TD Mobile lands in Ghana, partners Nokia

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The acclaimed sub-Saharan Africa’s biggest mobile devices distributor, TD Mobile has landed in the city of Accra, capital of Ghana, just as it partners Nokia to boost penetration, reports ITRealms.

This, ITRealms gathered, commenced with the official launch of its operations in Ghana, even as TD Mobile was appointed exclusive distributors of Nokia mobile phones in the West African country.

The event held at the Villa Monticello Boutique Hotel, Airport Residential Area, Accra on Friday October 27^th 2017, ITRealms also gathered, witnessed who is who across the representatives of key government functionaries from the Ministry of Communication, Ministry of Business Development, Ministry of Trade and Industry, captains of industries; major telecoms companies and stakeholders in the smartphone reseller and consumer space.

Equally present was the Chairman, Zinox Group, Dr. Leo Stan Ekeh, the Lithuanian Ambassador to Ghana, Mr. Joseph Syme; Managing Director/CEO, United Bank for Africa (Ghana) Ltd., Abiola Bawuah; CEO, Ghana Free Zone Board, Michael Bafi and a host of celebrities from the movie and entertainment industries.

With the official launch of TD Mobile in the Ghanaian capital, Accra, expectations are rife of an astronomical rise in smartphone penetration which currently hovers around 21 per cent in Ghana. Hopes are also high for improved access to genuine quality mobile devices at the right prices for the majority of Ghanaians.

Further fueling the sense of excitement is TD Mobile’s signing of a major partnership agreement with HMD Global as sole distributors of Nokia mobile devices including the much-anticipated Nokia 8 and the re-born version of the iconic Nokia 3310, among other eye-catching models recently unveiled by the brand.

A subsidiary of ICT distribution power-house Technology Distributions Ltd., TD Mobile will add the Nokia brand to a growing list of premium Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) represented in line with its status as the biggest mobile devices distributor in the West African sub-region. Some of the major brands represented in the TD Mobile stable include Infinix, Samsung, Tecno, Lenovo, InnJoo and Transcend, among many others.

“We are extremely delighted to extend our operations to Ghana which remains one of the most prominent markets in the West African sub-region. We are also excited with our appointment as exclusive distributors of Nokia mobile phones in the country,” Managing Director, TD Mobile, Mrs. Gozy Ijogun enthused. 

“With a predominantly youthful population, stable political system and an admirably aspirational mindset among its people, there is so much potential in Ghana.  We are optimistic that, with the launch of TD Mobile and the unveiling of new lines of products and partnerships here, the rate of technology diffusion and smartphone penetration will reach unprecedented levels. The positive effects of these on the economy and the standard of living in the country are huge and we are so excited to be a part of it,” she concluded.

Also speaking at the event, HMD Global’s General Manager, West, East and Central Africa, Mr. Joseph Umunnakwe, expressed delight with the company’s partnership with TD Mobile which in his opinion, will provide more options and real value for resellers and consumers in Ghana’s mobile devices market space.

Established with a keen eye on the future of smart technologies and as a timely response to the dynamic and changing face of the industry and end-user requirements; TD Mobile has quickly acquired a reputation as the biggest distributor of smart mobile devices in the West African sub-region.

With its wide reach and presence in major cities and other West African capitals, TD Mobile possesses the latent capacity to take every brand on its stable to every nook and cranny in the hinterlands and to every action station in any metropolis.

In addition to pioneering the use of online serial number confirmations which allows user authentication of all mobile devices, TD Mobile has also carried on the legacy of its parent company by distributing only genuine products sourced directly from the Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs).

Riding on its renowned reputation as an undisputed source of genuine mobile devices, TD Mobile has grown rapidly from a position of strength to become a by-word for reliability in the West African mobile devices market.  

