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  • ‘Pitch AgriHack 2018’ for Young and female entrepreneurs, win €15,000

    ‘Pitch AgriHack 2018’ for Young and female entrepreneurs, win €15,000

    The Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation (CTA), with the support of the African Development Bank (AfDB), in collaboration with the African Green Revolution Forum(AGRA), Women in Tech Africa, Wennovation Hub (Nigeria) and Suguba (regional), is launching Pitch AgriHack 2018. The theme for this year’s edition is “Women entrepreneurs innovate for agricultural transformation in Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific”.

    The competition is open to both male and female founders and co-founders of e-agri start-ups, and, more specifically, to companies owners of platforms (websites, apps, devices using software, etc.) offering digital services to the agricultural sector. Applicants need to be nationals and residents of African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries signatories of the Cotonou Agreement (see list in the rules). 50% of finalists will be women founders or co-founders of start-ups; discussions at the final will include issues around strengthening the engagement of young women in agricultural technology innovations. Applicants must be aged between 18 to 35 years old. The finale will be held during the 2018 edition of the African Green Revolution Forum (AGRF 2018), organised by AGRA and other partners, in Rwanda in Septembre 2018.

    Pitch AgriHack will:

    • provide a business training boot camp to selected start-ups
    • conduct a pitching competition
    • offer grants and facilitate access to investments, capacity building and promotional opportunities.

    Two categories are available:

    • Early stage platform

    This is for e-agriculture applications and platforms that have already been developed but that may still need software or business model improvements. Participants must be able to demonstrate the business potential and functional features of their applications or platforms.

    • Advanced platform

    This category is for e-agriculture applications and platforms that are already in operation and generating revenues.

    Special prizes will be awarded in each of the two categories to woman-owned or co-owned businesses.

    The platforms can be websites or apps, and they must offer digital services to the agricultural sector. They can also be hardware associated with software and both will be described.

    Prizes and other benefits

    Up to nine winning companies (including up to five women-led companies) will receive from CTA, AfDB and partners involved a cash prize of up to €15,000 (per start-up), as well as promotional support, additional capacity building and networking opportunities. Some may eventually also benefit from investments from other partners. For more information on prizes, check this page on the Pitch AgriHack blog.

    Application process

    Start-ups will provide details on problems addressed, the technical solution proposed, key metrics, customer segments targeted, unique value proposition compared with the competition, cost structure, revenue streams and other business strategy inputs. They will also demonstrate that they are incorporated or that they will close the process a month before the final.

    To register, check the page Get Involved

    Selection process

    Applications will be screened by teams of business experts and investors.

    Key Dates

    • Deadline for registration: 21 May 2018
    • The announcement of finalist start-ups: by 15 July 2018
    • Boot camp and pitching events (final): 03 to 07 September 2018 at AGRF 2018.

    About Pitch AgriHack

    Pitch AgriHack is part of the AgriHack Talent initiative of the Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation (CTA) and aims at accelerating e-agriculture entrepreneurship for improved livelihoods in the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries. Co-designed with young innovators and partners from ACP countries, it has included:

    • Competitions to develop ICT applications for agriculture (hackathons) when there is a need;
    • A start-up competition (called Pitch AgriHack) targeting young companies already offering e-agriculture services;
    • Capacity building, mentorship and incubation opportunities;
    • Promotional and networking opportunities;
    • Facilitation of access to grants and investments to scale-up services offered.

    The ultimate objective is to contribute to the transformation of the agricultural sector and promotion of youth employment. It is expected that eventually, best start-ups involved will offer effective services to hundreds of thousands of farmers and agricultural stakeholders ACP countries. The programme is being implemented in collaboration with key national and international institutions, multinational private sector bodies, investors, incubators.

    CTA is funded by the European Union (in the framework of the ACP-EU cooperation). The AfDB is leveraging support to the activity via funds provided by the Korean Government via the Korea-Africa Economic Cooperation (KOAFEC)) facility.

    Other partners involved in the organisation of the competition include Jokkolabs (international network), Impact Hub Bamako (Mali), Impact Dakar (Senegal), BongoHive (Zambia).

