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Infinix NOTE 2: One Gadget, Multiple Gains

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Infinix Mobility, the leading online smartphone brand in Africa, actually choose the right time to launch its latest NOTE series product- Infinix NOTE 2.
 
The most advanced NOTE series product ever that takes after ZERO3, Infinix’s premium product, the company actually raised the bar.
 
With the smartphone, Infinix Mobility is offering new dimensions and new features that will simplify user’s daily phone use.
 
High Performances
The Infinix NOTE 2 offers a bright and large 6.0 inch screen with slim bezels that maximize the space of the display.
 
Its stunning HD 720 X1280 resolution display reproduces natural colors with deep contrast.
 
The 6.0 inch screen enhances productivity tasks such as email, writing down notes or even business Visio-conferences had never been that easy.
 
Camera
NOTE 2 is equipped with an advanced 13 Mega pixel rear camera and an optimized 3P lens 2 Mega pixel front camera f/2.0 aperture.
 
The rear camera features a Samsung S5K3M2 ISOCELL CMOS sensor and 5P lens with an f/2.0 sensor aperture offering a 78 degree shooting angle.
 
Smartphones have been part of our lives and became more than a means to call.
 
Battery
Talking about battery; NOTE 2 is built with a 4000 mAh Li-polymer battery. 
 
The large battery is made to last for 2 days. What a 4000 mAh battery allows? It is 80% more daily tasks and productivity.
 
Up to 30 hours talk time, 12 hours of video viewing, 45 hours of music listening and 10 hours of Internet experience.
 
Practical, smart and fun smart gestures feature allow controlling display by designing letters as short cut to access your smartphone functions.
 
Double tap to lock/unlock your screen, design a “C” to access camera and an “M” to access your playlist.
 
Speed as Watch Word/Memory
Infinix Mobility chooses MT6753 Mediatek chipset to empower NOTE 2.
 
The electronic component is based on ARM® Cortex®-A53 64-bit octa-core processor 1.3 GHz. The MT6753 support high performance wireless networks including 4G LTE.
 
NOTE 2’s predecessor was firstly released with 1GB RAM while Infinix NOTE 2 is featuring a 2GB RAM.
 
The large RAM facilitates multi tasking experience; it is up to 30 Apps that can be opened and smoothly used without any system crash.
 
With fast charging technology, Infinix NOTE 2 will definitely simplify and improve users’ life.
 
While Infinix HOT NOTE provides a 20 min charging time for 7 hours performance, NOTE 2 improved fast charging feature by 50% offering a 15 min fast charge for 8 hours with a 4.5A current.
 
Software Revolution is Engaged
Software speaking, NOTE 2 comes with a fresh and redesigned User Interface named XUI.
 
XUI offers a better design, faster screen responsiveness and is energy efficient.
 
The interface comes with a series of new features and Apps.
 
Users can access to a variety of pre-installed themes and fonts to customize their Infinix NOTE 2.
 
In addition, XUI will receive updates every 2 weeks, users will be able to enjoy free updates and support from Infinix team and Finet which is Nigeria largest experience center store.
 
Like Bruno Li Infinix Mobility’s country manage. Said, “At Infinix Mobility, Our Research and Development department works hard to get users feedbacks to deliver tailored smart phones. Our goal is to bring customizable services and features to our loyal users,” NOTE 2 users can directly leave their suggestions through ‘User feedback’ application.
 
Cloud Services Evolution
In addition, Infinix Mobility has developed a cloud service called “X Contacts”.
 
It is now possible to back up your personal contact to the cloud and always stay in touch with your family, friends and network whatever happens to your device. It is safe, friendly and free.
 
Summary of Infinix NOTE 2 Specifications
Network: 2G GSM: 850/900/1800/1900 – 3G WCDMA: 900/2100 – Dual sim
Processor: CPU; 1.3GHz Octa-core, 64bit, MT6753 – GPU; ARM Mali-T720 MP3 450MHz builds in CPU
Display:  6 inch HD (720 X1280)
OS: Android 5.1 (Lollipop)
Camera:  rear facing; 13 Mega pixel 5P lens f/2.0 with Flash LED – front facing; 2 Mega pixel 3P lens f/2.2
Memory: 16 GB ROM + 2 GB RAM and 16GB ROM +
1,5GB RAM– support SD card up to 32GB
Dimension: 159.5 X 82.5 X 9.3 mm– 194g
Battery: 4000 mAh Li-polymer built-in – fast charging
Additional features: smart gestures – ultra power saving mode.

