With Phantom A111 being the first TECNO android phone to come with preinstalled blackberry messenger (BBM), the smart phone maker has further deepened smartphone penetration and market share expansion in Nigeria and the rest of the African sub-region in the mobile phone ecosystem.

AT last, Nigeria’s journey to digital broadcasting is finally getting clear cut. From all indications, by June 17, the country’s first switch off from analogue transmission will happen in Jos Plateau state.
This development is significant for two most important reasons; it will restore the integrity of Nigeria as a serious country, after shifting the goal post a couple of times.

Who knows! The Z10 brand may be the first and last of Blackberry smartphone to spot an all-touch screen face. This is going by the body language of the new Chairman and interim CEO of the company Mr John Chen. Chen who took over from Thorsten Heins last year, seems to favour the iconic physical keyboard of the Blackberry smartphone.

A UK based Nigerian telecommunications consultant, Mr. Nnamdi Oranye says mobile money transaction will bring millions of Africans into the formal economy if fully adopted by the continent.

The results of the annual special edition of the telecoms polls released by NOIPolls Limited has revealed that most adult Nigerians who use more than one phone, actually find it inconveniencing. The choice however, according to the report, was to avoid the perennial poor quality of telecom services.