A Rise Of The Phones – The HTC Desire HD And Z. The Most Successful Handsets From HTC In 2010.

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August 20, 2011

The HTC Desire is arguably one of the most successful handsets from the Taiwan-based manufacturer to date. It has received critical acclaim from both users and critics alike and perhaps none more prestigious than the title of being 2010’s best Smartphone.

HTC has recognized their success and are definitely hoping to capitalize on it. They have recently announced their intention to release the much awaited follow up to their 2010 hit and the good news is that there’s not just one, but two handsets to look forward to. It’s time that we meet the HTC Desire HD & Z.

Desire in Hi Def

First on the list is the HD which, by its name, focuses on delivering the most crystal clear imaging to its users. Tasked to arrive at this end is the HD’s whopper of a screen which measures an astounding 4.3 inches. At 480 x 800 pixels in resolution and with AMOLED technology on board, it is easily one of the most vivid displays in the market. Not only that, but the HD also boasts of an amazing 8-Megapixel camera which can snap photos of up to 3264 x 2448 pixels.

Both the HTC Desire HD & Desire Z are equipped with the Google Android OS, but the former will have the more recent version which is Froyo or version 2.2. When it comes to data connectivity, you can count on the comprehensiveness of this Smartphone as it supports 3G HSDPA, GPRS, EDGE, and Wi-Fi.

It being a multimedia-centric device, you can definitely expect a very user friendly music and video player that comes with a highly appealing interface. The internal memory is already sizable at 4GB, but you can still upgrade it to 32GB via the microSD slot.

DeZire This

The HTC Desire Z may not be as flashy as the HD, but it still is able to pack in a couple of surprises here and there. The most remarkable of its features is undoubtedly the full QWERTY keyboard on the device which slides out from the side of the device.

In fact, our sources tell us that the Z in the handset’s name stands for ZXCVBNM which happens to be the last line of letters in any standard keyboard. The manufacturer has teamed up the QWERTY keyboard (or should we say the ZXCVBNM keyboard?) with a 3.7″ touch screen display.

Both handsets share the same processor which comes in the form of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 1GHz processor. This still remains to be the most powerful CPU in the industry and based on its track record, it should be more than capable of handling all the processing needs of both new handsets.

A Matter of Market

We currently have no confirmed information regarding the market price of these new HTC handsets, but based on their specs, it looks as though the latter will come with a relatively lower price tag than the former. Both will still be high end Smartphones and will cost a considerable amount of money, but it is apparent that the Z will be the more affordable one among the two.

By visiting Best Mobile Contracts you can find cheap deals for the HTC Desire Z and they are still a good place to get a HTC Desire HD.

What Is Your Tweet Worth In Naira? NairaTweet Has An Answer. Get Paid Too.

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August 20, 2011

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This is very novel and inventive. Get paid to send a tweet? And in Nigeria to make it better. NairaTweet.net allows you to check your tweet’s worth as defined by NairaTweet Team. Your worth is subjected to varying numbers of factors which includes your followers and tweets.
After Signup select a maximum of 3 advert campaigns of your choice taking time to read about them. You will then compose your own unique tweets for each of the campaigns based on their descriptions and the samples given.

These tweets will then be automatically sent to your timeline once everyday for each tweet you compose so the higher the tweets you compose the more you earn. You earn for every tweet sent to your timeline. Once your account balance on NairaTweets is up to N2000 you can request payment via Bank Transfers which will be processed 3-5 days after you have made the request. There are also other options for payments less than N2000 which include redeeming vouchers and GSM recharge cards.

Mobile. Mobility. Africa Needs Mobile Business! Download Is Not Revenue. We Need To Make Money, People

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August 20, 2011

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This is the age of mAnything – mLife, mFood, mPayment, mLove, mDebt, mYouNameIt. Suddenly Africa has found its footage in the leagues of nations in technology creation. We are not just consuming, we are actually creating apps across the continent. But hold on, while the Yankees and Europeans are making money in their apps, Nigeria and other African countries largely make free ones. That is the reason why we do not get venture funds because must of our apps are free.

Few weeks ago, we saw the nice exhibition of Nigerian developers in the MoMo Lagos pitch day. They all came up with nice ideas and how many people have downloaded their apps. Unfortunately, download is not revenue. It is how many people are buying the apps. Some have thousands of downloads but not a single purchase. Is that really success? Yes and No, it all depends. But in business, you need revenue to remain in production or better business.

Africans must know that download is not going to pay for the internet access. It is only money that does that. Tekedia thinks people need to monetize these apps unless of course you are making it free to enable people test your products and then bring job to you. That strategy works for companies for example our parent company that has an app store. That store is a simple way to tell potential clients that we do this business – make apps for customers. Except from that, we have an apps store in Android market where apps are monetized. It is better to sell one app of $.99 than have 100 hundreds of zero revenue. The latter is vanity while the former is small change that can buy cola.

Kenya’s Seven Seas Technologies And Zimbabwe’s Twenty Third Century Systems Sign Partnership Agreements

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August 20, 2011

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Kenya’s Seven Seas Technologies has signed an agreement with Zimbabwe’s Twenty Third Century Systems in a multimillion business alliance to spearhead the rollout of premium Enterprise applications. The union between SST and TTCS is designed at facilitating SAP’s aggressive market expansion push in Africa

Speaking in Nairobi during a formal event to announce the joint venture, Seven Seas Technologies Founder and CEO Mr. Mike Macharia flanked by TTCS CEO Mr. Ellman Chanakira said the joint investment between the two firms is geared at cost effectively driving the two firm’s Pan African expansion drive.

“The launch of Twenty Third Century Systems Kenya as a joint venture between Seven Seas Technologies and Twenty Third Century Systems is a major milestone geared at complementing our mutual service delivery capacities to further drive shareholder value and deepen business solutions capacity,” Macharia said.

And Added: “Twenty Third Century Systems Kenya will act as a specialized business solutions provider with specialist SAP Enterprise Resource Planning solutions delivery capacity.”

Hailing the launch of TTCSK, Andrew Waititu, the SAP General Manager for East Africa, noted that the joint venture between the two leading ICT companies would help extend the reach and benefits of SAP ERP to newer markets in the region.

“The two founding companies are formidable in their respective fields”, he said. “SAP is proud of the depth of skill and experience that each of the firms wields, and which will no doubt be of benefit to our end user customers”.

Zimbabwe headquartered Twenty Third Century Systems is the largest SAP business solutions provider in Sub Sahara Africa, and will through the local venture continue to building its relationship with SAP to deploy varied total solutions in small, medium to large scale business enterprises across the public and private sector investments.

On his part, Mr Chanakira said the investment between TTCS and SST has been designed to transform the East Africa regional IT industry by offering and deploying world class technology solutions.

The move he added is also part of TTCS ongoing restructuring strategy to take advantage of an aggressive drive into Africa by SAP in the next five years.

”Our mandate is to help organizations re-establish global competitiveness and thereby accelerate development initiatives in and outside Africa through interventions with both private and public entities. From the knowledge and experience we have gained from different assignments on the African continent, we have developed a keen awareness of how to successfully accomplish the business aims of our customers,” Chanakira said.

And added: “This venture between us and Seven Seas Technologies is a culmination of a long but fruitful journey to seek a suitable partner in the East Africa market who shares our passion for world class service delivery.”

As SAP’s largest resource partner in Africa, Twenty Third Century Systems features more than 100 full time consultants and has successfully completed key projects in over 10 countries. The company currently has resource capacity to deploying SAP ‘All-in-One’ (A1) applications in companies with turnover of between US$ 2.5 – 50m.

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August 19, 2011

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