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The new Nokia 106 dual SIM feature phone fits the description of a small “torchlight” phone that you can use alongside your Android or iPhone mobile device and ticks all the right boxes to pass as one.
With 800mAh battery, the Nokia 106 boasts up to 15 hours of talk time on a single charge and up to 21 days of stand-by time. That’s more battery life to stay in touch with family, friends, and business. This means the Nokia 106 dual SIM can serve as a backup phone and help you remain reachable when your smartphone battery is drained.
Nokia 106 Dual SIM specs
The Nokia 106 comes in a 1.8″ screen QQVGA with a 160 x 120 display, 4:3 ratio (111 per pixel inch), a 111.1 x 49.5 x 14.4 dimension and at 70g weight, gives a firm grip.
It has a tough polycarbonate build and what Nokia refer to as “inherent colouring” that runs through the material and makes it withstand scratches. It also runs on Nokia’s series 30+ software powered by a MTK 6261 D CPU processor.
The latest release from Nokia is a successor to the Nokia 106 that was unveiled in August 2013. It features a 4MB storage, 4MB RAM as well as a dual SIM with a capacity to store up to 2000 contacts and 500 SMS messages.
Guess what? The classic Snake Xenzia game is also available and other preloaded games like Nitro Racing, Danger Dash and Tetris are also available when you want to switch to game mode. However, these other games are try-and-buy. Other features include FM Radio, headphone jack, LED Flashlight, network speed (GSM 900/1800(EW), and Micro USB charger. The phone is available in dark blue and light gray.
The Nokia 106 dual SIM phone was announced in November 2018 by HMD Global, a Finnish mobile phone company with exclusive rights to the Nokia brand for mobile phones.
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Author:Bolaji Giwa
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Introducing Sinmo app. What if there was an app that lets you pay the wages of sin in cash, so you can freely sin more? You know, one that works similar to how the old Roman Catholic system of “indulgences” worked?
If the concept of purchasing the rights to sin with reckless abandon appeals to you, if you want to do away with any form of guilt feelings about the wrong you do, there is an app for that: Sinmo.
This is a mobile app that lets you pick what sins you want to partake in upfront so you can settle the bill before the fact. And should you slip and fall into sin on the spur of the moment, the app lets you still settle the wages after the fact.
It sounds brilliant; right? Whatever the sin, however it happens, no matter the gravity, you can pay the price and find security and salvation. Right below is a quick introductory video to this revolutionary app that solves the sin problem.
The easy way to pay the wages of sin: Sinmo Video
Fantastic; right? Absolutely brilliant thinking. It is downright revolutionary, if you ask me. With Sinmo app, the wages of sin is no longer death. Cash is king in this day and age. Death is so barbaric. Just pay cash. The app even has surge pricing – for Friday nights and summer holidays, I imagine!
How To Use Sinmo App
- Download the app to your smartphone and install
- Launch the app and select the sins you want indulgence for (that one that so easily besets you is one of those that you want to make sure you are covered for)
- Pay the price; the more grievous the sin, the heavier the price. As such, a small lie will cost you less than stealing. If you would like to become a kingpin and run the crime rings of your city, you pay a much heftier sum for the opportunity to. Fair’s fair.
That is it. In three easy steps, you are good to go.
How to download Sinmo mobile app and sin more
According to the video, God has to artificially inseminate your phone with this revolutionary app. Good luck with that. Sinmo would be perfect if things work that way. I mean, who wouldn’t love for redemption to be available for cash? We’d all just sin more and pay the wages of sin on a pay-as-you-go basis, and everything would be alright.
Thankfully, the app is no more than a work of comedy. The app does not exist. At least, I wasn’t able to find it. I checked Play Store, and I ran web searches. Zilch. Nada. You can join in the search. The more, the merrier, after all. Perhaps someone somewhere has the Sinmo APK download file. Who knows?
Perhaps it exists for iOS users? You iPhone owners in the house need to check and let us know. Of course, we always suspected that you lot sin more than the rest of us, so it wouldn’t be a shock to find that the app is an iOS exclusive. * dodges tomatoes and shoes and all sorts of flying objects *
Do you really want to pay cash to sin all you want? You know, similar to what those eat-all-you-can buffets work? Wait on the Lord; for at the right time, He shall remember thee and inseminate thy mobile phone with the amazing, sin conquering Sinmo app . The grace of the Lord God be with thee, and may He cause His face to shine upon thee. Etc, etc.
Author:Mister Mobility
Digital Skills and Communication Coach | Mobile Phone Connoisseur since 2001 | Tech Blogging since 2004
