         KOENIGSEGG CCXR TREVITA!


Displayed below are some pictures of the 'diamond' car. 


Figure 1.0 The Koenigsegg with removable hardtop that stores under the
front hood lid 

Figure 1.1 The 'Diamond' car only two of it was ever made! 

Figure 1.2 The Koenigsegg is made of proprietary shimmering diamond pre impregnated carbon fibre /kevlar weave which makes it glitter like a diamond studed car!


Equipped with the under listed : 


Visible shimmering diamond weave carbon body, paddle-shift, inconel exhaust system, rear parking sensor, dual airbags, double carbon wing, winglets, large front splitter, detachable stowable hardtop with glass roof, power windows, adjustable pedals and steering column, adjustable seats in rake and length, carbon ceramic brakes with ABS, hydraulic lifting system, power steering, power brakes, SatNav, MP3 player, USB connection, climate control, digital warning and info system, G sensor, alarm, tyre monitoring system, silver key, leather carpets, roof stowage bag, car cover, forged aluminium wheels and chrono instrument cluster.





























Monday, 1 February 2016

New Electricity Tariff (MYTO-2015) For Lagos State

The new Multi Year Tariff Order - MYTO-2015 energy billing rate per Kilowatts is expected to take effect from the 1st day of February, 2016.

The tariff covers the years 2015 to the year 2024. It is structured such that when electricity supply improves customers will start paying lesser rate per Kilowatts.

See Table 1.1 and Table 1.2 below for the rate Lagos State residents are expected to pay over the period the tariff targets. Table 1.0 shows the different customer categories.
Table 1.0 Customer categories


Table 1.1 Eko Disco Tariff
Table 1.2 Ikeja Disco Tariff


Friday, 22 January 2016

Cheap Value-for-Money Android Mobile Phone to Buy



Considering buying an android mobile phone that falls within a price range of N20,000 to N30,000? $80 - $100?

It is advisable to buy one having a RAM size of 1GB or more and in-built storage (ROM) of 8GB or higher. This will ensure continuous smooth running of your device after installation of your favourite apps (and future app updates). You will not be constrained for space to install large sized apps e.g. games compared to having 4GB ROM device which usually end up with just about 2GB only available for app installation.

Another very important thing to consider is the battery size. As it is expected, the larger the battery capacity, the longer your mobile phone will run on a full charge. Also note that a bigger display (screen size) translate to more battery drain.

Now to the processor, which is the ‘brain’ of your device, the processor used to be predominantly Qualcomm processors. However, of recent Mediatek processors which are priced lower and arguably with performance at par with those made by Qualcomm are being used even for some high spec’d android devices.

The table below shows some of the value-for-money android mobile phone you can purchase at pocket friendly prices.
Table 1.0 List of Android mobile phones with good specification and @ pocket friendly prices.

You may have observed that the MediaTek System-on-Chip (SoC)  processor is predominant in the list above, a deeper look at the MediaTek processor for smartphones is provided in Table 1.1 below to further inform you of the different features of each.
Table 1.1 MediaTek Smartphone Processor features















Sunday, 17 January 2016

Globacom Nigeria Data Subscription Code


Globacom has got a nice web interface to view and share your data subscription @ hsi.glo.com. If you will like to share your data you also have the option of sending a text message containing the number you want to share your data subscription with to 127,  just type 'Share 0805xxxxxxx' (without the quote) and send to 127. 

Transfer Credit (airtime) to another person 

It's very easy to transfer credit from your line to another Glo line. Dial *131*Recipient Number*Amount*Password#. Use the default password 00000.