FRESH RELEASED TStv FULL LIST OF CHANNELS, DECODER PRICES AND FULL LIST OF SUBSCRIPTIONS

 The entry of the cable network (TSTV) into Nigeria’s media space was one of the top trending topics on the internet now. On October 1^st, 2017, the 57th anniversary of Nigeria’s independence, a new cable television platform known as Telecom Satellites TV (TStv) will launch its services that very day.

TS is a Direct-To-Home (DTH) broadcast service that came to be as a result of a multi-transponder agreement between ABS and Telcom Satellites TV to deliver DTH to Nigeria on the ABS 3A satellite. The service is set to air more than 100 TV channels at first and grow to above 150 with time

Bright Echefu, STV Managing Director and CEO said: “Our vision is to provide premium video experience to Nigerians at affordable prices. Our services will enable the viewers to experience HD and SD video and internet surfing at the same time. We are the first indigenous local operator in the region to launch such a premium platform with a variety of services to Nigerians, who have been so far paying exorbitant prices to foreign operators.”

TStv is offering internet and broadcast services all in one package similar to what Zuku offers its subscribers in Kenya to effectively tame DStv in that East African country.

 

The TStv market entry is fostered on the theme of freedom to enjoy better and cheaper payTv services. The new station has a lower entry price and a monthly subscription window with Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG) offerings. Subscribers on TStv may save themselves up to 200% in their monthly satellite TV budget as the new service provider unleash a pricing war on the existing monopoly. 

I'm glad to let you know that we have got the full list of TSTV decoder channels available for subscribers to enjoy. With over 200 channels, TStv got you covered all day.
When talking about channels, TSTV offers Sports, Kids, Health, Fashion, News, Entertainment, Ethnic and religious channels in abundance. The official site for TSTV is http://www.tstvafrica.com

Check out the full list of TStv Channels in Nigeria that will be on board after the launch;

TSTV SPORTS CHANNELS

1. Star Sports
2. Fox Sports
3. Euro Sports News
4. Euro Sports 2
5. Kwese Sports 1
6. Kwese Free Sports
7. Kwese ESPN
8. MS Extreme
9. bein Sports MAX 4HD
10. bein Sports 3HD
11. bein Sports Global
12. bein Sports MAX (bein Sports 1-10)
13. TS Sports 4 HD
14. TS Sports 2
15. TS Sports 3
16. Yolo Sports HD

TSTV MUSIC CHANNELS

1. Trace Urban/Africa
2. HITS TV
3. MTV Base
4. TLC (HD)

TSTV NEWS CHANNEL

1. BBC America
2. CNBC
3. Aljazeera
4. BBC Radio 2
5. TVC News
6. United State Of America Embassy
7. Sky News
8. Arewa24
9. AIT
10. Core TV News
11. France 24 (English)
12. CCTV News
13. Channels TV
14. Bloomberg Television
15. DW
16. Fox News
17. TRT World
18. Press TV
19. NTA
20. Arise News
21. TV360 Nigeria
22. READ: TSTv Channel List (Over 200+ Stations) In Nigeria

TSTV KIDDIES CHANNELS

1. Nickelodeon
2. CN Cartoon Network
3. Disney Channel
4. Boing
5. JimJam
6. Baby TV
7. TS Junior Kids HD
8. Fix Fox
9. Panda Biggs

TSTV MOVIE CHANNELS

1. Star Movies
2. MBC Action
3. MBC 2
4. Star Movies
5. African Movie Channel Series (African Magic)
6. Liberty TV
7. MBC Bollywood
8. Wazobia TV
9. WAP TV
10. Viasat Life
11. Fine Living
12. FOX
13. FOX Life
14. Investigation Discovery
15. MBC 4
16. MBox HD
17. PCTV
18. Star Gold HD
19. Nollywood TV
20. Z Cinema
21. E Entertainment
22. BEN Bridging The Gap
23. BET
24. TS Novella
25. TS Movies HD
26. TS Series

TSTV SCIENCE CHANNELS

1. Discovery Channel
2. Nat Geo Gold
3. AD
4. National Geographic
5. Discovery Health TV

TSTV FASHION CHANNELS

1. Fashion One
2. AHTV

TSTV RELIGION CHANNELS

1. Dove Television
2. Emmanuel TV
3. Sunna TV
4. Mountain Of Fire And Miracles Ministries
5. EWTN – Global Catholic Network
6. TBN Network

TSTV AFRICA CHANNELS

1. Riwa Ndu TV
2. TS Hausa
3. TS Igbo
4. TS Yoruba
5. TS Sports 1 HD

TStv Bouquet and Subscription Prices

• TSTv Monthly Bouquet costs N3,000 with 20GB of data
• TSTv 2 Weeks Bouquet costs N1,500 with 5GB of data
• TSTv 10 Days Bouquet costs N1,000 with 3GB of data
• TSTv Weekly Bouquet costs N750 with 2GB data
• TSTv 3 Days Bouquet costs N500 with 1GB data
• TSTv Daily Bouquet costs N200 with 500MB

The TStv decoder cost just N5,000, this includes the satellite Dish 📡 as well.