Price
It is expected that Infinix NOTE 2 will be sold online, exclusively, on Jumia for the first three months after launch, but the phone has already made its way into different stores, especially offline. Therefore, the price varies; depending on the platform, but it’s not above N35,000.

Verdict
Infinix Mobility has always made it open, they desire to play in the market for a long time. This has been shown in the design, specifications and price range of its products. Infinix NOTE 2 is not an exception. The Phone will of course meet the fancy of the young people, and expected to sale more copies at this Yuletide.


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How Zabira is Empowering the Next Generation of Entrepreneurs

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Financial independence is no longer a distant dream but a daily reality, especially for young entrepreneurs cashing out weekly through innovative platforms like Zabira.

From trading gift cards to paying bills with crypto-converted naira, Zabira is proving to be more than just a fintech app; it’s a complete digital marketplace designed to fuel the ambitions of the next generation of hustlers.

With users reportedly earning up to ₦150,000 weekly from ongoing campaigns, Zabira has become a go-to platform for side income and full-time digital entrepreneurship.

Its frequent cashback campaigns reward both new and existing users, allowing them to earn 2% cashback on their first crypto trade and 3% on their first gift card trade, a simple but powerful incentive that reduces entry barriers for young people stepping into digital finance.

But Zabira isn’t just about trading; it’s about everyday life. In a move to deepen its utility and promote seamless living, the platform has expanded its bill payment business unit. Users can now pay for airtime, data, electricity (PHCN), TV subscriptions, and even fund wallets for platforms like Bet9ja, all within the Zabira App.

Zabira allows users to make utility and other payments directly using crypto. For added flexibility, users can also instantly convert their crypto to naira, removing any limitations and ensuring seamless transactions without bank delays or downtime.

This subtle integration of crypto into daily transactions is a major leap forward in digital financial inclusion. It not only helps normalise the use of digital assets but also provides practical avenues for users to derive real-world value from their crypto holdings.

Zabira also understands the frustrations of online subscriptions, especially when traditional bank cards fail. Through its robust gift card marketplace, users can buy and use cards for platforms like Netflix, Spotify, Google Play, Apple, Amazon, and more.

These cards offer a reliable alternative for accessing services that are increasingly essential for both work and leisure and are especially helpful for digital creatives, remote workers, and students.

Beyond utility, the platform keeps the entrepreneurial spirit alive with bonus campaigns on first-time gift card trades, creating more reasons for users to engage and earn. With every trade, Zabira positions itself not just as a service provider but as a digital enabler supporting users on their financial journey.

In a country where access to financial tools can often feel like a privilege, Zabira is leveling the playing field. Whether you’re a student looking to subscribe to an online course, a freelancer paying for tools, or a small business owner funding your daily operations, Zabira is building the infrastructure that turns these goals into everyday wins.

To get started using Zabira, users can download the app on Android and iOS devices.


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Driving Digital Inclusion: Anambra’s Mobile Tech Hub Brings Free WiFi to the People

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The Geeks & Founders Alliance for Soludo (GEFAS) has taken another bold step in supporting Governor Charles Chukwuma Soludo’s vision of a smart, connected Anambra with the official launch of its Mobile Tech Hub- a custom-built bus bringing free WiFi directly to the people.

Fully equipped with high-speed internet, voice and data services, and backup power, the GEFAS Mobile Tech Hub can connect up to 3,000 people at rallies, campaign grounds, and public spaces: expanding the Solution WiFi initiative already live at over 26 locations across Anambra.

The Deputy Governor of Anambra State, Dr. Onyekachukwu Ibezim, flagged off the Mobile Tech Hub at a brief ceremony held on Thursday, 24th July 2025, at the Tower of Light, Emeka Anyaoku Boulevard, Awka.

He was joined by the Secretary to the State Government, Prof. Solo Chukwulobelu; the Deputy Chief of Staff/Chief Protocol to the Governor, Chief Chinedu Nwoye; other senior government officials; the media; and the GEFAS community.

Dr. Ibezim, visibly excited as he inspected the hub’s features, described it as an initiative perfectly aligned with what the Governor is doing in the state.

“We don’t expect anything less from Agbata, who is a guru in this field: exactly why the Governor puts square pegs in square holes,” he said, pointing to the sophistication of the project and the Governor’s deliberate choices.

