Get 1.2GB Data for Just #500 On Glo Network

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You Can Now Get 1.2GB Data for Just N500 on Glo Network

As far as we know, the Glo network is not helpful in most parts of the country when it comes to the high speed of the internet, but that can’t stop the self-acclaimed Grandmaster of Data from adding the new data plan to its catalog of data plans.

Globacom has added various mouth-watering data these past few months, the likes of Glo 1GB for N100 data plan, 7GB for N1500 weekly plan, etc., and now its offering 1.2GB data for N500. For those of you in cities where Glo is working flawlessly, you can get 1.2GB for N500 usable all day and all night. 1GB is usable all day and 200MB is usable all night. How to Activate Glo 1.2GB data for N500 Dial *777#, choose 1, and 1 again to activate the plan. The validity for this plan is 14 days. Dial *127*0# to check your data balance or go to his.glo.com

Zoom Free Meeting Call Is Now Available

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Free Calls

Google’s Zoom contender, called Meet, is now free for everybody

Google Meet, Google’s newest video chat service, will soon be free for everybody. The service, which was previously locked behind G Suite, is opening up to everyone with a Google account.
COVID-19’s shelter-in-place requirements made millions of people turn to work from home. That led to a huge spike in video chat users. Teleconferencing service, called Google Meet, free to everybody, the decision takes aim at Zoom, the contender video chat service that’s become a household name during the stay-at-home era spurred by the novel coronavirus.
Before, Meet was only available to paying customers of G Suite, Google’s line of enterprise apps that includes Gmail, Drive, and Docs. Until now, anybody could join a meeting by clicking on a link, but creating a meeting required a G Suite membership.
The free version of the product requires a Google account, and video calls have a 60-minute cap. But Google said it won’t enforce that rule until after Sept. 30. The free version will also allow up to 100 participants and include features such as screen sharing and real-time captions.
Users will be able to access the service at meet.google.com or through the iOS and Android apps.
Google founder Pichai said Meet recently “surpassed a significant milestone” and is adding 3 million new users every day. Usage has increased 30-fold since January and Meet now has more than 100 million daily meeting participants.
Like Skype and Zoom, Meet will retain some premium features for G Suite customers, including dial-in phone numbers, larger meetings, and meeting recording.

How to use Google Meet, free

To sign up for the free version of Google Meet, go to the Google Meet page. Enter your name, email, country, and primary use for Google Meet (personal, business, education, or government). Agree to Google’s terms of service, and hit Submit. You’ll get a notification when the service is ready for you to use.
Once it’s available, here’s how to use the free version of Google Meet:

Go to meet.google.com (or, open the app on iOS or Android, or start a meeting from Google Calendar).
Click Start new meeting, or enter your meeting code.
Choose the Google account you want to use.
Click Join Meeting. You’ll have the ability to add others to your meeting, too.

Simple as that! Happy video chatting.
However, I think the general availability of Google Meet was too late to ride this wave for users. The work-from-home trend started two months ago when Google Meet was still locked behind the GSuite paywall. Zoom was ready and burst into the public consciousness as a result. By now, it seems like most of the people who were going to transition to a video chat app have already done so, and they picked Zoom.
Let’s hear your view about this general availability of Google Meet.

Top 12 Best Samsung Phones

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Top 12 Best Samsung Phones

Competition makes for better products, and the Android ecosystem is more competitive than ever. The range of steering Samsung phones has just got more considerable, as the Samsung Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20 Plus, Galaxy S20 Ultra, and Samsung Galaxy Z Flip have all been launched, and some of them are now in our ranking.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip isn’t yet released, but that doesn’t mean it won’t make our best Samsung phones list, we simply haven’t delivered our final decision on it yet. The information provided for it now may be amended later.
Even without Samsung Galaxy Z Flip, there are plenty of great Samsung handsets to consider, with the latest addition being the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra.
Samsung is also regularly innovating, with the likes of the aforementioned Galaxy Z Flip, the original Samsung Galaxy Fold, and the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G (which was one of the first 5G phones).
With so many phones available now and coming soon, choosing the right one for you can be a daunting task, even if you round it down to just the great ones.
That’s where we come in. Below you’ll find a list of the very best smartphones Samsung has to offer, an accolade which ensures they rank among the best phones from any manufacturer.
You’ll find specs, pros, cons, and a brief overview of each, so you can see all the key things about them at a peek, making it easier to compare them.

