The Nokia 2.2 has a removable back cover and user-replaceable battery, provides the pure Android experience, and manages to run smoothly most of the time. Nokia’s legendary durable build quality is here too. Enjoy our Nokia 2.2 review.
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What is one of the most capable smartphones you can buy for $125 or ₦42,000? With a 6-inch display, Snapdragon 450 chip, 3GB RAM, 32GB ROM, dual rear camera, 3760mAh battery with 10W fast charging, the Lenovo K9 Note is a top contender.
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What is an Android Go phone? Wherever you see the term “Android Go”, you know we are talking about an entry-level Android smartphone. Which is why the Ulefone Note 7 stands out: a triple camera is a novelty in entry-level Android phone circles.
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Why should you buy the Nokia 3.2? That is the question we sought to answer in our review. We put the question to the device itself on a daily basis and it gave us answers. Enjoy our Nokia 3.2 review.
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OPPO Waterfall Screen is a dual-curve phone display that further pushes the boundaries of smartphone displays, inching us towards the forever-elusive 100% screen-to-body ratio.
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Because individual experiences are valid, here is a chance to cast your vote for the best 4G network you have used till date.
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If I had to rate the Nokia 8110 4G as an LTE mobile WiFi hotspot, I’d give it a 4.8 over 5.0. And that is after the fact that it died on me while using it for that very purpose. This is the story.
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The Nokia 3.2 feels durable, is made of lightweight polycarbonate, and runs pure Android OS with guaranteed 2 years of software updates and 3 years of security updates. Here are our first impressions from spending a few hours with this budget smartphone. Enjoy our Nokia 3.2 hands-on review.
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Are you actively hunting for or selling a house? Make sure to download these top real estate apps that are available today in 2019 to aid you in the process.
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The Android smartphone ecosystem is riddled with phones that are stuck on the software they shipped with. Nokia phones buck that trend, staying up-to-date and secure years after they are purchased.
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