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2018 Updated List of MTN Data Plans and Prices

Hello Fans! Believe If you are reading this, am guessing you are looking for the updated list of   data plans from MTN  However, you need to spend a little penny to afford the plan that will perform all the necessary tasks you need to ascertain. Sometimes, people thinks Glo data plans is the best because they offer up massive data plans at low costs but can you compare their speed? Who will like to purchase a data plan that cannot offer up what is expected from it. Imagine, getting 4GB at N1,000 but the network couldn’t allow you finish it up.  Ohh! That’s bad and annoying! These plans can work effortlessly on any device that can access the internet. Be it, Laptop (through Modem), Android smartphone, PSP console, IOS devices like Apple & others, Wrist watches that can connect the internet and many others. Now, let’s look into Updated List of MTN Data Plans and Prices  Be rest assured that their affordable prices won’t send you off, since their se...

11 killer Android features you aren’t using, but should

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Android is stacked with so many tools and configuration options, we often overlook some of its most useful features. Sometimes they’re hiding in plain sight. Other times, they’re buried so deep, you’d never discover them without spelunking deep into submenus, groping blindly in the dark. But don’t let that one killer feature get away. Even if you consider yourself an Android power user, you’d do well to make sure you’re familiar with every single menu, toggle and utility on this list. We’ve done our best to identify the precise locations of the features listed below, but you may have to hunt around menus a bit if your device manufacturer has excessive interface customizations. Did we leave out that one killer, secret feature that everyone should know about? Let us know by officially submitting a tip to Greenbot. We’ll give you direct credit if we use your submission. Use Android Device Manager for remote security Use Android Device Manager for much greater control over...

iPhone X versus Android's best Galaxy Note 8: A surprisingly lopsided affair

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The Galaxy Note 8 is an incredible phone. Back when I reviewed it for PCWorld I gave it the highest possible score and raved about its display, still the greatest I’ve seen in Android phone. The dual camera delivered impressive portraits and lush landscapes, and the battery powered through the busiest of days. In short, it was the best phone I had ever used and I thought it would be a long while before anything topped it. I was wrong. Apple’s iPhone X not only beats the Note 8, it practically makes it seem obsolete. I’ve tested a wide array of Android handsets over the past 12 months, and I can confidently say that none are in the same league as Apple’s newest handset. And only a couple come close. The Galaxy Note 8 is an extraordinary phone, but iPhone X beats it in every category Quite frankly, it’s hard to even describe how much better iPhone X is without using it for a stretch of time, and most Android fans will never get that chance. That’s a shame....

Five hidden features of Android 8.0 Oreo you should be using

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Google is pushing Android 8.0 Oreo to Nexus and Pixel devices as device makers scramble to get their phones updated. Google's devices will be the only ones running the new software, at least for a while. What's this Oreo update all about, anyway? Everyone knows about the big stuff, like picture-in-picture and autofill apps, but a lot more is going on if you dig deeper. Here are six awesome hidden Oreo features to get you started. Widgets via app shortcuts Google has changed the location and appearance of the home screen widget picker several times, and Oreo brings yet another alteration. This one might make using widgets much easier, though. All of an app's widgets are accessible with a long-press on the app icon. This works in the app drawer as well as on the home screen. The long-press menu is the same one that shows pending notifications via notification dots, one of the high-profile changes to Android 8.0. Less well-known is the icon that loo...