Techno Mobile has expressed its commitment to making innovative devices as it plans to introduce Camon 20 Doodle devices to the Nigerian market.
The mobile phone giant made this promise during its second quarter media conference to highlight and celebrate the year 2023 and also give a glimpse into an exciting future with its upcoming products.
The marketing manager at TECNO, Thompson Ani, said: “Our commitment to pushing the boundaries of mobile technology has been the driving force behind TECNO’s remarkable achievements this year.” We are ecstatic to share our success story and demonstrate how TECNO continues to reshape the industry.” The brand also showcases some of its initiatives, like the new Magic Skin design that is powered by recycled materials, which helps to save our planet from the harmful effects of climate change, while not forgetting the Phantom V Fold, TECNO’s first foldable device.
Ani believes TECNO’s journey is far from over, as we are driven by the passion to create exceptional experiences for our customers and redefine the possibilities of mobile technology. “We urge everyone to stay tuned for more groundbreaking innovations that will change the way we live, connect, and explore.”
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