22-year-old Singaporean pleads guilty to $245m crypto heist
TYPE APPROVAL ENFORCEMENT: Why your phone may stop working soon
NIMC targets massive distribution of e-IDs across country
Etisalat/IHS receive African Telecoms Deal of the Year 2014 award
Airtel picks Ericsson to deploy 3G network in Niger
4 Nigerian teachers for Microsoft in education global forum
You don’t have to be security expert to stay safe online – Google
That device doesn’t have to cost you everything
Samsung comes slimmer, trendier in Galaxy A Series
After Google Glass, Apple Watch, Japan offers wearable tomatoes
Microsoft adopts first international cloud privacy standard
Lumia 535 deepens penetration with dual SIM, large screen advantage
FG facilitates training on tech reporting skills
How MTN promo supports enterprenuership

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Hackers steal up to $1bn from banks
In just one year, Internet security firm Kaspersky Lab, said that Hackers have stolen approximately $1 billion in what could be one of the largest bank heists ever.
ICT growth dependent on innovative technologies – Eaton
Sustainable growth of the Information and Communications Technology sector in Nigeria and West Africa is dependent on developing innovative technologies to solve the sector’s toughest power management challenges, Charles Iyo, West Africa Sales Manager, Electrical Sector. Eaton has said.
Privatising NIGCOMSAT will improve telecommunication technology- Dikki
The Director-General, Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE), Mr. Benjamin Dikki, has said privatising the Nigeria Communication Satellite Limited (NIGCOMSAT) is key to improve the country’s telecommunication technology sector.
Top stories that had Nigerians Googling in January 2015
While Nigerians were ushering in the New Year, outspoken Catholic Priest, Father Ejike Mbaka was calling on Nigerians to usher President Goodluck Jonathan out of office come election time.
Social media in 2015 elections
Social media allows candidates to communicate directly with citizens, keeping control of the content, distribution and timing of their messages, as well as reducing their dependence on traditional intermediaries. It also provides a way for politicians to monitor what is happening in the public sphere during an election campaign.

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