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• Cynthia 12 years ago

  There is a price drop when nobody or just few pre order.There is significant price drop after six months. Its all marketing gimmicks. Use your money judiciously.

  There is a price drop when nobody or just few pre order.There is significant price drop after six months. Its all marketing gimmicks. Use your money judiciously.

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• The Mask 12 years ago

  Do the smartphones we import into the country have firewalls?
  
  The national communications authority has shirked in its duty. It has made no provision whatsoever for the conversion of the current internet protocol (IPV4) to ...
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  Do the smartphones we import into the country have firewalls?
  
  The national communications authority has shirked in its duty. It has made no provision whatsoever for the conversion of the current internet protocol (IPV4) to the new standard which is IPV6. It has not issued any directive to any of the telecommunication companies to migrate to this new standard. Many countries are in the process of converting and some countries have already completed the transition.
  
  Ghana must convert to IPV6, the new standard, by the end of the year. Ghana must not be left behind. What is interesting is that the existing infrastructure already has provision for this.

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• kanawu 12 years ago

  what do IP addressing and firewalls have to do with the phone you are buying? Kwasea go back to school!

  what do IP addressing and firewalls have to do with the phone you are buying? Kwasea go back to school!

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• FoxBat 12 years ago

  Is this journalist writing about technology and a product or describing naked women at strip-club? The standard of journalism in Ghana is well below the minimum acceptable standards elsewhere,especially for a nation that list ...
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  Is this journalist writing about technology and a product or describing naked women at strip-club? The standard of journalism in Ghana is well below the minimum acceptable standards elsewhere,especially for a nation that lists english as official language.

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• Bambam 12 years ago

  Stop this rubbish hype. You guys need money to set up businesses not for a phone.

  Stop this rubbish hype. You guys need money to set up businesses not for a phone.

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• Ray 12 years ago

  This fanciful phones are not worth it. Despite the modernity , when it get lost through our wicked net works especially MtN they are not able to retrieve it with all the MTN protect.

  This fanciful phones are not worth it. Despite the modernity , when it get lost through our wicked net works especially MtN they are not able to retrieve it with all the MTN protect.

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