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Pix: TD MOBILE launches in Ghana: R-L: Managing Director, TD Mobile, Mrs. Gozy Ijogun; HMD Global’s General Manager, West, East and Central Africa, Mr. Joseph Umunnakwe; Board Chairman, Volta River Authority, Mr. Kweku Awotwi; Managing Director/CEO, United Bank for Africa (Ghana) Ltd., Abiola Bawuah; Chairman, Zinox Group, Leo Stan Ekeh; Managing Director, Alliance Marketing, Mrs. Hanannah Ibrahim; Managing Director, Atlantic Phones, Kwesi Nitri and representative of the Minister of Trade/Industry and Head, Communication and Public Affairs in the Ministry, Mr. Boakye-Boateng Prince during the official launch of TD Mobile and unveiling as exclusive distributors of NOKIA mobile phones in Ghana at the Villa Monticello Boutique Hotel, Airport Residential Area, Accra on last Friday.

MTN, TD Mobile unveil Freetel ICE 2 Android in Lagos

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Leading telecommunications operator in the country, MTN Communications Nigeria is partnering with the Sub-Saharan Africa’s biggest mobile device distributor, TD Mobile to unveil Freetel ICE 2 Andriod smartphone in the city of Lagos, reports ITRealms.

This phone described as revolutionary smartphone, ITRealms gathered is backed by Google.

The event graced by industry dignitaries included former Executive Vice-Chairman, Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Dr. Ernest Ndukwe, Chairman, Board of Directors, Technology Distributions Limited led by Prof. Anya O. Anya; representatives of Corporate Nigeria and bank CEOs; representatives of partner organizations MTN, Google, TD Mobile, sub-dealers and other stakeholders from the ICT eco-system, saw Chairman, Zinox Group, Dr. Leo Stan Ekeh declaring at the event that “When you are looking for partnerships, go all out and partner with the best.”

According to him, Freetel ICE 2 smartphone is designed for the Nigerian market, and is one of the many devices from the stable of Freetel, Japan’s largest selling smart phone brand in open market.

Designed in the state-of-the-art design center in Tokyo, Japan with manufacturing oversight by Japanese engineers with over 40 years of experience, ITRealms gathered that the device is Google GMS certified, which confirms that it meets Google’s performance requirements and properly runs the Google Apps.

ITRealms reports that book lovers would be thrilled by the ICE 2 which comes pre-loaded with Worldreader’s free e-library of 50,000 e-books, which enables Nigerians to read their favourite books at no cost.

The smartphone, ITRealms gathered would sell for about N13,000 ($35), which the promoters said is an attractive price-point that is expected to deepen the pace of smartphone penetration in the country.

In addition, ITRealms reports that ICE 2 is powered by Google’s most recent Android operating system – Android 7.0, which is fully equipped with the latest software and security updates including Google Play Protect: a newly-developed software which continuously works to keep one’s device, data and apps safe. Just as the smartphone is pre-loaded with MTN’s latest apps including MTN Music Plus.

Massive incentives await the first 200 subscribers to get the Freetel ICE 2. In addition, all customers who buy the device will also enjoy double data bonus on every data bundle they buy for three months, courtesy of MTN.

For MTN’s Chief Marketing Officer, Rahul De, “We are excited by this partnership because our focus over the years has been on connecting millions of Nigerians to each other and the world, thus expanding access to information, entertainment and endless opportunities. The affordable and innovative ICE 2 takes us further along this journey, allowing more Nigerians make the transition to smartphones.”

The Managing Director, TD Mobile, Mrs. Gozy Ijogun disclosed that the launch of the Freetel ICE 2 is a fitting testimony to the company’s landmark strides in making ICT products and devices accessible, affordable and usable across Africa.

“Since inception, TD Mobile has been the leading driver of smart devices penetration in the West African sub-region. The launch of the Freetel ICE 2 resonates with our mission of spear-heading a technology revolution in Africa and further shows why we have remained in the forefront of bringing the best and latest technology products to the sub-region. Through the strategic partnerships with our massive network of operators, dealers and retailers, we are sure to see the ICE 2 Android smartphone in the hands of millions of Nigerians in no time,” she enthused.

On its part, Google’s Head of Nigeria for Android Partnerships, Adama Diallo emphasized: “We have been truly impressed by the quality of the Freetel ICE 2 at this price point. We are excited to continue working with ecosystem partners like Freetel, TD & MTN to offer Android devices at every price point and connect more Nigerians to the internet.”

