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How to Enable Wi-Fi Calling on Your iPhone

How to Enable Wi-Fi Calling on
Your iPhone

Wi-Fi calling allows your iPhone to
place and receive phone calls and text
messages over a Wi-Fi network. If you
have a weak cellular signal but a solid
Wi-Fi signal, your iPhone will
automatically switch over and route
calls and texts via Wi-Fi.
Apple added support for Wi-Fi calling to
the iPhone with iOS 8, and it’s
gradually becoming supported on more and
more carriers, including the latest
addition of Verizon on iOS 9.3. You can
only use this if your cellular
carrier supports it.
What You Need to Know
This is disabled by default, so you’ll
have to enable it before it will do
anything. Once you’ve enabled it, it
will “just work” and your phone will
automatically switch to Wi-Fi when
necessary. You’ll see this indicated in
the status bar — for example, it will
say “T-Mobile Wi-Fi” rather than “T-
Mobile LTE” if you’re using T-Mobile
and your phone is currently connected to
Wi-Fi rather than the LTE cellular
network. Dial a number or send a text
message in the normal way while “Wi-
Fi” appears in your status bar and it
will connect over the Wi-Fi connection
instead of the cellular one.
It’ll automatically switch between
cellular and Wi-Fi networks as you move
out of an area covered by Wi-Fi, so you
don’t have to do anything different or
even think about it.
This only works if your carrier has
enabled the necessary support on their
end. The carrier has to be able to
automatically route calls and texts to
you over the Internet.
What You’ll Need
You’ll just need two things to use this
feature:
A carrier that supports Wi-Fi calling :
In the US, T-Mobile, Sprint, and AT&T
support this. Verizon is also supported
as long as you’re running iOS 9.3 or
higher. Bell and Rogers support it in
Canada, EE and Vodaphone support it in
the UK, and 3 and SmarTone support it
on Hong Kong. More carriers should
support it in the future.
An iPhone 5c or newer : Older iPhones
don’t support this. You’ll need an
iPhone 5c, 5s, 6, 6s, or a newer model
to use this feature.
How to Enable Wi-Fi Calling
To enable Wi-Fi calling, open the
Settings app on your iPhone, scroll
down, and tap Phone. Tap “Wi-Fi
Calling” under Calls and activate the
“Wi-Fi Calling on This iPhone” slider.
You should also tap “Update Emergency
Address” and ensure your carrier has a
correct address. If you ever dial 911
over a Wi-Fi network , the emergency
responders will see your call associated
with the emergency address you enter
here.
If you ever encounter a problem with Wi-
Fi calling, you can visit this screen
again and disable it with a quick tap.
Using Wi-Fi Calling Along With
Continuity
Wi-Fi calling doesn’t usually work
with the Continuity feature . You won’t
be able to place or receive calls on
your Mac or another iOS device like an
iPad if you enable Wi-Fi calling.
Apple is slowly recitying this. If you
have iOS 9 and OS X El Capitan, you can
now use the standard Continuity features
along with Wi-Fi Calling — assuming
you’re with T-Mobile in the US. No
other carriers yet support this.
You can enable this feature from the
Phone screen in the Settings app. Under
the Wi-Fi calling option on the Phone
screen, tap “Calls on Other Devices.”
Tap “Add Wi-Fi Calling For Other
Devices” and other devices signed in
with your iCloud account will be able to
place and receive calls normally even
with Wi-Fi calling enabled. Again,
carriers will have to go out of their
way to support this — currently, only
T-Mobile in the US allows this.
Wi-Fi calling isn’t a whizz-
bang feature you’ll notice a lot after
you enable it, but it makes your iPhone
work much better in areas with low
cellular reception but a solid Wi-Fi
signal.
Some Android devices also have a feature
like this one. If they do, it’s
generally baked into the phone as part
of the cellular carrier’s customizations
and is activated in a different way on
each phone. Apple is taking the lead in
rolling it out in a standardized way
different carriers can support, and you
can use it even if you buy an unlocked
phone and bring it to a carrier of your
choice.