    For more details and to partner with the programme, send a mail to [email protected]

  • 2018 Hackathon: Ho Technical University Electronic Voting System Wins

    2018 Hackathon: Ho Technical University Electronic Voting System Wins

    A team from the Ho Technical University (HTU) won the grand prize at this year’s Hackathon; a collaborative computer programming contest that seeks to challenge the skills of computer engineering, science and technical students in tertiary institutions across the country.

    The team won the “Best Product Idea Award” for developing a secured electronic voting system using blockchain technology, and was awarded a GHC3,000.00 cash prize.

    The epic competition organized by Hacklab Foundation was held at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology and attracted the participation of 112 teams from 15 tertiary institutions, which solved challenges using Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, and Block Chain technologies.

    The project featured entrepreneurs and other industry stakeholders who mentored and shared expertise with the participants.

    Mr Carlos Ankora, Head of the Computer Science Department, presenting the prizes to the Management of HTU, said the Institution produced five teams which won a total of four out of a possible eight awards at the event.

    He said the feat included the “Most Promising Female Developers Award”, won by the University’s all-female team for developing an environmental monitoring system to help stakeholders deal with issues such as pollution.

    Mr Ankora said another team won the “Vodafone Special Award” for a hospital crowd funding programme to streamline donations to health facilities.

    Professor Emmanuel Sakyi, Interim Vice Chancellor of the University, said the success of the teams was evident of the “strong collaboration between lectures and students”, as well as a strong team spirit within the departments.

    He said the Technical University would continue to ensure that students were equipped with “frugal innovative ideas that can transform society and impact Ghana’s development”.

    Professor Sakyi said Information and Communication Technology must be utilized to enhance teaching, learning and research, and commended lecturers for helping elevate the image of the University “despite the institutional and logistical challenges”.

    He promised management’s continuous support towards such activities and asked students to endeavour to win more laurels for the Institution.

    A total of GHC6,800.00 was awarded to the HTU entrants, as well as a free Microsoft training course for the all-female team.

  • Gallery: Tech in Ghana Conference (TIGC) London 2018

    Gallery: Tech in Ghana Conference (TIGC) London 2018

    The third Tech in Ghana Conference (TIGC) was held at international law firm Addleshaw Goddard in London on 26th and 27th March 2018.

    Opened by Ghana’s High Commissioner to the UK His Excellency Papa Owusu-Ankomah and the UK’s Prime Minister’s Trade Envoy to Ghana Adam Afriyie, over 200 guests attended the two-day event featuring both global and local tech companies and entrepreneurs.

    Speakers included representatives and directors from WorldRemit, iSpace, Farmerline, BlueSpace Africa, MEST, Superfluid Labs, hapaSpace, BIMA, Ecobank, Interpay Africa and more.

    The Tech in Ghana Conference is organised by Africa-focused communications and events company AB2020, and was launched in London in February 2017. The second TIGC was held in Accra in November 2017.

    This year’s UK event was hosted by broadcasters Henry Bonsu and Afua Hirsch.

    All Images courtsey AB2020.

  • Nokia X: New Smartphone set to be launched on April 27, 2018

    Nokia X: New Smartphone set to be launched on April 27, 2018

    After unveiling a few new smartphones at MWC 2018 – including the Nokia 6 (2018) and the Nokia 8 (pictured above)- HMD Global is now getting ready to announce yet another handset, this time called Nokia X.

    Advertisements for the new Nokia X were found inside a movie theatre in China, proving their authenticity. In the posters, two Nokia smartphones could be seen placed in an X-shape. A report mentions that as per the advertisement, the Nokia X could make its way to the Chinese market on April 27.

    As you can notice below, the ads seemingly show renders of the new phone forming an X. Unfortunately, that doesn’t reveal much about the device.

    Rumour has it that the Nokia X will have variants with 4 GB and 6 GB of RAM, and either Qualcomm Snapdragon or MediaTek processors. It’s also said that this could be a mid-range smartphone, though that’s far from being confirmed.

    At the moment, it’s not clear if this new Nokia X is a handset made for the global market (and maybe Ghana, too), or just for Asia. In any case, what’s really interesting is that, back in 2014, after Microsoft purchased Nokia’s phone division, the company released several Android-based handsets called Nokia X, although all were low-end models that failed to impress and attract customers.