A subsidiary of ICT distribution power-house Technology Distributions Ltd. (TD Africa), TD Mobile will add the ICE 2 smartphone to a growing list of devices from international brands represented in line with its status as the biggest mobile devices distributor in the West African sub-region. Considering TD Mobile’s wide reach and unmatched presence in major Nigerian cities and other West African capitals; the company will deploy its huge distribution capacity in taking the device to every action station in the metropolis as well as every nook and cranny in the hinterlands.

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The ICE 2 goes on sale nationwide this September and is available at all major online and offline retail stores including MTN’s retail outlets.

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Official! TD Mobile clinches Nokia major distributorship

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The TD Mobile has signed a major partnership agreement with HMD Global for the distribution of Nokia devices, reports ITRealms.

This follows Nokia recent re-launch in the market with a number of eye-catching devices lined up for consumers.

The Managing Director, TD Mobile, Mrs. Gozy Ijogun expressed her delight with the partnership, disclosed that the decision to represent the Nokia brand is one that would translate to huge benefits for both parties.

Noting that with shipping having commenced across the globe in key markets including Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA), Nokia’s return to the smart devices table is a development bound to serve as thrilling news for millions of fans.

In addition to a keen sense of anticipation for the other new models from the NOKIA stable, many nostalgic fans remain in love with the legendary NOKIA 3310 which has generated huge excitement in the market since the reveal of its re-born version.

Finland-based HMD Global is behind the new Nokia 3310 and other highly-anticipated models including the Android-powered Nokia 3, Nokia 5 and Nokia 6. HMD Global has a license to design and sell NOKIA branded phones globally as well as use technologies developed by NOKIA Corporation.

A subsidiary of ICT distribution power-house Technology Distributions Ltd., TD Mobile will add the NOKIA brand to a growing list of premium Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) represented in line with its status as the biggest mobile devices distributor in the West African sub-region. Considering TD Mobile’s wide reach, distribution network and unmatched presence in major Nigerian cities and other West African capitals; the partnership will see the company deploy its latent capacity in taking the line-up of products from the NOKIA stable to every action station in the metropolis as well as every nook and cranny in the hinterlands.

TD Mobile enjoys the lion’s share in terms of market size in the smart devices distribution sub-sector in Nigeria.

“We are very happy to have signed on NOKIA which remains one of the world’s most recognized smartphone brand. Our commitment is, as always, to represent the brand optimally in line with the tradition of excellence we have become renowned for. In line with the foregoing, we will be looking to put the various products from the brand into the hands of millions of consumers through our wide distribution channels and network of resellers. This partnership is one that is sure to go a long way, especially in terms of the mutually-beneficial returns and other opportunities it would unlock for both parties,” she intonesaid.

Established with a keen eye on the future of smart technologies and as a timely response to the dynamic and changing face of the industry and end-user requirements; TD Mobile has quickly acquired a reputation as the biggest distributor of smart mobile devices in Nigeria and the West African sub-region.

With its renowned reputation as a distributor of genuine mobile devices sourced directly from the Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), TD Mobile has become a by-word for reliability in the industry.

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Freetel, Japanese smartphone debuts in Nigeria, partners TD Mobile

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Freetel, the Japan’s largest selling smart phone brand in open market has debuted in Nigeria with a partnership with TD Mobile, reports ITRealms.

Freetel, ITRealms gathered, was founded in Tokyo in 2012 by few enthusiastic telecom experts with a vision to re-create the Japanese quality smart phones at affordable prices. Freetel has started expansion overseas since November 2015 in Asia, North America, Latin America, Middle East and Africa.

Freetel devices are available in 20 countries including two African markets; Egypt and Ghana.

The Vice President, International Sales, Freetel, Eugene Yoshioka, said Nigeria is the focus market for Freetel, stressing that they are looking forward to reaching out to Nigerian consumers with its latest smartphones.

“We plan to invest in the country with a full-fledged subsidiary to support sales, marketing and after sales support. We are glad that we are partnering with the most powerful and trusted partner of the region: TD Africa,” he said.

Also, he disclosed that Freetel is planning to bring four Android Smartphones in the beginning priced from N13,000 to N38,000, pointing out that all Freetel Smartphones are designed in the state of art design center in Tokyo, manufacturing is overseen by Japanese engineers with over 40 years of experience and Google’s   Mobile Services (GMS) certified.

