Trust still big issue holding back AI growth
African Start-Up’ on CNN: How Okonkow created online female shoes shop
How Infinix mobile is changing Africa’s smartphone ecosystem
GITEX 2015: Nigeria to showcase young tech startups
Lenovo slashes prices of smartphones, brings YOGA laptops series to market
Closure of ChamsCity: Death of entrepreneurship, innovation
Beagle freedom wins Windows 10 UpgradeYourWorld initiative
Nigeria, one step to harmonized national database
NIG to help ensure efficient broadband penetration in Nigeria
Why Nigeria needs National Postal Commission – Mori Baba
Don’t get beaten by competitors
Payporte drives online presence through Opera web pass
Lenovo slashes prices of smartphones, brings YOGA laptops series to market
Ericsson networks software boosts indoor performance for mobile

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How social media makes the world ‘global village’
The world indeed is changing at a speed no one could ever imagine before. The social media and mobile technologies have gone a long way in transforming the way individuals interact and also how information is shared among individuals in the society. In today’s society, from a global perspective, the social media has changed how individuals function with each other as well as how business is now conducted. From the simply daily communication to how we seek employment, social media is available.
Funny side of social media
You just couldn’t have imagined it! Nigerians worldwide celebrated the World Jollof Rice day last week. The celebration which was much on twitter via the Hash tag #WorldJollofRiceDay, has been trending since August 22 till now. Tweets were buzzing from citizens to corporations about Nigeria’s popular traditional dishes. Nigerians shared different funny experiences and also where to find the best type of Jollof Rice via twitter.
DEMO Africa 2015: Microsoft supports Africa’s tech start-ups, innovators
Thrilled by the growing start-up market in Africa, Microsoft, under the 4Afrika Initiative, has confirmed its support for the upcoming DEMO Africa event slated to hold this month in Lagos.
20 exhibitors to showcase Nigeria’s talents at GITEX 2015
The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) is firming up the country’s participation in the 2015 Gulf Information Technology Exhibition (GITEX) holding this October in Dubai with about 20 companies and organisations preparing to showcase the country’s talents in the the Nigerian Pavilion.
Truemessenger app to tackle spam texts messages
In a committed effort to make SMS experience smarter and more social, Truecaller, leading search Technology Company, recently launched Truemessenger, a new mobile app.

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