Best Samsung phones 2020 at a peek:

Samsung Galaxy S20
Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus
Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus
Samsung Galaxy Note 10
Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus
Samsung Galaxy S10
Samsung Galaxy S10e
Samsung Galaxy Fold
Samsung Galaxy A80
Samsung Galaxy A90 5G
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip

1. Samsung Galaxy S20

Though at 6.2 inches this is still far from a small phone, and with a QHD+ resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate, and one of the best quality AMOLED screens yet put on a phone, the display is worth shouting about.
The Samsung Galaxy S20 also has an impressive camera setup, headlined by a 64MP telephoto sensor, which is joined by a 12MP main and 12MP ultra-wide one – so it misses out only on the S20 Plus’s depth sensor.
The Samsung Galaxy S20 is also available in a 5G flavor, has a large 4,000mAh battery, and top-end power, thanks to either a Snapdragon 865 or Exynos 990 chipset (depending on where in the world you buy it).

2. Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus

The Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus is just right
Release date: March 2020 | Weight: 186g | Dimensions: 161.9 x 73.7 x 7.8mm | OS: Android 10 | Screen size: 6.7-inch | Resolution: 1440 x 3200 | CPU: Snapdragon 865 / Exynos 990 | RAM: 8GB/12GB | Storage: 128GB/256GB/512GB | Battery: 4,500mAh | Rear camera: 12MP + 64MP + 12MP + ToF 3D | Front camera: 10MP
The Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus is an absolutely fantastic phone. The design isn’t massively changed from the Galaxy S10 Plus, but most other elements have been upgraded. The screen now has a silky-smooth 120Hz refresh rate, it packs a more powerful chipset, and its cameras have had a big boost.

The most exciting lens is its 64MP telephoto one, facilitating a 3x hybrid optical zoom, but there are also 12MP main and 12MP ultra-wide ones, as well as a depth sensor.
Add in a massive 4,500mAh battery, 5G support, and all the things you expect from a Samsung flagship, like water resistance and an in-screen fingerprint scanner – and the Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus is clearly one of the very best phones from any company, not just the South Korean giant.

3. Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra

It has a massive 6.9-inch 1440 x 3200 screen with a 120Hz refresh rate, plus a quad-lens camera, headlined by a 108MP main sensor and also featuring a 48MP periscope zoom one capable of up to 100x digital zoom.
It also, of course, has the same top-end chipset as the rest of the Galaxy S20 range, coupled with up to 16GB of RAM – which is more than the other two models.
So you get a bigger screen, more power, an arguably higher spec (though inconsistent) camera, and a massive 5,000mAh battery, but the price – and size – will prove impractical for many.
More detail about Samsung Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20 Plus, and Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra can be found in our previous post here.

4. Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus

The highlight of this device is the aforementioned S Pen, a stylus that helps you do loads with your device. It isn’t just used for drawing and taking notes; a range of gesture controls help you get the most out of your handset.
Yes, the phone is expensive (prohibitively so, to some), but every penny you pay goes straight into one of the best Samsung phones about, and one of the best handsets full stop.

5. Samsung Galaxy Note 10

However, the Galaxy Note 10 is still an impressive smartphone, and it’s a lot more affordable than the Note 10 Plus.
So if you’re looking for a great new smartphone that combines impressive processing power, great video recording hardware, and the S Pen stylus for note-taking, doodling, and drawing, then the Note 10 could be that handset.

6. Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus

It’s a big upgrade over the previous year’s model, with a newer all-screen design, enabled by Samsung ditching bezels in favor of a punch-hole camera. Speaking of the camera, you get three on the back and two on the front, making this a very versatile camera phone.
The fingerprint scanner is in the screen, which is far more ideal than it is on the back as was the case with the S9 range, and there’s a big 4,100mAh battery, which gives the Galaxy S10 Plus a lot of life. So much so you might even consider using its Wireless PowerShare feature to juice up other devices with it.
The Galaxy S10 Plus also has a big 6.4-inch screen and all the power you’d expect from a 2019 flagship.

7. Samsung Galaxy S10

You miss a few features by opting for the S10 over the Plus, but if you’re looking to save a little money it’s still going to offer the core highlights, such as that Infinity-O screen, the slick design and high-end internals.
The fingerprint scanner is also in the screen on the Galaxy S10, plus it looks gorgeous with an incredible 550 pixels per inch on this model. You’ve got a variety of color options, plus there’s the choice of either 128GB or 512GB depending on how much space you’ll need.
The battery life on the standard S10 isn’t as great as it is on the Plus, but it’s not something to turn your nose up at as it can still easily survive a full day of use.

8. Samsung Galaxy S10e

The S10e loses a lot of the top-end features you’ll find on the two S10 products above in this list such as the in-screen scanner or high-res display, but it has a slick design for its lower price.
There’s a dual rear camera that can take some impressive shots considering the price of this handset, plus you’ll be sporting a top-end chipset inside alongside either 6GB or 8GB of RAM.
Overall, the Galaxy S10e isn’t anywhere near as impressive as the other two parts of the S10 range, but if you’re not looking to spend lots of money, this is one of the best Samsung phones for you.

9. Samsung Galaxy Fold

The most forward-thinking phone you shouldn’t purchase
Release date: September 2019 | Weight: 263g | Dimensions: 160.9 x 117.9 x 6.9mm (unfolded) | OS: Android 9 | Screen size: 7.3 and 4.6-inch | Resolution: 1536 x 2152 and 720 x 1680 | CPU: Snapdragon 855 | RAM: 12GB | Storage: 512GB | Battery: 4,380mAh | Rear camera: 12MP + 12MP + 16MP | Front camera: 10MP + 8MP + 10MP cover camera
The Samsung Galaxy Fold is Samsung’s most ambitious and arguably exciting handset yet. It’s also the company’s most expensive and arguably impractical.

Its 7.3-inch folding screen is sure to wow literally everyone who sees it, and it means you basically have a phone and tablet all in one.
It also has a pin-sharp resolution, a small secondary display for when the main screen is closed, and flagship specs, including a high-end Snapdragon 855 chipset, 12GB of RAM, and six cameras (three on the back, two on the front, and one on the ‘cover’).
In other words, this is about as flagship as flagships get, as well as being the best choice at the time of writing if you want a foldable phone.
But that’s a big if – the screen is even more delicate than most, and that price tag puts it out of reach for most buyers. The Galaxy Fold is certainly impressive, which is why it’s on this list, but it’s also certainly aimed at early adopters with lots of money to burn.

10. Samsung Galaxy A80
Samsung’s best affordable smartphone so far

Release date: May 2019 | Weight: 220g | Dimensions: 165.2 x 76.5 x 9.3mm | OS: Android 9 | Screen size: 6.7-inch | Resolution: 1080 x 2400 | CPU: Snapdragon 730 | RAM: 8GB | Storage: 128GB | Battery: 3,700mAh | Rear camera: 48MP, 8MP, ToF 3D camera | Front camera: Same as rear
Samsung’s premium Note and S-series aren’t its only good phones, as it has the Galaxy A devices that provide toned-down specs at lower prices. However A phones are also Samsung’s testing grounds for more novel ideas, and that’s exactly what the Samsung Galaxy A80 is, with its cameras.