“I hear wherever this vehicle parks, people can connect freely, in line with our mantra of making Anambra a place to live, invest, work, relax, and enjoy

“I thank Agbata for this great feat and assure our government’s support to make Anambra the smart mega city we all desire

He further emphasized that this will not be a one-off.

“Mr. Governor is also working to make this permanent. We are not just going to leave you with one vehicle. So I encourage everyone: wherever you see this bus parked, connect to the free WiFi and get your job done.” he concluded.

Earlier in his remarks, Chukwuemeka Fred Agbata, CFA, GEFAS Convener and MD/CEO of the Anambra State ICT Agency, said:

“We are here to celebrate innovation made possible by Mr. Governor’s forward-thinking policies, like waiving Right of Way (RoW) charges, which opened up fibre optic expansion and connectivity across Anambra.

“Today, various public places, student lodges, and even four higher institutions in the state already enjoy free WiFi, just as Governor Soludo promised in his People’s Manifesto.

“Now, with this Mobile Tech Hub, wherever the Governor goes during the campaign period, people can enjoy free connectivity and high-speed internet.

“All over the world, we know that when broadband expands, the economy grows.

He added, “Data is expensive these days, so this bus will bring relief to Ndi Anambra.

“Wherever you see it passing through your neighborhood, you can hop online for free- maybe download a movie, a song, or do whatever you like.

It’s a practical solution that the Solution Government is delivering. So, vote Governor Soludo, and let the Solution continue” Agbata concluded.

The bus is set to hit the road in the coming days, following Governor Soludo to campaign grounds and reaching far more neighborhoods in earnest.

With this milestone, GEFAS reaffirms its commitment to helping Anambra become the smart, connected, and prosperous state that every citizen can proudly call home.


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MTN Media Innovation Programme Fellows Gain Insight into Nigeria’s Connectivity Backbone

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Fellows of the MTN Media Innovation Programme (MIP) embarked on an intensive industry tour recently, gaining firsthand experience of MTN Nigeria’s infrastructure and learning how technology is shaping the future of connectivity and storytelling.

L-R: Dr Chike Mgbeadichie, Programs Director, Professional Education, School of Media and Communications, Pan-Atlantic University; Blessings Mosugu, Vice President, MTN Media Innovation Programme Cohort 4; Yahaya Ibrahim, Chief Technical Officer, MTN Nigeria; Rebecca Edun, Social Director, MTN MIP Cohort 4 and Isaac Ogugua-Ezechukwu, Programs Administrator, Professional Education, School of Media and Communications, Pan-Atlantic University, during the July session of the MTN Media Innovation Program held at the MTN Plaza, Ikoyi, recently.

The day began with a visit to the MTN Cable Landing Station, where the Fellows explored the facility that serves as a gateway for international data traffic. The tour provided insights into the network that powers Nigeria’s digital ecosystem.

At the MTN Switch in Aromire, the group observed key operations ensuring seamless connectivity across the country. They were guided through the processes that keep millions of Nigerians connected daily.

Later at MTN’s Head Office in Falomo, the Fellows engaged in two sessions with the company’s executives.

Onyinye Ikenna-Emeka, Chief Marketing Officer, discussed the role of 5G and IoT in driving innovation and storytelling in the media. “5G is not just about speed; it’s an enabler of experiences,” she said. “With ultra-low latency and massive device connectivity, we can deliver high-definition content production, virtual reality experiences and cloud-native workflows that redefine how journalists create and audiences consume media.”

The CMO also noted that MTN’s leadership in 5G since 2022 has opened doors for industries such as healthcare, education, and entertainment to innovate.

In a session on network innovation and digital transformation, MTN’s Chief Technical Officer, Yahaya Ibrahim, shared how the company is leveraging artificial intelligence for demand planning and network optimisation. “AI allows us to predict faults, automate maintenance and plan smarter for Nigeria’s unique needs,” he said.

He also highlighted the technical challenges of maintaining network stability. “From seamless handovers between base stations to combating fibre cuts and vandalism, we work around the clock because connectivity is critical to the economy and to people’s lives,” Ibrahim said.

The day provided Fellows with a comprehensive understanding of MTN’s infrastructure and the technologies shaping Nigeria’s digital future, reinforcing the programme’s goal of empowering media professionals to tell richer, more informed stories about the industry.


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