The Tech2 Twitter #Tech2quiz winner is...
We decided to end the week with a bang with a surprise Twitter quiz contest for our tech savvy followers. The contest ...
We decided to end the week with a bang and we did it with a surprise Twitter quiz contest for our tech savvy followers. The contest ran from 4PM to 6PM and got a ton of participation. We asked our followers to give the answers of 10 different questions related to mobile phones. We received hundreds of comments and retweets under the hash tag #Tech2Quiz and after two hours or so of grueling question and answer sessions, we came up with a winner.
Congratulations to our winner!
And, the winner of this contest is Nikison Kangjam. He wins himself a really cool laptop bag, courtesy Stuffcool.
Congratulations!
For those who missed our #Tech2Quiz contest, you can head over to the Tech2 Forum where holding another contest for those who'd like to write reviews and guides. We're giving away four prizes - for more information, check out the announcement thread. Click on this link for more information. We also have a bunch of contests in the future. Follow us on Twitter and keep an eye out for our social network accounts for more!
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