When you want to take a selfie on the Samsung Galaxy A80, which has no front-facing camera (in order to make way for a full screen with no complications), a panel housing the device’s rear cameras pops up and spins around, which is a quirky and fun gimmick.
There’s more to the phone than its cameras though, with a 6.7-inch AMOLED display and impressive charging speed, making it a decent option for people who don’t need one of Samsung’s premium devices.
11. Samsung Galaxy A90
5G from Samsung without the price hike
Release date: September 2019 | Weight: 206g | Dimensions: 164.8 x 76.4 x 8.4mm | OS: Android 9.0 | Screen size: 6.7 inches | Resolution: 1080 x 2400 pixels | CPU: Snapdragon 855 | RAM: 6GB/8GB | Storage: 128GB | Battery: 4500mAh | Rear camera: 48MP f/2.0 + 8MP f/2.2 + 5MP f/2.2 | Front camera: 32MP f/2.0
The Samsung A90 5G is the cheapest way to get 5G connectivity on a Samsung phone, and one of the cheapest ways to get 5G connectivity full stop… sure, it makes some compromises to get to a lower price point (no waterproofing, no wireless charging), but you might well consider the trade-offs to be worth it.

It’s not exactly a budget phone either, but you do get that 5G and a top-of-the-range Snapdragon 855 processor here for your money. The 6.7-inch screen looks the part too, and the triple-lens camera on the back is not to have sneezed at either. One of the best mid-range Samsung phones.
With 5G now appearing in more parts of the country, it might be wise to make your next smartphone purchase one that’s futureproofed – the coverage is only going to get better over time, and those download and upload speeds really have to be seen to be believed.

12. Samsung Galaxy Z Flip

The best Samsung foldable phone
Weight: 183g | Dimensions: 167.3 x 73.6 x 7.2mm | OS: Android 10Screen | size: 6.7 inches | Resolution: 1080 x 2636 pixels | CPU: Snapdragon 855 Plus | RAM: 8GB | Storage: 256GB | Battery: 3300mAh | Rear camera: 12MP f/1.8 + 12MP f/2.2 | Front camera: 10MP f/2.4
The Galaxy Z Flip is going to really appeal to some people, and really put other people off – it all depends what you think of that foldable hinge in the middle, which makes the Galaxy Z Flip an innovative phone in 2020 at the very least. It’s still early days for the handset, so we’re hoping that it stands the test of time and that the hinge is truly durable.

Samsung hasn’t skimped too much on specs here either – the Galaxy Z Flip comes with the Snapdragon 855 Plus chipset and 8GB of RAM, which should really be plenty for all the mobile phone tasks you want to do. It also has a few software tricks up its sleeve, with the ability to split the screen in half, top to bottom, if needed.
The foldable Galaxy Z Flip is undoubtedly a cool piece of technology, but is it worth the admittedly high asking price? That all depends on whether you want something that’s practical or attention-grabbing. Still, we have to give Samsung high marks for persisting in trying to make the foldable phone market a viable proposition.

How To Unlock Developer Option On Your Android Pie v9.0

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HOW TO UNLOCK YOUR DEVELOPER OPTION ON YOUR ID v9.0

Unlocking the hidden "Developers option" menu is slightly different than on previous android version because of the new interface in Android 9.0 pie, but it's not too different. Just more tapping. This is how it works in Android Pie right now on the Google Pixel, Pixel XL, Pixel 2, and Pixel 2 XL, and it will likely be this way on other devices that will one day be able to use Android Pie such as the Moto X4.

Step 1Go to 'About Phone' in Settings

Open up your Settings, then tap on "System." On the next page, tap on "Advanced," then tap "About phone," which may either appear at the bottom of the expanded list or at the top, depending on which version of Android Pie you're running.

