NCC offers students free 100MB daily for online learning
Google’s Gemini AI carried out cyberattacks, guessed passwords
TD to empower more ICT retailers
Spectranet partners iROKOtv to offer subscribers free movies
IROKOtv, StarTimes sign exclusive channel deal
Microsoft releases Lumia 640 XL to Nigerian market
MTN Business supports MFIs’ drive for financial inclusion
NCC records 81m GSM internet users

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Axis unveils corner-mount fixed network camera
Network video surveillance provider, Axis Communications has recently announced its first corner-mount fixed network camera. The new product features a stainless steel anti-grip casing. The device is said to impact resistant, supporting the IK10+ 50 joules rating as well as the IP66/NEMA 4X rating for water resistance.
TD to empower more ICT retailers
Technology Distributions, TD, has unveiled plans to boost the operational capacity of Small and Medium ICT enterprises(SMEs) through a partnership programme which will provide access to a suite of business support initiatives for the beneficiaries. The support initiatives include financial management guide, mentoring sessions, business intelligence and credit facilities, among others.
Spectranet partners iROKOtv to offer subscribers free movies
Nigerian internet service provider, Spectranet 4G LTE, has launched a partnership with internet television provider, iROKOtv.com, to retain the loyalty of its customers. The internet service provider recently announced a 30- day free iROKOtv.com to its existing customers who renew their Spectranet account.
Okpara harps on use of social media in crisis management
The Director of Corporate Communications and CSR, Airtel Nigeria, Mr. Emeka Oparah, has highlighted the imperative of putting the social media into consideration in crisis management.
Indigenous software: Experts list barriers to market growth
Unless issues like poor policies, patronage lack of action, among others were resolved urgently, Nigerian local software market estimated to worth about $12 billion will continue to experience slow growth.

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