How to play PS4 on PC using PC Remote Play Here's how you can play your PS4 via your PC right now using the new, official Sony PS4 Remote Play app.

How to play PS4 on
PC using PC Remote
Play

Here's how you can play your PS4
via your PC right now using the
new, official Sony PS4 Remote
Play app.

The PlayStation 4 is, arguably,
the most popular gaming platform
available at the moment, but up
until now it has lacked a
something that its rivals, namely
Xbox, feature. A recent addition
to the Xbox One feature list is
the ability to play your Xbox One
games via your PC in Windows 10,
thanks to the newly updated Xbox
app. And as of 6 April, the Sony
equivalent is here for PS4 thanks
to a new update. Here, we show
you how to set up and install
Remote PC Play to play
your PS4 games on your PC. Read
next: Best PS4 games of 2016
How to play PS4 on PC or
Mac: PC & Mac Remote Play
available now
Sony first dropped the news that
PS4 users will be able to access
Remote Play via their PC or Mac a
little over a month ago, although
details were scarce. It wouldn't
be available to public beta
testers; all we knew is that it'd
be coming as part of the
PlayStation 4 3.50 system
software update which also had no
real release date. Fast forward
to 5 April and Sony announced via
the PlayStation blog that the
software update would be
available to users the very next
day and includes the highly
anticipated PC & Mac Remote Play
support.
The PlayStation 4 3.50 update is
now readily available, and once
the update has hit your console
you'll be able to start using
Remote Play. To do so, you'll
need to head over to the official
Remote Play site and download the
application to your PC or Mac,
and follow our instructions
below.
See also: Most anticipated games
of 2016
How to play PS4 on a PC or
Mac: System Requirements
Your PC or Mac has to be running
one of the following operating
systems:
Windows 8.1
Windows 10 or later
OS X 10.10
OS X 10.11
You’ll be able to select from
the following resolution and
frame rate options, depending on
your Internet connection – for
720p/60fps, a minimum internet
connection of 5Mb is required.
Resolution options: 360p, 540p, 720p
Default resolution – 540p
Frame rate: Standard (30fps), High
(60fps)
Default frame rate – Standard
(30fps)
You'll also be able to use the
DualShock 4 controller, though
this will have to be connected to
your PC or Mac via micro USB.
Read next: Everything we know so
far about PlayStation VR
How to play PS4 on a PC or
Mac
Step 1) Download and install PC/
Mac client. The first step in our
how-to is to download the
official Remote Play app for PC
or Mac – this can be downloaded
from here. Once you’ve
downloaded the installer, simply
install the app by following the
on-screen instructions.
Step 2) Update your PS4 software
to 3.50 if you haven’t already.
Depending on your PlayStation 4
settings, you should be prompted
to download and install the
update automatically. However, if
this hasn’t happened, don’t
fear - you can also go to
Settings > System Software Update
to manually trigger the update.
Step 3) Open PC Remote Play app
and connect your DualShock 4
controller. Even though most PCs
and Macs offer Bluetooth support,
Sony has designed the Remote Play
app to only work with wired
connections. This means you’ll
have to plug your PS4 controller
into your PC/Mac via a USB cable,
then click “Start”.
Step 4) Log in to your PSN
account. This should be the same
as the main account you use on
your PlayStation 4.
Step 5a) App will automatically
search for your PS4. The search
may take a few minutes but if it
doesn’t show up after an
extended period of time, it has
to be done manually. Sony claims
that the search won’t find your
PlayStation 4 via the Internet if
it isn’t registered as your
Primary PS4, or if it’s
completely powered off (opposed
to being in Rest Mode where it’s
able to remotely turn it on).
Step 5b) If it isn’t found,
click Manually Connect. It’s
worth noting that manually
connecting to your PS4 requires
both the PS4 and PC/Mac to be on
the same network. On your PS4,
head to Settings > Remote Play
Connection Settings > Add device
and enter the number provided on
the Remote Play app.
Step 6 – Get ready to game. If
all goes well, your PC should
then connect to your PS4 and you
can start gaming away. If you
want to tweak your connection
settings, you must first
disconnect from Remote Play by
turning off your PS4 or closing
the Remote Play app. Before
clicking “Start” to connect to
your PS4, click Settings and
tweak the Resolution/Framerat