“All Freetel smart phones are Google’s GMS Certified and quality checked by Japanese engineering experts. The GMS Certification is the confirmation that a specific device meets Google's performance requirements and properly runs the Google Apps.

A subsidiary of ICT distribution power-house Technology Distributions Ltd. (TD Africa), TD Mobile will add the Freetel brand to a growing list of international brands represented in line with its status as the biggest mobile devices distributor in the West African sub-region. 

Considering TD Mobile’s wide reach, distribution network and unmatched presence in major Nigerian cities and other West African capitals; the partnership will see the company deploy its latent capacity in taking the line-up of products from the Freetel stable to every action station in the metropolis as well as every nook and cranny in the hinterlands.

In the words of Mrs. Ijogun, Managing Director, TD Mobile: “As a key driver of technology revolution in Africa, TD Mobile has always strived to bring the latest and best of technology products to Nigeria and the West African region by extension.

According to her, Freetel and TD Mobile have entered into an exclusive partnership to bring Japanese Smartphones to Nigeria.

“We believe we can capture a major market share with the help of our extensive distribution reach and strategic partnerships with operators, dealers and retailers.”

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TD Africa flaunts Nigeria’s booming ICT potential

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The celebrated Africa’s biggest Information and Communications Technology (ICT) distributors, Technology Distributions (TD) Limited, has flaunted the Nigeria’s booming ICT sectorial potentials, reports ITRealms.

This was showcased at the hosting of a high-powered team of executives from the headquarters of global digital giants, Google in Lagos.

The event which held on Tuesday July 25^th also witnessed the unveiling of TD’s new Ikeja office, strategically located at 26 Kodesoh Street, a few metres from the popular, Ikeja Under-Bridge.

ITRealms also reports that the event attended by the Chairman, Zinox Group, Dr. Leo-Stan Ekeh in the company of Senior Executive Management and staff of TD including the Managing Director of TD Mobile, Mrs. Gozy Ijogun who played a major role in liaising with the Google International team for the visit; Managing Director, Sales/Marketing, Mrs. Chioma Chimere; Managing Director, Operations, Mrs. Shade Oyebode and Managing Director, Special Projects, Mr. Stanley Okpalaeke among others.

Also in attendance were a number of key partners such as President, Computer and Allied Products Dealers Association of Nigeria (CAPDAN), Mr. Adeniyi Ojikutu; MD/CEO, DreamWorks Nigeria Ltd., Mr. Chuks Aylor; Sales Manager, SLOT Systems Ltd., Mr. Jonathan Uzomba; CEO, Yudala Ltd., Mr. Wole Ogundare; Founder/Vice President, Yudala Ltd., Prince Nnamdi Ekeh; representatives of Transsion Holdings, Mr. Chuks and Mr. Adams as well as MD, Edge Baseline Solutions Ltd., Mr. Onyinye Ejide, among others.

From TD’s office, the Google team were conducted on an immersion tour of the sprawling Computer Village – Nigeria’s ICT hub and arguably the biggest technology market on the continent.

The tour of Computer Village provided a useful opportunity for the team to feel the pulse and garner a first-hand experience of the daily hustle, sheer scale and volume of transactions, immense opportunities and potential that abound in the Otigba market super-structure which represents a fitting microcosm of Nigeria’s growing ICT sector.

In his address, Ekeh shared insights from his over three-decades of serial digital entrepreneurship in Nigeria, urging the visiting team to see the numerous opportunities that abound from structured investments in the Nigerian ICT sector.

“Technically, I pioneered IT in the country about 30 years ago. I brought the likes of HP which currently owns about 60% share of the market to Nigeria. Same for the likes of Compaq, Apple, Lenovo and Microsoft among others. Nigeria is not as bad as it’s talked about globally. We are very hospitable people. We appreciate foreigners. We want them to come in here to do business and the Government protects you; even the corporate bodies and individuals protect you.

“When you have a country like Nigeria with a lot of resources and human capital that is largely untapped, the potential is huge. For instance, Google can invest a little bit on human capital, say in three universities in diverse regions in Nigeria and create an incubation hub to train human capital or what I call finishing school.

