In Nigeria there are always
more people switching from a normal cellphone to a smartphone. The reasons can
be many: first of all, they are ‘smarter’ and allow you to do many more things,
thanks to their apps and browsers, such as chats and surfing the net. Second,
they are more trendy and up to date all over the world. So how do you change
your
phone and which are the best models?
phone and which are the best models?
Instead of just throwing it
away, you can try to re-sell it, in order to make some money to get your new
one. You can sell it back to a phone company: some of them will give you some
money for your previous device, but it'll usually be a small quantity if you
compare it with how much you can earn in the private market. For example, if
you put up an ad on a classifieds site listing how new and incredible the phone
really is you're more likely to get a better deal and you can access a broader
kind of market.
Now, what are the best phones on
the market at the moment?


Tecno - This brand is
appreciated by all those who cannot afford a Blackberry but don’t want to
renounce to that sort of quality and functions. Maybe a bit less trendy and
stylish, this brand’s smartphones meet the same practical necessities of a
Blackberry. Thus, it’s very affordable.
Samsung - This is one of the
leading brands at the moment worldwide. It’s super versatile, functional and
always up to date. Its quality matches Apple devices but usually with a lower
cost. It's battery is not one of the most lasting ones, but as far as memory goes you'd be satisfied with this one. It definitely is one of the best.
cost. It's battery is not one of the most lasting ones, but as far as memory goes you'd be satisfied with this one. It definitely is one of the best.

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Offers of Blackberry smartphones by RIM may be waning in different nations, however that news presumably does not have any effect to their Nigerian clients. The buy of blackberry phones still stays relentless, enduring just a minor drop with the rise of Tecno brand and development of different brands running on Android stages. The way that such a variety of Nigerians still own Blackberry smartphones is a variable for RIM's achievement in Nigeria. The mixed bag of Blackberry phones and its recognition as a grown-up toy helps the deals. Likewise, on account of its assortment and top of the line costs, the telephone is seen as a grown-up toy, which serves to drive deals upward.Thanks a lot for your nice post.
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