LATEST NEWS ON 5G NETWORK

The much-anticipated 5G mobile
standard won't be finished until
2020, but the people who'll make
it happen were busy throughout
2015 trying to define it.
One thing that's clear already is
that 5G won't be like 4G. Rather
than just making phones and
tablets faster, the next
generation of mobile technology
will be asked to serve many uses,
each with different requirements.
This was a year for sorting
through those demands.
"A lot of progress has been
made," said Tolaga Research
analyst Phil Marshall.
"Effectively, we're trying to
find the right set of
technologies to use."
While the needs are abundant, the
choice of possible ways to meet
them is also wider than ever.
Ultra-high frequencies that until
recently were considered
impossible to use for mobile
services could deliver much
higher speeds. Emerging systems
that can send data across the
network in a trickle may let
Internet of Things devices last
years on tiny batteries. And
researchers are working on
reducing delays so messages we
need for tasks like driving can
be delivered on time.
Rest assured that 5G will be
faster than 4G. This year,
everyone had something different
to say about how much faster.
Ericsson said it had achieved
5Gbps on a testbed for 5G,
surpassing the fastest LTE
networks by about 50 times.
Samsung demonstrated potential 5G
technologies running at 7.5Gbps
and got a stable 1.2Gbps signal
to a minivan traveling at highway
speed. The European Commission's
5G Public-Private Partnership set
a goal for the new standard of
100 times faster than 4G, and
Japanese carrier NTT DoCoMo said
it planned to achieve that kind
of speed ( 10Gbps) in partnership
with vendors including Ericsson,
Alcatel-Lucent, Nokia and
Samsung.
Samsung Electronics
Samsung demonstrates 1.2Gbps data
transmission over a prototype 5G
wireless network to a vehicle traveling
at 100kmph
But making mobile faster will
take more than better radios and
antennae. Operators will also
need more spectrum, which will
bring government decision-making
into the mix. The U.S. Federal
Communications Commission started
down the path to opening up some
promising new bands this year,
recognizing that process could
take a long time.
Faster, by itself, won't be
enough for 5G. It needs to go
slower, too. It will have to
connect the growing Internet of
Things, where devices like
sensors and meters won't have
much data to send but will have
to fit in tight spaces and last
longer on batteries. Dedicated
narrowband networks for IoT
gained ground in 2015, and the
developers of 5G want to make
sure the future standard can
play, too.
That calls for new options on
radio networks but also new ways
of sharing those networks,
Tolaga's Marshall said.
Subscribers use mobile broadband
services in a pretty consistent
way, while many IoT devices like
sensors send bursts of traffic
that aren't always urgent. It
takes a lot of overhead to make
all those uses share a network,
so 5G may include a special way
to handle bursty traffic that's
more like the way Wi-Fi works, he
said.
It's also becoming more obvious
that 5G will have to connect
things like self-driving cars and
augmented-reality headsets. Those
need data to arrive right on
time. For one thing, 4G can't
get below 10 milliseconds of
latency, so that will have to
change. Marshall said. But the
next standard may also mean a
whole new network architecture
with less information in
centralized data centers and more
spread around its edges,
including in devices, he said.
For example, if a cluster of cars
going down a highway needs
information about each other to
keep from colliding, a
conventional network can't handle
it if there are more than two
cars, he said. At that point,
delays in getting to a central
cloud are too long, so the data
has to stay local. "The cloud
... has to be embedded in the
car," Marshall said.
Needs and possible solutions got
clearer this year, but 5G
development is far from done.
Next, those crafting the standard
will have to decide what goes
into the first release of 5G and
what will have to wait for later
updates. They won't finish
hashing that out in 2016,
Marshall said.
Still, everyone wants to be out
in front of 5G development and
deployment, and 2015 saw a lot of
jockeying for position.
Just like 3G and 4G, the 5G
specification will be drawn up by
the 3GPP (Third-Generation
Partnership Project) and approved
by the International
Telecommunication Union. But
vendors and policymakers want to
influence the standard. In
October, several large regional
groups agreed to hold meetings
every six months to build
consensus on what should go into
5G. That followed a similar
agreement-to-agree in September
between China and the European
Union.
Even with the standard still
about five years away, 2015 was a
good year for promises of the
first 5G network. NTT DoCoMo said
it would roll out the first
commercial system ahead of the
2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.
South Korea's KT Telecom said it
would have one in 2018 for that
country's Winter Olympics.
Verizon Wireless went one better,
claiming it would start field
trials of 5G in 2016, leaving
some observers to ask exactly
what kind of 5G that might be.
But there was at least one
concrete sign of progress on 5G
this year. In June, the ITU
settled on an official name for
it: IMT-2020. Unfortunately,
about all that tells us is that
it's not here yet.