“The guys have the basic but they need to see the global big picture to learn coding and other associated skills. It doesn’t cost a whole lot. People like us have been doing it over the years to bring up most of the people you’ve seen here.”

While welcoming the Google team to Nigeria, Ekeh disclosed that TD Africa pioneered ICT distribution in Nigeria with a vision to becoming the biggest players on the African continent – a dream which saw the company make about $45m within its first year of operations based on personal guarantee and integrity. He also cited the examples of other partners such as SLOT Systems and Transsion Holdings, best known for its leading mobile brands including TECNO, itel and Infinix who have prospered from their ambitious tech investments in Nigeria.

Ekeh’s submission was echoed by the partners in attendance, most of whom took the opportunity to share details of their respective organization’s growth trajectory in the Nigerian ICT sector.

President of EMEA Business & Operations for Google, Mathew John Brittin, disclosed that the company is firmly committed to deepening its footprints in Nigeria.

“We have been in Nigeria for seven years with a small team of experts, all Nigerians who are passionate about making Nigeria making the most of the digital world. We share the view about the numerous opportunities in Nigeria for Nigerians.

“Three things are top of mind for us: the first is access so we have been part of the explosive growth of TECNO, Infinix and others with Android. This is something we are very proud of. I own some of these devices and I can see that they are very great devices so we appreciate them. How we can help with the explosion of access to make the internet a certain reality for everyone is a key thing that we are focused on here and that includes making our products and services work better on lower cost connections.

“Second is the computing revolution with smarter tools that work for everybody. If you can’t read and can’t spell, that’s our problem. We want you to be able to talk to us and we’ll give you an answer in your language. We are really working hard on making the next generation of tools better for everyone and also helping local developers do the same. We’ve funded some universities with free apps and we are trying to do more around developing a launch pad programme here to help local developers build local apps that can power the next generation of entrepreneurs and successful businesses here.

“The third thing and which is really important to us is education. We have piloted over the last year, here in Nigeria, programmes on basic digital skills for everyone: individuals, SMBs, developers and we set out with an aim to train 400,000 in a year. We’ve trained 600,000 with some government support and encouragement and we are looking at what we can do to take that further into the future. We look forward to the next chapter of our partnership with all of you,” he said.

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Pix 1: Google's Mathew John Brittin with MD TD Mobile Mrs Gozy Ijogun
Pix 2: Google's Mathew John Brittin with Leo-Stan Ekeh of Zinox Group in Lagos 

Altcatel Onetouch returns to Nigerian market, signs up TD Mobile

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One of the world’s fastest-growing smartphone manufacturers, Alcatel Onetouch has returned to Nigeria market with a deal with TD Mobile, reports ITRealms.

At a launch in Lagos, Tuesday night, Alcatel Onetouch says its coming to town with a wide range of affordable, yet attractive rich-feature mobile devices into the Nigerian market.

This is coming as the brand within international mobile and Internet device maker TCL Communication has chosen TD Mobile as its distributor for Nigeria.

The Regional Director for Alcatel Onetouch in charge of Nigeria and Central Africa, Mr Nick Imudia, declared “I’m pleased to be a part of Alcatel Onetouch as it strives to bring the latest mobile innovations to mass market consumers in Nigeria."

According to Imudia, his mandate is to build the Alcatel Onetouch brand by providing tools that will grow and enrich the Nigerian market, hence he is bent on providing Nigerian consumers, partners, operators and their consumers easy access to vast range of affordable products.

He stressed that they at Alcatel Onetouch, they recognise that every smartphone user needs and deserves a device that offers good performance, beautiful aesthetics and rich functionality.

“As such, we’ll strive to offer choice, variety and flexibility to consumers irrespective of their budget,” he said.

ITRealms recalls that Imudia brings a wealth of experience from a Nigerian market and mobile industry perspective. His experience in managing sales, marketing, consumer care, logistics, retail execution and developer engagement for a large mobile brand means he is bringing a wide range of knowledge and insight to make Alcatel Onetouch a success in Nigeria.

Nick promises his team his local team would drive into the market, as well as the full support of the Alcatel Onetouch Africa team.

TD Mobile, an arm of Technology Distributions Ltd, he said, would help Alcatel Onetouch effectively reach the market with its product portfolio.