    Most probably, the new Nokia X has nothing to do with the old handsets. Also likely is that the X in the smartphone’s name stands for ex [exceptonal], not for ten, as it does in the name of Apple’s iPhone X. But we’ll just have to wait and see what happens.

    We haven’t heard anything official from the HMD Global, so the appearance of the ad is totally surprising. Maybe they want to release the phone as a surprise.

    Furthermore, it is rumoured that the Nokia X might not even be a single flagship, but the new X series from Nokia. There are still some days left until the expected release date comes. Let’s see if HMD Global confirms if the phone actually exists or not.

  • HMD Global Interacts with Bloggers in Ghana

    HMD Global Interacts with Bloggers in Ghana

    HMD Global, makers of Nokia Smartphones on Android OS have engaged a cross section of the blogging community in the country through a blogger hangout session.

    The engagement, which is the first of several blogger engagements anticipated for the year 2018 by HMD Global had about 15 bloggers in attendance.

    All the bloggers who were present at the event were given brand new Nokia 8 to boost their tech-related news platforms as well as enhance the news content on their platforms using the bothie feature which allows tech consumers to take two angled videos simultaneously because it activates both the front and rear cameras to capture photos and videos.

    The Nokia 8 is Nokia’s most powerful Android smartphone built to maximize performance with a distinctive design engineered to deliver exceptionally long battery life and stays cool. The exclusive Dual-Sight mode allows consumers use both front and back cameras simultaneously for split-screen photos and video with built-in streaming straight to Facebook Live and YouTube Live.

    The company used the opportunity to share its strong commitment to producing premium but affordable smartphones for the Ghanaian populace.

    Last year HMD Global, the home of Nokia phones relaunched Nokia phones on Android operating systems. From affordable entry-level handsets to powerhouse top-end smartphones, each phone is suited to a different sort of user, with dual-sim versions too.

    The company has kept what many people loved about the brand – high-quality externals, nicely optimized hardware and plenty of care and attention put into the audiovisual and camera experiences with the jewel in the crown being the Android software.

  • Download Now: Google launches lightweight Go search app in Ghana

    Download Now: Google launches lightweight Go search app in Ghana

    Google has unveiled a new, lightweight search app aimed at emerging markets. The app, called Google Go, has been launched in 26 countries in sub-Saharan Africa, including Ghana, and is available for download immediately.

    Why Google Go?

    The app is meant to address the challenges often faces by users in emerging markets like Ghana: weak data connectivity, high data costs and low RAM and storage space on entry-level devices. It uses less than 5MB of storage on Android smartphones.

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  • Files Go by Google – This app will help you free space on your Android

    Files Go by Google – This app will help you free space on your Android

    One app for all your storage needs? Well, this is it. It’s from Google and it contains no ads, just AI power.

    Google’s Files Go — the app that helps Android users free up space, find files quickly and share files offline with people close by is available.

    Similar to Apple’s AirDrop, Files Go also lets you transfer files directly between devices (at speeds up to 125Mbps) without it costing mobile data, so long as both devices have the app installed. And by using the company’s mobile vision technology, the app suggests which files users should delete like unused apps, duplicate files, low-resolution videos, and memes.

    Google says the average person is saving around 1GB of space by using it.

    The app intelligently monitors the apps you use and files that have been downloaded to your device and offers recommendations on content that can be deleted. It also has a nifty feature that automatically clears the cache, and Google built filters to target specific WhatsApp image forwards, which tend to clutter up a device over time.

    How to download and install Files Go by Google

    1. Open the Play Store from the app drawer Search for Files Go.or the home screen or click here.
    2. Hit the Install button on the Files Go card.

    How to use Files go by Google to clean up your Android device.

    After installing Files Go, you’ll need to give it usage access so it can monitor your app usage and offer suggestions for apps you can delete. Here’s how to get started with Files Go:

    1. Open Files Go from the app drawer or home screen.
    2. Hit the Continue button.
    3. Give Files Go access to photos, media, and files by hitting the Allow button.
    4. In the Find unused apps card, tap the Get started button.
    5. Hit the Go to settings button.
    6. Tap Files Go in the Apps with usage access screen.
    7. Toggle the button next to Permit usage access.
    8. Go back to the app to see cleanup suggestions. In the Temporary app files card, hit the Free up button to clear unused files.
    9. Select the button next to All items and hit Clear.