AT&T IS BRINGING BACK AN UNLIMITED DATA PLAN

AT&T is bringing back an
unlimited data plan but not for
all wireless subscribers.
Starting Tuesday, DirecTV and U-
Verse customers will have the
opportunity to pay $100 per month
for a single line of unlimited
data, talk, and text on AT&T’s
network. Additional phones will
cost $40 per line, and if you
add four smartphones you’ll get
the fourth line for free after
the first two months.
You can add a tablet as well for
$40 per month, or you can opt
for a $10 monthly charge and
limit the tablet to just 1GB of
data per month. Overages on the
$10 option are a killer, however,
as every gigabyte after that will
set you back $15.
The story behind the story: The
new unlimited plan is AT&T’s
attempt to make the most of its
DirecTV acquisition that closed
in July. The idea is that the
company’s TV subscribers will
want unlimited data to stream
shows from DirecTV or U-Verse
while on the go. Video streams
are always a killer for data
caps, but that goes doubly so
when you have LTE devices thirsty
for high-definition images. AT&T
says the new unlimited offer is
just “the first of many
integrated video and mobility
offers” slated to debut in 2016.
The limits of unlimited
For AT&T, “unlimited data”
means you will be able to use up
to 22GB of data per line
unfettered. After that, AT&T will
slow down your traffic “during
periods of network congestion.”
That’s standard for AT&T’s new
throttling policy for unlimited
plans that rolled out in
September following a fine in
July from the Federal
Communications Commission. Sprint
has a similar limit of 23GB for
its $70 unlimited plan before it
will start to throttle.
As for AT&T wireless subscribers
looking to get a TV package, AT&T
is currently offering DirecTV and
U-Verse subscriptions starting at
$20 per month. The catch is that
price is only for the first 12
months and the deal requires a
two-year commitment.
That’s a pretty standard cable
deal you can find with pretty
much any cable company as a new
subscriber. If that doesn’t suit
your fancy, you may want to wait