Next, tap on "Advanced" again, then quickly tap at least 7 times on the "Build number" at the bottom to enable the "Developer options" menu. You may need to enter your PIN after 7 taps before it can be unlocked.

If you get a note saying "You are now a developer!" you're golden. If it says "No need, you are already a developer," then you have already done this.

Step 3Check Our Your New 'Developer Options'

With the "Developer options" now unlocked, head back to the "System" menu, then select "Developer options." (If you're coming into the "System" menu later, you'll have to tap "Advanced" again first.) There's a lot of tweaks to explore in here.

The "OEM UNLOCKING" option lets you start the process of unlocking your bootloader if it's not already.

Just be careful to remember what settings you adjust, in case you don't like them later and want to revert back. You may like "Show taps" or "Pointer location" at first, then get sick of them when they get too distracting. So, just remember everything you tweaked, and you'll be fine.

Want to revert all your changes and remove the "Developer options" menu entirely? Simply toggle "Developer options" from "On" to "Off," and it will remove any tweaks you made as well as reset everything back to defaults so the next time you enable it you'll have a clean slate. When you exit the now-disabled "Developer options" menu, it will disappear, and you'll have to start at Step 1 again above to re-enable it.

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How to Get More Than 100GB Data for Free on MTN Network

Note that you cannot get the 100GB data at once, but you can get more than that through the accumulation method. The tweak was tapped from the MTN LTE MiFi data offer. There is a FREE 30GB data offer for those who purchase a new MTN 4G MiFi device.
You as someone who does not purchase a new MTN MiFi device, all you need to do is to tweak your phone IMEI number to that of the MiFi device and you get your FREE 30GB which you can accumulate up to 100GB or more. Just follow the steps below, properly.

Needed Materials

MTN SIM Card (New one is recommended)
Android smartphone device (Android version 5.0 or 6 is recommended)
IMEI tweaking app like CHAMELEON or MTK ENGINEERING TOOL. You can download it from the Google play store.
MiFi IMEI. Don’t worry, I’ll give you IMEI to use below. Just keep reading.

Now, Insert your New MTN sim card now into an Android device and tweak any of the IMEI below to get MTN 30GB for free
IMEI
86773803075****
86773803323****
Analyzed the remaining four (4) digit number (remove the last four star signs and add any 4 digits of choice). Once you succeed in Imei tweaking, go to your phone message (SMS) and send MIFI to 131.
If your IMEI is valid, you will get a successful message as follows: “Thank you for purchasing MTN MiFi device. You have received FREE 30GB data expires 30/05/2020 03:37:54. You are also qualified for 100% bonus on data bundles from N1000 to N500”.

NOTE: You can use the data anywhere to browse; whether on your smartphone, tablet, modem, MiFi, etc.

How to Accumulate

To accumulate the MTN FREE 30GB, follow the same procedure of tweaking IMEI and make sure you change the last 4 digits of your IMEI to other numbers.
When you have successfully obtained a valid IMEI, go to your SMS and send the same message as above again. Repeating the steps acurately 3 times will give you more than 100GB.
To check your data balance, dial *131*4#

If you are new to IMEI TWEAKING follow this LINK
No charge is required, but note that IMEI tweaking is not for lazy people, you have to try and re-try till it’s done and the earlier the better.
Enjoy it while it lasts.

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Sunday, May 10, 2020

You Can Now Get 1.2GB Data for Just N500 on Glo Network

Google’s Zoom contender, called Meet, is now free for everybody

How to use Google Meet, free

Best Samsung phones 2020 at a peek:

1. Samsung Galaxy S20

2. Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus

3. Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra

4. Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus

5. Samsung Galaxy Note 10

6. Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus

7. Samsung Galaxy S10

8. Samsung Galaxy S10e

9. Samsung Galaxy Fold

10. Samsung Galaxy A80 Samsung’s best affordable smartphone so far

12. Samsung Galaxy Z Flip

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