PayWithCapture: An App That Lowers The Rate Of Theft

Hey guys,

I've always wanted an app which had dual or multi purposes so indeed i went snooping around like i should... Lol and i cam across something spectacular.

I know first hand that many wouldn't wanna indulge but this indeed a way life can be made easier.

Many of us are known not to be able to cope without data on our phones but imagine if you had a lot of money with you and it still wasn't with you... Doesn't make sense?

Okay, how bout having virtual money that is actually real money?

Still doesn't click?

Ok. Its simple really. What i am about to introduce to you is an app that allows you sync your card details into and thereby using the app to make payments.

Cool huh?

Now, all you have to do is, keep all your debit or credit cards under your pillow because you sure ain't gonna need it.

So, i give to you.....







The PayWithCapture app. This app, like i have said before is a multipurpose app launched by AccessBank. The banks aim is to make banking activities and shopping spree seamless.

You ask how?

The app is build in such a way that you can scan to pay or simply put in the merchants(seller) id for a quick payment.

The app makes your of the rear camera on your while trying to scan the QR code of the merchant.

1. User Interface:

It is very friendly indeed.

The app has a gif like display when it provides spaces for your logon details and its also plated light blue which gives it a sense of togetherness.

You can also login with your phone number and your email. The most important 'forgot password' feature cannot be ruled out as it is also found there.





When you logon, the menus are too the right and it provides a lot of features like quick payments, mobile recharge, sending money to phones, paying for items, scan to pay and other nice features.

2. Security:

Most people wont even user applications provided by their banks, why?

Because they feel it can be hacked. This is quite different with this app. It has two step security feature.

First of all, you need your password, then your pin and you still get an OTA pin to execute transactions. Hehe..that's three now isn't it?

What am i even saying?



Its so secure that the app wont let you take screen shots of it. Yep, you heard me.

Imagine you got robbed(God forbid) and you had no debit cards with you but you device were with the miscreants.

Not to worry, the app would have to be deleted because it would be useless to them. Once they don't know your password, that's basically it.

3. Download links:

You can easy search for it on google play for android devices and app store for iphones.

Well, blackberries are phased out on this till further notice. Hehe but if you rock the OS 10.3 on Z10, Q10, Z3 or Classic, then you might jist be able to install the apk.

I hope this was helpful and shout out to AccessBank for this app.

5 Reasons Why People Don't Buy Top Tier Device, Iphone

Hey my people..

How was work today? I was checking all the features on my Infinix Note 2 LTE and just wondered, why wouldn't i just buy an Iphone and flex among the sharpest dudes?

For about a moment, i had nothing..then it hit me, real hard. Not everyone could actually afford to be in the same lane as those with the tier one devices.

Here, i would be giving reasons why individuals, prefer not to buy these top tech devices.

1. Very Expensive:



The Iphone is a very regular culprit for this.

Right from the first generation smart phones down to the Iphone 6, 6 plus and 6S, they have been outright expensive. Imagine the Iphone 6 costing a whooping 160,000 Naira or more.

I mean, common, that's school fees for a masters programme right there. Anyway, we all can decide what we wanna use our money for but as for me, too expensive.

2. Costly To Repair:



I cant help but laugh really hard at some guys/ladies who cant even afford to repair their phones. E.g. The Iphone. This same culprit bah?

You don gerrit...hehe..

I know of someone who has his iphone screen shattered completely but this person in question is reluctant about going to see a qualified technician about it. Guess how much to repair the screen lasan (alone)?

An amazing 25K or more!



So, i sit back to reminisce like..



But who really knows why you got the Iphone.

My own advise would be, sell the device at ofcourse you know where.

And life continues, lol.

3. Data Consumption:



Some will argue till the finish that Iphones doesn't consume data like the android.

I know that android most apps on android demand the use of data but check out the Iphone, even songs need data to play! Haba!

So i actually have to turn on my data to play a song.. Very interesting..
The reverse is the case for android tho.


4. Cant Download Music:



So, my twin has an iphone 6 and the sound quality is awesome. Hearing every word the artist says along side the beat is something one would appreciate.

The music isn't the issue here but how to get it. I don't promote illegal download but hey, its what we've found ourselves in. How can a 'device' force me to pay for stuff i wanna listen to even if its wack??

So, this is my bottleneck. If i wanna support an artist, i shouldn't be forced.


5. Cant Share Files:



Don't get it twisted, the Iphone has the bluetooth technology for transfers but sending to other devices is an herculean task.

All thanks to apps like Xender and Flash share that has made file transfer faster on devices like the iphones to androids.

Hope y'all enjoyed the post.

Check Out The Innjoo Max 3 And Max 3 LTE Specifications

Many rumors have come and gone but here we are today with Innjoo Max 3 and Innjoo Max LTE which launched a few days ago.

For some reasons, i expected this device to be like the Infinix Note2 / Infinix Note 2 LTE in screen size. I guess, was right after all. This device has a 6-inch screen.

I introduce to you, the Innjoo Max 3. This device comes in two variants which is the 3G and 4G Lte just like the Infinix Note 2.

Check out the specs below:

1. Network:

This device has a GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900, 3G HSDPA 900 /1900/ 2100.
It is also has 4GLTE (LTE version)
The phablet has dual sim slots which are on stand by mode(Micro SIM, Nano-SIM)

The Innjoo Max 3 Android 5.1 Lollipop OS with the Inn UI.

2. Structure:

The device simply has dimension of 8.6 mm thick. It has a display of 6.0-inch, 720 x 1280 pixels (244 PPI) and its also an IPS LCD Capacitive touch screen.

The sensors are not left out on this one. It has present the accelerometer, Proximity, compass and the finger print.

The finger isn't like the iphone or the samsung that comes below the screen. Its located behind the phone, inches below the rear camera.


3. Hardware:

Testing this device is what i really wanna do but first, lets have a peek at what the processors have in stock. 
It has a Quad-core 1.3 GHz Cortex-A53 /  Quad-core 1.0 GHz Cortex-A53. You can also call it the MediaTek MT6580 / MediaTek MT6735P.


Now, the name of the processors: Mali-T720MP2(3G) / Mali 400-MP2 (LTE version). For the RAM: 1 GB(3G) / 2 GB (LTE version). 
The Internal Storage hasn't really changed much as its the same 16 GB but if you decide to go the extra mile, the external sd slot allows a storage space up to 128 GB.

4. Camera:

I guess most devices are pretty much stuck on the 13MP camera. Anyway, this isn't different. The Max 3 has a 13Mp rear coupled autofocus plus LED flash. 
The video recording output will surely be good. Not forgetting the front cam which has an 8MP capacity. Very good for selfies.. Hehe


5. Audio Output:

Music Support: AAC, MP2, MP3, M4A, MKA,Loudspeaker: Yes
Video Support: MP4/MPEG4/H.263/H.264 playerFM Radio: Yes

6. Connectivity:

Bluetooth: v4.0WiFi: Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, hotspotGPS: Yes
USB: microUSB v2.0

7. Battery:

4000 mAh.

Now is the phone worth the hype?



Considering the fact, that it has just a finger print added and a 6.0 inch screen doesn't mean a lot of people will jump on it. Some will but i fear there might be regrets.

Is the device worth the buy?



Well, yes you can. Its some different from innjoo nonetheless. I really hope there would accessories for this baby.


Picture credit: Mobility Arena