“The company is the foremost distributor of smart mobile devices in the West African sub-region with a wide distribution network and presence in major Nigerian cities,” Imudia said.

The mobile company Used the opportunity to unveil Alcatel Onetouch 1050D feature phone, Pixi 3G tablet, smartphones.

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Pix: L-R Julien Fourit, Director Sales, Africa, Alcatel Onetouch, Gozy Ekeh-Ijogun, Managing Director, TD Mobile, Nick Imudia, Regional Director for Nigeria and Central Africa, Alcatel Onetouch and Kath Smith, Senior Area Marketing Manager for Africa, Alcatel Onetouch at the relaunch of the Alcatel Onetouch brand in Nigeria. 

Microsoft Devices, TD Mobile team up on Nokia Lumia 2520

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Leading manufacturers of smart devices, Microsoft Devices is leveraging its latest takeover of Nokia by teaming up with the West African leading distribution channel of ICT products, TD Mobile to bring Nokia Lumia 2520 to Nigerians, reports ITRealms.

Graced by Heads of Information Technology (IT) in the private and public sectors, re-sellers and key movers of the industry, ITRealms gathered that the Chief Executive Officer of Technology Distribution (TD) Group, Mrs. Chioma Ekeh, former Executive Vice Chairman (EVC) of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and chairman of OpenMedia Group as well as Dr. Leo Stan Ekeh, Chairman, Zinox Group, witnessed the launch at Wheatbaker Hotel, Ikoyi, Lagos.

Welcoming guest to the occasion, Managing Director, Marketing at Technology Distributions, Mrs. Chioma Chimere, explained that TD has again been forced to act in the national interest through the establishment of TD Mobile.

She told ITRealms that TD played a similar role in computing, printing and enterprise solutions, stressing that in each of those periods, TD was literally forced to invest in processes and market innovations that introduced order while delivering large numbers of genuine original products at affordable prices and at the right time.

Mrs. Chimere also said that the mobile market was growing in leaps and bounds thus exposing the consumer to mobile technology that often do not meet their aspirations.

She pointed out that TD Mobile has been nurtured to showcase the same values and attributes that propelled TD to the number 1 distributor position in the subregion, in addition to its partnership with world-class Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), stocking and professional warehousing, immediate delivery, and unrivalled after sales support.

She declared that the launch of the Nokia Lumia 2520 is evidence that TD Mobile is poised to raise the bar on standards.

Unveiling the product, the former Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigeria Communications Commission, Dr. Ndukwe said that the Lumia 2520 was coming at a time that Nigerians need a tool that would deliver truly mobile solutions.

He said that the Lumia 2520 would have a familiar feel to all who have used Microsoft products, emphasizing that Nigerians would find the Lumia 2520 very useful as the nation develop capacities for electronic business and electronic governance.

For the Managing Director, Microsoft Devices, Mr. Nick Imudia the Lumia 2520 builds on the beautiful Lumia design and comes in a number of stunning colors, including red and white in a glossy finish, alongside cyan and black in a matte finish.

“The Lumia 2520 is designed to work anywhere, with a 10.1-inch full HD display that offers the best outdoor and indoor readability. He said that for the first time, ZEISS optics appear on a tablet alongside proprietary Nokia imaging algorithms. The Lumia 2520 has a 6.7 megapixel rear camera with f1.9 aperture, providing great low-light images, and also features a 2 megapixel front-facing camera for high quality video calls. Concerns about power are a thing of the past with the Lumia 2520, as it provides up to 11 hours of battery life during video playback and has support fast-charging; providing up to 80 per cent charge in just one hour.

Mr. Imudia said that the Lumia 2520 also comes with a number of unique software experiences – Nokia Storyteller, which is built into the Lumia 2520, reinvents the way you relive your stories; Nokia Video Director, a new video editing software that lets you get even more creative with videos; the Microsoft Outlook experience, making it easy to finish off your pending mails no matter where you are. With Microsoft Office built in, you can view and edit your Word, Excel and PowerPoint files on the move, while keeping the original formatting.

ITRealms recalls that TD is reputed globally for its quality products, people and processes, have won numerous international and local awards for innovative marketing and good corporate governance.

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