‘GSM, LTE technologies’ll co-exist’ Nokia Siemens, Qualcomm reassure
Telecom infrastructure vendors and their chip making counterparts last week reacted to the rumour that the GSM technology and the Code Division Multiple Access, CDMA would be phased out in about five years to come.
SEC pledges to clear rescued banks’ TIAs before Sept 30
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) says it will clear the Transaction Implementation Agreements (TIAs) submitted by the five rescued banks before Sept. 30 deadline. The Director-General of SEC, Ms. Arunma Oteh, disclosed this in an interview with newsmen in Lagos.
For the sweet side of life, eat sweet potatoes
One would have thought sweet potatoes can never be beneficial for someone living with diabetes because of the prefix ‘sweet’. A misconception many people think a fact. It might surprise you that the reverse is the case.
For Nigerians, a device to prevent theft of smart phones
Falebita Omoniyi is the Executive Director of Track and Shield Ltd., an Abuja-based Infotech service company which has just introduced a new product that has the ability to eliminate the theft of smart phones in the country. In this interview, he explains how the device works.
Cyber crime law: Microsoft, PIN seek signatures
Non-passage of the anti-cyber crime legislation by law makers has again attracted condemnations among stakeholders in the Nigerian ICT sector even as Nigeria was 3rd in a recent report by the Internet Crime Complaint Center which tracks the prevalence of cybercrime globally.
Samsung smart TV now in market
One of the global leaders in flat screen television, semiconductor, telecommunication, digital media and digital convergence technologies, Samsung Electronics West Africa last week in Lagos launched Samsung Smart TV, a new line of Full HD 3D televisions, integrated with the internet and Web 2.0 features.
