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Video Shows How iPhone 11 Beats Iconic Nokia 3310 In Drop Test
Nokia 3310 has proven to be immortal of all smartphone we’ve seen over the years. The device has survived many drop test that even the flagship Samsung S10 failed at. However, the fate of the Nokia 3310 is at stake as a new video showing a drop test of the Nokia 3310 device alongside iPhone 11 Pro Max and the Samsung Galaxy Fold shows the device could loose it tittle.
iPhone 11 Pro Max Drop Test
A tech Youtuber TechRax as recently uploaded a new drop test video showing a test was performed on the Nokia 3310, iPhone 11 Pro Max, and the Samsung Galaxy Fold.
The YouTuber dropped all three device from a height of 20 stories, down a spiral staircase.
iPhone 11 Pro Max was drop first, and after the device dropped down the staircase, it was able to survive it and worked fine after the fall. However, since the device was covered with a glass body, it couldn’t help but wear out and had cracks all over it.
The Samsung Galaxy Fold was the second contestant and was not able to survive the fall, the device failed to operate after and display went blank white screen.
Lastly, the champ, Nokia 3310 was tested for durability and surprisingly the device gave in to the fall. The device scattered on the floor with a cracked back cover and broken display.
Here’s the video as proof:
The iPhone 11 Pro Max emerge champion after the drop test, but i wouldn’t give it all the credit just yet because the video the show the Nokia 3310 device being tested after the fall.
iPhone 11 Pro Max Really Durable?
The drop test performed shows that iPhone 11 Pro Max is the ultimate winner out of the three devices.
You might begin to wonder how a fragile phone like an iPhone was able to withstand the drop test, you should know that all drop conditions are not the same and basic physics comes into play.
The tech Cupertino giant itself claimed that the iPhone 11 is one of the most durable smartphones they’ve ever made. The iPhone 11 Pro Max features an IP 68 rating and can as well survive in 4m deep water for 30 minutes.
People’s Reaction
Of course peoples comment over a thing like this will amuse you and the drop test video might have just started a new meme game in the comments section in the memory of the Nokia 3310. Here are some of the funny comments that made me laugh out loud.
What do you think about the drop test video?is it fair enough to crown the iPhone 11 Pro Max the winner? Share your thoughts in the comment below!
We all know Microsoft office packages to work as an individual app, Word, Excel, and Power Point, but now the tech giant as adopted WPS office style and merged it office packages into one single app.
Microsoft held its Ignite 2019 event in Florida a few days ago, where the tech giant announced a couple of new updates for its products.
Among them, the company has decided to combine Word, Excel, and PowerPoint in a single app for Android and iOS users.
If you’re already familiar with WPS office app, then you know exactly what we’re talking about. This will allow smartphone users to create docs (documents), spreadsheets, PPTs (Presentations) in a single app instead of switching between the three separately.
Apart from this, the new office app will let users conduct various other tasks such as converting images into texts, sharing media between other devices, and creating and signing PDF files.
The new Microsoft Office app is available for public preview for Android users and as a beta app for iOS users. However, there is no word if Microsoft will extend the allinone feature to PCs.
So, what do you think about the all new office app? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
2020 is only about one month away and it still surprising that 2G network still dominate the Nigerian telecom landscape. Like really?!
A recent statistics reveals that over 122.9 million Nigerian citizen’s still uses 2G network. Only about 67 out of the over 174 million active subscribers in Nigeria have moved to the 3G and 4G network platforms so far.
As at August 2019, 2G subscriptions stood 122.9 million, corresponding to 64.42 per cent of the country’s population. 3G subscription, accounts for 49.7 million, representing 26.03 per cent of the population while 4G accounts for a paltry 17.3 million subscriptions representing 9.07 per cent of the population.
Now, the question is, if about 64.42 of the Nigerian population are still on 2G networks, why are planning on adopting 5G network? Back in June, the Nigeria communication commission claims Nigeria is ready to test 5G network, but 2G is still dominating.
This can only mean that the larger population still using 2G networks (phones) may be fetching substantial revenue for telecom firm. That is but my thought and not to be taken seriously.
So, do you still own and use a 2G phone in 2019? How often do you use it?
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