LATEST NEWS FROM SAMSUNG MOBILE

Samsung Electronics will be
making Qualcomm's upcoming
Snapdragon 820 mobile processors,
refueling speculation that the
chips could find their way into
the South Korean giant's premium
smartphones, thus winning back
lost business.
The chip-maker said Thursday it
had begun mass production of
logic chips utilizing its 14-
nanometer LPP (Low-Power Plus)
process, which is used to make
its own Exynos 8 Octa processor.
It added that the Qualcomm
Snapdragon 820 processor also
uses the 14nm LPP process and is
expected to be in devices in the
first half of this year.
Samsung and Qualcomm did not
immediately comment on whether
the Snapdragon processor would
also be designed into Samsung's
phones including the upcoming
Galaxy S7. Leaks of the device,
rumored to be announced at the
Mobile World Congress in
Barcelona next month, have
suggested that it could use the
Snapdragon 820.
A chip fabrication deal may not
necessarily translate into
Samsung using the Qualcomm chips
in the Galaxy S7, said Patrick
Moorhead, president and principal
analyst at Moor Insights &
Strategy. Samsung runs their
businesses in a very disconnected
fashion, with its mobile and
semiconductor businesses very
separate, wrote Moorhead in an
email. "Therefore, I don't
believe that the fact the 820 is
built by Samsung increases its
chances of being in the SGS7," he
added.
Qualcomm lost business from
Samsung as the smartphone vendor
decided to use its in-house
Exynos processor rather than the
Snapdragon 810 chip in its
flagship Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6
edge smartphones. Qualcomm said
in April last year that it did
not expect an immediate shift in
its share of components in
Samsung's premium devices and cut
its revenue guidance for 2015.
But a shift could come because
the 820 offers better performance
than the Exynos. "I do believe
Samsung must use the 820 to be
more competitive with Apple. 820
hits performance per watt levels
Exynos just can't hit," Moorhead
said.
Smartphones and other devices
built around chips made with the
new process can also be expected
to be more power-efficient and
faster. Samsung claimed that its
new 14nm LPP process delivers up
to 15 percent higher speed and 15
percent less power consumption
over the previous 14nm LPE (Low-
Power Early) process through
improvements in transistor
structure and process
optimization. Samsung announced
in the first quarter of last year
its Exynos 7 Octa processor built
on the 14nm LPE process.

NOKIA PHONE SECRET CODES

Guys.....I'M Publishing here Mobile secret
Codes,Most of them will work and are
updates according to best of my
knowledge..Enjoy the extensive
collection of Secret mobile Phone
Codes
I'll start with NOKIA phones.....I'll publish other devices soon

Nokia Secret Codes

On the main screen type in:
*#06# for checking the IMEI
(International Mobile Equipment
Identity).

*#7780# reset to factory settings.

*#67705646# This will clear the LCD
display(operator logo).

*#0000# To view software version.

*#2820# Bluetooth device address.

*#746025625# Sim clock allowed status.

#pw+1234567890+1# Shows if sim have
restrictions.

*#92702689# - takes you to a secret menu
where you may find some of the
information below:

1. Displays Serial Number.
2. Displays the Month and Year of
Manufacture
3. Displays (if there) the date where the
phone was purchased (MMYY)
4. Displays the date of the last repair -
if found (0000)
5. Shows life timer of phone (time passes
since last start)
*#3370# - Enhanced Full Rate Codec (EFR)
activation. Increase signal strength,
better signal reception. It also help if
you want to use GPRS and the service is not
responding or too slow. Phone battery
will drain faster though.

*#3370* - (EFR) deactivation. Phone will
automatically restart. Increase battery
life by 30% because phone receives less
signal from network.

*#4720# - Half Rate Codec activation.

*#4720* - Half Rate Codec deactivation.

The phone will automatically restart
If you forgot wallet code for Nokia S60
phone, use this code reset: *#7370925538#
Note, your data in the wallet will be
erased. Phone will ask you the lock code.

Default lock code is: 12345
Press *#3925538# to delete the contents
and code of wallet.

Unlock service provider: Insert sim, turn
phone on and press vol up(arrow keys) for
3 seconds, should say pin code. Press
C,then press * message should flash,
press * again and 04*pin*pin*pin# \
*#7328748263373738# resets security code.
Default security code is 12345
Change closed caller group (settings
>security settings>user groups) to 00000
and your phone will sound the message tone
when you are near a radar speed trap.
Setting it to 500 will cause your phone to
set off security alarms at shop exits,
gr8 for practical jokes! (works with some
of the Nokia phones.) Press and hold "0"
on the main screen to open wap browser.