    One of Files Go’s strengths is its ability to find unused apps to free up space. Now that we’ve given the app access to monitor your phone usage, you’ll see periodic recommendations when it finds apps that you haven’t used in a long time. You’ll also get notifications to clear unused files or excessively large media content when you’re running low on storage.

    Share files with Files Go by Google

    Maybe you don’t need Xender.

    Well, It’s a bit hidden, but Files Go includes the ability to share files with nearby friends. It works in a lot of ways like Apple’s AirDrop feature or the popular Android App – Xender, by using a secure hotspot connection between two devices to transfer the file.

    Instead of being able to send files to random strangers, the recipient will have to approve the connection between the devices before anything can be sent or received.

    To use the file sharing feature, each person will need to visit the Files tab and select Send or Receive. After that, follow the prompts to complete the transfer.

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  • Tecno Camon X and X Pro: Prices, Specs, Features & All you should know

    Tecno Camon X and X Pro: Prices, Specs, Features & All you should know

    The Tecno Camon X and Tecno Camon X Pro have been unveiled in Lagos Nigeria at the Tecno 2018 Global Spring Launch.

    The two phones are successors to the Tecno Camon CX which was released last year.

    The Tecno Camon Series is a family of camera-focused phones, but in recent times, they have also been upped to offer better productivity and the Camon X and Camon X Pro look to be towing the same line.

    The main differences between the Camon X and the Camon X Pro are the display and the megapixels for the front camera.

    The Camon X has a 6-inch Full Display and the Camon X Pro has a 6-inch FHD Display. Also, the front camera of the X is 20MP whereas the X Pro has 24MP, both of which take “clear selfie”.

    Tecno Camon X Specifications

    Display 6-inch HD+ 720x1440pixels,
    18:9 aspect ratio
    2.5D curved display
    RAM and Storage 3GB RAM; 16GB internal storage
    Processor 2.0GHz Octa-core processor
    Camera 16MP back camera with ring flash
    20MP front camera with dual flash
    Security Fingerprint Scanner, Face Scanner  Face ID)
    Battery 3750mAh
    Operating System Runs Android 8.1 Oreo
    Network Supports 4G networks

    Let’s now look at the specifications of the Camon X Pro.

    Tecno Camon X Pro Specifications

    Display 6-inch FHD,
    18:9 aspect ratio
    2.5D curved display
    RAM and Storage 4GB RAM; 64GB internal storage
    Processor 2.0GHz Octa-core processor, Helio P23 Processor
    Camera 16MP back camera with ring flash
    24MP front camera with dual flash
    Security Fingerprint Scanner, Face Scanner (Face ID)
    Battery 3750mAh
    Operating System Runs Android 8.1 Oreo
    Network Supports 4G networks

    Other Features of the Tecno Camon X and Camon X Pro

    Face Scanner or Facial Recognition (Face ID)

    The Tecno Camon X and X Pro will come with Facial Recognition for quick unlocking.

    Front Camera (Selfies) Features

    The front camera on both phones is one of the amazing “new” things Tecno has added.

    First, there is the  “4-in-1” mode. In this mode, the camera utilises 4 different small cells to balance colour and lighting and combines them into one picture. There is also the Bokeh effect mode (yes on the front camera) to place more focus on your face and blur out the background.

    The front camera also features an Intelligent adjustable flashlight and 3-HDR modes for portrait and group selfies.

    And the very surprising one: “AI-powered” selfie beautification. Tecno is taking things to a whole new “intelligent level” with AI beautification for selfies. With this, artificial intelligence will beautify your selfies.

    Performance and Processing Power

    The Tecno Camon X and X Pro are packed with the Mediatek Helio P23 MT6763T chip with Octa-core processor and 64-bit CPU architecture. The 8-cores of processor boasts of a speed of 2.0GHz with 16nm process technology as well. Both devices are powered by the ARM Mali-G71 MP2 graphics processor.

