Specspricenigeriasitelogo 1 Hey Friend , Here are the top consumer tech stories of last week (23rd -29th Oct). Apologies for the late delivery , i had a very hectic weekend. *** 1) iTel Mobile celebrated 10 years anniversary with launch of dual-camera smartphones The Era of Two Early last week , iTel mobile celebrated 10 years of existence in style by launching their first set of dual-camera smartphones ; iTel S32, S32 LTE and S12. At an event held in Lagos , iTel revealed they sold over 50 million devices in 2016 , making them one of the biggest smartphones brands in Africa. The iTel S12 is a budget android device with 5.0 inch display , 1GB RAM and dual 5MP front selfie camera. iTel S12 Key specs : ▪ Display size: 5.0-inch screen ▪ Type: TFT capacitive touchscreen ▪ Back-mounted Fingerprint scanner ▪ OS: Android 7.1 Nougat ▪ Processor: 1.3GHz quad core ▪ 8MP back camera ▪ 5MP + 5MP front camera ▪ RAM: 1GB and ROM: 8GB ▪ SD card: Yes up to 32GB ▪ Battery: 240
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iPhone users yesterday after many reported their apps were crashing at launch. Detailed in a GitHub thread, major iOS apps including Spotify, Tinder, Pinterest and Quora were apparently crashing due to an issue in the Facebook software development kit (SDK) used by many apps for sign in. However, even people who don’t use Facebook to login to their iPhone apps were reportedly having issues. This is because the SDK will often be part of apps as an option even if it’s not actually used. The problems started yesterday afternoon pacific time. If you take a look on Downdetector, you can see a spike in reports about apps including Spotify, Pinterest, Tinder and TikTok in the afternoon and evening PT on May 6. When users launched their iOS apps, they simply crashed, so people were unable to use them at all. At a time when many are locked down at home, not being able to use social networking and music apps is frustrating, to say the least. However, reports of app crashes are dying
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