According to Telcom Satelite Tv, the data plans allocated to the various bouquets is not necessarily what you use to watch the channels. So no cause for alarm. It's an added advantage and incentive to entice you. With that data, you can connect your PC and smartphones to the decoder via WiFi hotspot to enjoy browsing and downloading with it.

Multichoice’s Digital Satellite TV (DStv) has been around for about 22 years. Its monopoly was last challenged by HiTV which has long ceased to be in the market owing to a mix of factors that include huge debts and boardroom tussles. With HiTV out, DStv dominance. But with the announcement of the new TV provider entering the market with the Hybrid Broadcast Broadband (HBB) technology that combines both satellite and internet service for TV services, DStv is re-strategizing to sustain its market share. Already it is being speculated that the company is planning to adopt the PAYG offering, although it is yet to be announced.

Telcom Satelite TV is set to challenge the monopoly of South African Multichoice’s Digital Satellite TV (DStv) in the pay TV market. It is the next big thing in Nigeria and  TStv Africa decoder shall be on sell nationwide from 1^st October! But before then, dealers outlet location addresses shall be made available for easy accessibility of the decoders. Details can be gotten at their official site www.tstvafrica.com

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REASONS WHY WE LOVE ANDROID OPERATING SYSTEMS

The debate on which is the better operating system between the iOS andAndroid operating system is a debate that will probably never be concluded, it’s just like that of Messi & Ronaldo or like that of Wizkid & Davido

However, it is impossible to deny some of the impressive features that the Android operating system offers.

HalezisTechs, shares 5 reasons we love Android devices.

1. It’s Affordable

Buying an Android device is unlikely to devastate your bank account, and for that afford-ability remains an attractive option to many.

With varieties of devices, designs and specs, Android devices really have something to suit every budget range and offers a true and enjoyable smartphone experience.

Android’s affordability is what has driven and continues to drive its worldwide dominance.

2. It Allows Customization

Another strong feature of Android devices is the fact that it allows customization. Unlike most Apple devices, Android devices let you choose any level of customization you want and this flexibility is what really appeals to most smart phone users.

This is because many smart phone users generally tend to want to explore the limits of their devices, and they typically like having the ability to freely customize and play around with features and design of their phones.

3. It Allows For Multi-Tasking

Some might argue that iOS devices also allow multi-tasking, but what they cannot deny is that the level of multi-tasking that iOS devices support, does not come anywhere near the level of multi-tasking some Android phones offer.

Samsung phones are a good examples of Android phones that have great multi-tasking features.

This is one area that Apple is more or less playing catch-up to Android devices.

4. Its Seamless Integration With Google’s Services

Android devices integrate seamlessly with Google’s varieties of services, and this works just great because Google is largely considered the ‘king of the web’.

Apple and iOS doesn’t seem to be able to keep up in this area, and have had to yield to accommodating more Google services on their platform.

Unfortunately, the seamless integration enjoyed between Android devices and Google services, is not replicated in the integration of iOS and Google services.

5. There are Widgets!

With widgets you can ‘see all the information you need at a glance’ without having to open an app.

Widgets are a major advantage Android devices have over iOS devices, mainly because even with Apple’s recent launch of widgets on their iOS devices, it still remains very limited on iOS compared to the widgets of Android devices that are more unbounded and offer more varieties.

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5 SIGNS YOU'RE LIKELY SUFFERING FROM 'NOMOPHOBIA'

               

There is need to examine the number of hours you spend without need for your phone. Advancement in technology has impacted greatly on our ways of life. This can be observed from our attatchments to modern technological gadgets. 

For many, especially the Millennial, life does not exist without technology. Thus, most people have developed a lifestyle that cannot be divorced from their mobile phone.
This psychological distortion is known as"Nomophobia” or ‘no mobile phone phobia’.
Nomophobia is described as the fear of being without or unable to access one’s mobile phone. This habit has a propensity to negatively impact all human endeavours – work, relationship and social interaction.
“People with Nomophobia actually experience feelings of fear, anxiety and some people actually report panic just at the thought of not having their phone,” said Dr Elizabeth Waterman, a clinical psychologist.
These symptoms show you may be suffering from “Nomophobia”, but you did not know.
1. Feeling extremely anxious without your phone                 If you cannot stay a few minutes away from your mobile device, then it is a sign you may be suffering from this mobile phone addiction.
Psychological instability due to not having your mobile is a symptom of Nomophobia.
2. Impulsively checking your phone for notification(s)                      Keeping a constant watch of the phone for notification(s) is a symptom of Nomophobia. Please note that this does not extend to a situation you are expecting an urgent message from someone.
3.  Having a fear of running out of battery                     Moving around with your phone charger, and always looking for power plug are signs you may be developing addictions to your mobile device.
4.   Sleeping with your phone                       When your phone is always under your pillow or a hand stretch away while sleeping, then you may be suffering from Nomophobia.    

5.  Phone check as first daily action                       If your phone is the first thing you lay your fingers on or use whenever you get up from the bed then you're also suffering from Nomophobia!

These signs are rampant within the youths of this modern age. The use of mobile is way very important but when you make it your lord or your most valuable asset, then it becomes a problem.
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