    Difference between Tecno Camon X and Tecno Camon X Pro

    Although both phones look very similar, there are four areas where they are different. These are:

    Feature Tecno Camon X
    Tecno Camon X Pro
    RAM 3 GB 4 GB
    Storage 16 GB 64 Gb
    Front Camera 20 Megapixels 24 Megapixels
    Display HD+ Screen FHD+ Screen

    Pricing and Availability of the Tecno Camon X and Camon X Pro

    Tecno Camon X and X Pro Price in Ghana

    Here are shops you can get the TECNO Camon X and Camon X Pro in Ghana:

    TECNO Camon X Price in Ghana

    Store Price Contact
    Mfidie Shop (Nationwide Delivery) GHS 710 0546090871
    Jumia Ghana (Nationwide Delivery) GHS 795 0544991140

    TECNO Camon X Pro Price in Ghana

    Store Price Contact
    Mfidie Shop (Nationwide Delivery) GHS 1199 0546090871
    Jumia Ghana (Nationwide Delivery) GHS 1299 0544991140

    However, when available, you can get free Data from MTN when you buy the devices.

    How to get Free Data on MTN after buying the Tecno Camon X or Camon X Pro in Ghana

    Compose an SMS with the words “MBS” without quotation marks. Send the composed SMS to MTN short code 151 and it will be processed for you. Having problems getting the data? Contact your seller.

    Tecno Camon X and X Pro Price in Kenya

    In Kenya, the Tecno Camon X costs Ksh 19,000 while the higher end Tecno Camon X Pro Coasts Ksh 22,999.

    Tecno Camon X and X Pro Price in Nigeria

    The retail prices for the Tecno Camon X  in Nigeria are 65,000 Naira.

  • A Flagship Comeback: 4 Reasons why I’m in love with the Nokia 8

    A Flagship Comeback: 4 Reasons why I’m in love with the Nokia 8

    It’s been a long while!

    What we’ve all been waiting for has finally come; what Nokia fans in Ghana and around the world have been clamouring for has come. Yes! A proper flagship from arguably the most iconic mobile phone brand – Nokia!

    My first phone was a Nokia, and among my friends, it’s difficult to find anyone who has not had a Nokia experience. For the past few weeks, I have had the Nokia 8 – a GHS 2,200 flagship from Nokia.

    In my last post, I went hands-on with the Nokia 8. The device features an aluminium unibody design with tapered edges, giving it the looks of a flagship. The polished look matches the device’s overall smooth feel.

    After 3 weeks of using the phone, here are 3 reasons why I’m totally in love with it.

    Nostalgia and the “Nokia Promise”

    For a Nokia phone, one would expect nothing less than durability and ease of use.

    The Nokia 8 delivers on both. during the time I’ve had it, it has dropped more than 5 times (I think it is a bit too slippery). Well, never once on those occasions did it restart, go off or hang. The screen is still intact and in very good condition.

    Also, it is very easy to adjust to this phone if you are coming from another android phone or from iOS. The back, home and menu keys are lined right below the screen respectively.

    Oh yeah, and did I forget to mention the startup tone? that good old Nokia tone. Still refreshing and satisfying.

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    Wonderful integration with the Google Assistant

    I have been using the Google Pixel 2 for a while before the Nokia 8. Before then, I’ve had other phones with the Google Assistant installed on them but none of them was as smooth as the Pixel 2.

    The Google Assistant is a virtual personal assistant developed by Google that is primarily available on mobile and smart home devices. It’s the equivalent of Siri on Apple Devices or Cortana on Windows Devices.

    Well with the Nokia 8, the integration with the Google Assistant is wonderful. On the same level with the Pixel 2. I have had a lot of fun using the Google Assistant on the Nokia 8.

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    What’s more, some very great productivity too. With the Google Assistant, you can unlock your phone (although I prefer passwords).

    A Flagship-esque Performance

    When it comes to performance, you really see why the Nokia 8 is a flagship. The phone pulls off a 1440 x 2560 resolution on a 5.3-inch screen – a very sharp screen.

    The Nokia 8 is powered by a Snapdragon 835 and has 4GB of RAM, which provides enough power for even graphics and memory-intensive games and apps. Day to day use of the phone is no problem with the device opening and running all the numerous apps I had installed on it with ease.

    There is also the 64GB of storage and a microSD slot so you can add up to 256GB more storage if needed. Space, sorted!

