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Checkout the 6 ways to Speed up your Android device below: 1. Delete Un-used Applications what are the un-used app doing on your mobile, delete it to make space … go to settings > applications 2. Restarting Your Mobile Every Morning Restarting your android, releases occupied memory spaces and it boost your mobile from hanging 3. Delete Irrelevant Apps Most people love installing both good and bad apps on their android phones and call it swag, my phone has alot of apps, not knowing they are killing the phone. e.g you installed AVG antivirus, AVAST Mobile Security, Netqin, haha, what do you need 3 antivirus for?? hun? install only frequently used apps. Let your mobile be moderate. 4. Update Your Anti-Virus Do update your antivirus and always scan your mobile, maybe before going to bed, some antivirus has that features, auto scan of mobile by the time set. 5. Save Apps to Memory Card (SDcard) Save apps to memory card to make your mobile space free, so as the phone to carry o...

All smartphones warm up a little during intense use. This is quite normal and nothing to be alarmed about. During intensive use, the phone draws a lot of power from the battery and this causes it to warm up. What is abnormal is where your phone heats up tremendously and becomes hot. Sometimes, the only thing to fear is a burning sensation when in contact with your body. In worse cases, the phone may shut down, become unresponsive or reboot. In the worst case scenario, the device may combust – burst into flames. Also, note that heat drains the battery of your phone faster. The hotter it gets, the faster your battery drains, so you get the most out of your battery if you keep your phone from heating up too much. What To Do If Your Phone Gets Hot During Use 1. Put it down a while and let it cool down. 2. Turn off WiFi or 3G/4G data. Internet usage are key power drainers in any smartphone. By disabling your internet connection, you cut off this factor, and of course mostly likely wil...

Telecommunication giant MTN Group is in talks to buy Nigeria’s Visafone Communications to solidify its grip in the South African firm’s most important market, sources familiar with the discussions said on Friday. Wireless-network operator Visafone was set up eight years ago to deliver voice and broadband services through mobile and fixed telecom platforms after business tycoon Jim Ovia, who also founded Zenith Bank, acquired three operators. “The deal is done. We’re almost putting ink to paper,” a source close to the deal said. Another source said the talks would conclude “very soon”. Both sources did not say how much MTN would spend on the purchase and how big a stake in Visafone it would take up. MTN spokesman Chris Maroleng said the company did not comment on market speculation. Visafone officials were not immediately available to confirm whether the firm was involved in discussions. Visafone grew its subscriber base from 30,000 after the acquisitions in 2007, to 2.2 million ...