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Easiest way to Welcome Back Your Lost/ Stolen MTN SIM Card By Yourself In Minutes

First of all, Go Http:// www.mtnonline.com/
index.php/
welcomeback.html

Fill In Your Details In The Online Sim Swap
Form:

1. Title:
2. First Name:
3. Last Name:
4. E-mail Address:
5. Birthday: 6. Alternative Number
7. INFORMATION ON OLD LINE:
A. (STOLEN / LOST / DAMAGED)
B. Was Your MTN Line: Stolen? Lost?
Damaged?
8. Enter The Phone Number Of The Stolen/
lost/ Damaged Line
9. LINE OWNERSHIP VERIFICATION
(CUSTOMER MUST ANSWER AT LEAST 2
QUESTIONS CORRECTLY)
- How Much Credit Did You Load When
You Last Recharged? *
What 3 GSM Numbers Do You Frequently
Dial?
Please Insert The Full Phone Number
E.g 0803000000
10. INFORMATION ON NEW LINE TO BE
USED FOR THE SWAP
11. Please Provide The Number Of The New
Line Or Kit Number On The Pack
Of The New Prepaid Welcome Back,
That You Bought For This Welcome
Back/ SWAP. (Phone Number Of The
New Line, Starting With 0803 0r 0806
Or 0703 Or 0706 Or 0813 Or 0816 Note That
You Will Need To Buy A New
Mtn Sim card But Don't Insert It In The
Phone First Until You Have Done The
Sim Swap.

Your Complete Guide To Tecno Smartphones 2

Your Complete Guide To Tecno
Smartphones

*Tecno H6

Tecno H6 has major similarities to

another hit Tecno model, the Tecno

H5, although Tecno H6 is more
advanced both in terms of

styling and

performance. One of the biggest
improvements is its longer

battery

life, which will allow you to use
your smartphone more without

constantly looking for a

charger.
Other specs include the latest

Android OS, 8GB memory capacity with
support for 32GB memory cards, 1.3GHz
quad-core processor, 1GB RAM, and
better camera.
Get Tecno H6 here ; prices begin at
₦14,000 .
*Tecno S5

One of the latest Tecno
releases is
the S5, a smartphone that can
compete
in terms of design and
specifications

with the high end smartphones
in the
market. Released as an update
to
Tecno S3, the S5 is equipped
with a
5MP camera (+flash), and 1.2MP
front
camera, 4.5” colourful
display,

1.3GHz processor, the latest
Android

OS, and 3G capabilities. And
don’t
forget about the dual-SIM
option!
Tecno S5 can be bought here
; prices
start at ₦15,000 .

*Tecno L7

With the pre-installed latest
version

of Android, 1.3GHz quad-core

processor, 2GB RAM, 16GB
storage

13MP back camera and 5MP front

camera, Tecno L7 surpassed
every
expectation. No matter what you

primarily use your smartphone
for:

texting, business, taking
photos,

listening to music or playing –
your

L7 will excel in any challenge,
much
like the other smartphones in

Tecno’s lineup.

Tecno L7 can be found here ; prices
start from ₦18,000 .
*Tecno F6

Tecno F6, along with its
predecessor

Tecno F5, were released by
Tecno as a

competition to another
smaprthone

that is widely popular in
Nigeria –

the Infinix Zero. The Tecno F6’s

bright, sharp and responsive
display
has the size of 4.7”; the
quad-cor
e
processor with 1GB RAM can take
on
any challenge
. Preserve your memories

with two high resolution
cameras and

store files using the F6’s
16GB ROM.

Find Tecno F6 here ; prices
begin from
₦22,000
.
*Tecno Phantom Z A7

Although Tecno is mostly famous for

producing affordable
smartphones

perfect for everyday use, once

in a

while the brand releases a

groundbreaking model that every

smartphone buyer is dreaming
of.

Tecno Phantom Z A7 is one of
those

groundbreaking smartphones,
and,

perhaps, the best Tecno
smartphone

produced to date. The most
desirable

specs include 2GB RAM, HD
AMOLED

durable display, 16GB and 8GB

cameras, and powerful battery.
The

Phantom Z A7 is definitely here
to

stay!

