NCC offers students free 100MB daily for online learning
Google’s Gemini AI carried out cyberattacks, guessed passwords
Microsoft Mobile opens care centers in Port Harcourt , Aba
Microsoft Devices rolls out new Nokia Lumia smartphones, accessories
E-ID Card:The confusion, questions, answers
First non bank based credit card debuts in Nigeria
Surfline brings 1st 4G LTE service to Ghana
YouTube Masthead to retool Nigerian brands in global market
How telecom regulation refined rebased GDP
Microsoft adds X2 to Nokia X family
Sage ERP X3 version 7 to Power Nigerian Enterprises
The challenges of bringing online search to mobile

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DTH-FTA, Nigeria’s only hope of meeting digital migration deadline — Experts
Many stakeholders have
expressed fears that Nigeria may not meet the June 2015 deadline for countries to switch over to digital broadcasting, as stipulated by the International Telecommunications Union, ITU.
Your calls may soon be monitored
In view of the unstable se-
curity situation in the
country, the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, says security agencies will soon commence monitoring of all calls to enhance their operational activities in the country.
FG, Huawei invest over N100m to train 41 Niger Delta youths
Efforts to redirect Nigerian youths and arm them with IT skills and knowledge for global competitiveness have started yielding the expected results as the Federal Government in partnership with Huawei Nigeria have invested over one million dollars into a six-month vocational training for forty-one Niger Delta youths.
SAP to invest $500m in Nigeria, four other African countries
Systems Applications and Products, SAP, yesterday in a world press at the World Trade Centre, Johannesburg, South African announced plans to invest up to $500 million through 2020 to up-skill local African talent and drive sustainable innovation and growth in five African countries.
Facebook helps readers tell truth from fiction
Facebook said on Monday that it is testing a way to let members know when articles posted to the social network are tongue-in-cheek instead of hand-on-heart.

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