The ROM was ported from Micromax A310, and offers a different UI. XTremeVanilla V3 ROM: Is also based on KitKat specifically for Mediatek devices. Though you need to go extra steps to install this one. The ROM is bug free, smooth and offers lots of customization. It somewhat reminds me of CyanogenMod OS. Material V4 ROM: This ROM is a Lollipop themed version of Material KitKat OS. Huge credits to Nigerian mods that ported this ROMs to work on these phones. Both phones are basically the same except for a few hardware differences in the later. The post Is Infinix eating TECNO’s cheese in Nigeria? appeared first on Mobility Arena.ĭid you know? There are custom ROMs available for the Infinix Hot Note and Infinix Hot Note Pro. Is Infinix eating TECNO’s cheese in Nigeria? Your thoughts. TECNO devices with 2 GB RAM, the Phantom Z Mini and R7 are quite pricey when compared to their Infinix and Innjoo siblings. The Infinix Hot was a classic budget device, the Hot Note and Hot Note Pro series are very popular and always out of stock in online stores. On the other hand, Infinix have raised their game, ever since the release of the Infinix Zero. Trust my people to ‘put nose’ only in places where they get most benefits. TECNO have relaxed in terms of innovation, most of their current crop of smartphones in the market no longer offer value for money. What may be attributed tho this new trend? Are people tired and bored with TECNO? These questions have popped up every and then. We now hear of the likes of Innjoo, Infinix bubbling every where especially in online stores. It seems TECNO has taken a back seat in business. The name TECNO was on the lips of almost everyone, but in recent times, we’re seeing a form of paradigm shift.

TECNO used to be the front runner in the low end budget segment in Nigeria, churning out budget Android phones almost every month.

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