Tecno Phantom Z A7 can be found
here ;

prices start at ₦30,000 .

Your Complete Guide To Tecno Smartphones

Your Complete
Guide To Tecno
Smartphones

Here is a post on tecno smartphones

It’s safe to say that no other brand
has managed to earn popularity so big
and fast as Tecno. Tecno smartphones
can be found everywhere, and the
number of Tecno fans is growing every
day. And what’s not to like?
Affordably priced, widely available
and beautifully styled phones with
great specifications have found their
way into the hearts of Nigerian
smartphone buyers.

Are you looking for a new smartphone
and considering Tecno as your brand
of choice? Then check out this
complete guide, ranked from lowest to
highest price !
*Tecno P3

Tecno P3 largely resembles the Tecno
N3. Both of these models are widely
popular among Nigerians thanks to
their reasonable pricing, bright and
clear 3.5” display, 3 megapixel
camera, 3G capabilities, 512MB of
RAM, and a powerful processor. If
you’re looking for a phone to use
every day, the P3 should be your top
choice.
Tecno p3 price is  from
₦6,000 .

*Tecno S3

Another successful member of the
Tecno lineup, the Tecno S3 dual-SIM
phone offers its owners the same high
level of quality and specs buyers are
used to. The 4GB ROM can be expanded
to 32GB with the help of a memory
card. The 2.0MP rare-facing camera
plus the 0.3MP front camera will let
you capture every valuable moment of
your life and view it on the S3’s
3.5” sensitive touchscreen.
prices begin from
₦6,000 .

*Tecno N3

Tecno N3 is not just another cheap
smartphone – in fact, it was the
first Tecno smartphone with Android
as its operating system. With a 3.5”
LCD display, 512MB RAM, and
opportunity to extend memory to 32GB,
Tecno N3 has everything a modern
smartphone user may need.
Buy Tecno N3 here ; prices start from
₦6,500 .

*Tecno H3

Tecno H3 was a welcome addition to
the variety of Tecno smartphones. For
many buyers its most attractive
feature is the design: the soft touch
material of the body, along with a
more durable screen, appealed to a
lot of users. Other upgrades from the
previous versions include longer
battery life, high-res dual camera,
and detailed 3.5” display. If
you’re looking for a reliable and
affordable smartphone, you can’t go
wrong with Tecno H3.
Tecno H3 can be bought here ; prices
start at ₦10,000 .

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How to increase your Android volume with mobile uncle tools

How to increase your Android
volume with mobile uncle tools
Posted by:AY PIZZY

If your android phone speaker is not loud
enough as you want, nothing to worry
about because you can fix it to increase
the speaker volume. This issue is common
to some infinix and tecno phones which
default speaker volume is too low even
after increasing the volume to the highest
with or without the volume key
Firstly download Mobile Uncle tools
HERE or MTK Engineering App from
playstore, any of the two is Ok. However,
am going to use Mobile Uncle tools to
explain this today

Step>>1.Open the app and click on engine
ering mode (mtk)

Step 2

swipe
to hardware testing and select audio

Step 3

Click on loudspeaker mode

Step 4

Select level 5

Change value from 128 to 200
Change max vol from 116 to 150
You can as well adjust to your satisfaction.
That's all
Drop your comments below

BREAK ANY NOKIA MOBILE PASSWORD JUST A MINUTE

    BREAK ANY NOKIA MOBILE
    PASSWORD JUST A MINUTE
   Posted by AY PIZZY

1. First Copy (press *#06#) IMEI Code.

2. Next Click Here Check site
www.nfader.su

3. Next You Show A Box & Enter The
IMEI Code.

4. Next click I am legal owner of the
phone with that IMEI.

5. Now Click Generate button. Now
you will see master code.

Now UNLOCK Your Mobile Password.

It's very easy....