    Battery. On paper, the battery of the Nokia 8 doesn’t seem interesting – a mere 3,090mAh. However, in use, it is a superpower.. With moderate use, the Nokia 8 easily lasted through until the next day (always connected to wifi). Heavy users needn’t worry about charging in the middle of the day, too, as the battery has proven that it can last throughout the day.

    The presence of the 3.5mm jack also meant that there were premium headsets in the box. I listened to couple of albums on Deezer and the audio was great.

    Pure Android, Latest Android versions, Latest Security Updates

    One thing that is taken for granted by some Android users and OEMs is security and latest software. Well, HMD Global’s Nokia 8 runs on Pure Android. No skins.

    This means that you will have the latest version of Android as and when Google Makes them available. When I had the phone, it was on Android 7.1.1. in just a few minutes, it seamlessly updated to Android 8.1.0 Oreo.

    https://www.instagram.com/p/Bg3VFm7n-k-/?taken-by=mfidie

    Considering the fact that big names like Samsung are just about now getting Android Oreo for the Galaxy 8, Nokia has done very well; an advantage pure android presents.

    To wrap it up, the Nokia 8 feels great and provides a sweet android experience. However, I would have wished it had the ability for fast charging and the back didn’t feel so slippery (I keep dropping it). Maybe soon, HMD Global will have some cases for it.

    Overall, it is good value for money, and a good comeback to begin with.

    The Nokia 8 is currently selling in Ghana for GHS 2,200. It’s truly a flagship

  • Heads Up! MTN to start giving flash SMS notifications on bundle usage

    Heads Up! MTN to start giving flash SMS notifications on bundle usage

    MTN Ghana has come under pressure in recent times over how “quickly” their bundle disappears. Last week, a friend told me how her 2GB of data just vanished in a day.

    Well, personally, I don’t believe data can just vanish, except in some rare scenarios where there have been genuine mistakes from telcos (some of which never really get solved), the secret to how fast your data is consumed lies in your browsing habits. We shared tips on how to prevent some apps from using all your data.

    For example, I asked this friend to check her data usage to see which apps were actually responsible for her loss. The result – WhatsApp had used over 2GB in just a few days.

    Since the introduction of the status feature, WhatsApp has been consuming a lot of data and lots of people don’t even realise. The truth is that a video status lasting for 30 seconds is averagely 20MB per the videos I post on my status. Watching just 5 of these videos will set you back around 100MB.

    Why all this explanation when we are talking about flash notification on bundle usage?

    Well, for starters, before this, MTN does not give indications as to when your bundle is getting finished. Networks like Vodafone and the then Airtel (now AirtelTigo) inform you when your bundle is being used. There are notifications for 50% usage, 90% usage, etc so you have a fair idea how much data you have remaining.

    These notifications help to keep a subscriber in check, hence the good news that MTN will send Class 0 Messages on bundle usage. A few people will ask: ‘What are flash notifications or Class 0 messages?”.

    What is a Flash SMS Notification?

    A message that appears on the recipient’s mobile screen directly. The recipient does not need to go to the mobile phone inbox to read the message, nor is the message allocated to the SMS inbox. Flash SMS is a Value Added Service feature to the standard SMS delivery and is most commonly used to immediately catch the recipients’ attention. Flash SMS Notification is also known as a Class 0 Message, mostly on Apple Devices.

    On the MTN Network, a typical example of an SMS Flash Notification is the call summary that one receives at the end of every call, detailing the call cost and duration.

    MTN Flash SMS Notification on Bundle Usage

    Although MTN has said that the feature will be active starting 3rd April, there is no real guideline as to how often notifications will roll out.

    Some users were, however, less than enthused about the feature.

    Update:

    The most recent message from MTN Ghana’s Facebook Page indicates that users will be able to reply with 1 to renew their bundle OR 2 to approve charging from their main account.

    The message read: “Y’ello! Please be informed that from 3rd April, 2018 you will be receiving prompts on your bundle usage. Kindly reply with 1 to renew your bundle OR 2 to approve charging from main account.”.

    However, it there is still the problem of notifications for those who use their mifi or devices that can not receive flash.

    What do you think about the feature? Will getting notifications as you use your bundle help you to properly manage and check your usage?

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