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Infinix Hot S3 (X573) Quick Specs.
5.7" HD+ (1440×720) IPS-LCD Display.
282ppi, 18:9 Aspect Ratio.
SD430 Octa-Core Chipset.
Android 8.0 (Oreo), Infinix XOS v3.0.
Single (13MP) Rear Camera.
Single (20MP) Front Camera.
3GB of RAM.
32GB Internal Storage.
Network Support: 4G LTE.
Face Unlock.
Fingerprint reader (Rear-mounted).
4,000mAh Battery.
Price: Around 60,000 Naira.

Infinix Hot S3 (X573), the bigger and stronger version of the Infinix Hot 2, is currently a deal breaker among its peers (mid-entry Android phones) in the market and its price starts from 60, 000 Naira upward. Infinix S3 comes with a plastic body and curved edges that allow the phone to fit more into your palm.

Android 8.0 (Oreo) and Snapdragon Processor
Infinix S3 is pre-installed with the latest version of the Android O.S i.e. Android 8.0 (Oreo) along with the Qualcomm
Snapdragon SD430 Octa-core processor; which has up to 1.4GHz processing speed. The latest Android O.S and Qualcomm SD chipset distinguish IndiniI S3 from th…

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Note: The focus of the write up is on Hard Disk Drive (HDD) alone, it doesn't involve other types of hard drives, such as, Solid State Drive (SDD), this is because HDD is the only one among them that has mechanical components.

There has been a general opinion among PC users  that  if one needs hdd either as a replacement, an upgrade or external backup, one should consider buying a new one. I also support that view, though the fact still remains that buying a new hdd doesn't mean it won't develop faults within months or a year. So, if you are not financially constrained and you need an hdd, you can buy new one and safe yourself from the doubt of buying used hdd and the stress of going through these tips, but if you are left  with no choice but to buy used one, continue reading and i'll tell you how we, over the years, have used the simple process to buy used hdds that serve our needs  for a long time. The followings are the tips, but first where can one get used h…

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Solid-states drives (ssds) are gradually replacing Hard disk drives (Hdd). Unlike hdds that have mechanical components,  basically, ssds are made up of flash memory. Therefore, it is easier for  manufacturers to produce them in small shapes and sizes to meet the demands of PC buyers who desire smaller and faster hard drives that also power efficient. However, it's becoming difficult for average PC users to readily identify the type or shape of hard drives(s) that come with their PCs, especially when there is need for replacement or upgrades. So far, the following are types of hard drives (starting from phased out IDE) and basic information about them.


1: IDE HDD

Parallel ATA popularly known as IDE (Integrated Drive Electronic) is the type of hdd of which interface connector is made up of array of pins. They are usually made in sizes of 2.5, 3.5 and 5.25 inches. However, this type of hdd is obsolete, it used to come with laptops and desktops PCs in the mid 90s till late 2000s.…