‘Grand Theft Auto’ set for blockbuster return after 13 years
NITDA spends N900m on postgraduate scholarships
Broadband spectrum not free, says Johnson
QoS, customer care top talks at NigeriaCom 2013
Unilorin dons invent biometric machine
Thumbs up for Travelex e-cash distribution system
C’Wealth nations storm Abuja for broadband
2017: ipNX targets 2m homes with fibre optic
IBM boss visits CWG, unfolds plans for Nigeria
Cross River, 3 other Interswitch customers win CBN awards
UN endorses 2013 ISPON software competition
Petrodata recounts technology support to oil industry
Airtel launches ‘Africa Connect’ to enhance connectivity in Africa
IT experts gather to discuss economic impact of internet
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Could it be all over for Blackberry? A mobile device that is still one of the best companions of upward mobile people in many parts of the world. How could its fortunes begin to experience a near blackout at twilight?
SCAM-ALERT: That scholarship could cost you more!
The very essence of a scholarship is the opportunity to pay less or nothing at all for quality education. Truth be told, this is the dream of nearly every Nigerian youth. So getting an email that offers you the scholarship of a lifetime is definitely an answer to prayer. Well, not really all of the offers. Scammers have taken advantage of this yearning for cheap higher education and have a variety of tricks to get you in their trap.
Dovado innovation breaks limitations of mobile routers
In recent months there has been an explosion in the number of 4G mobile WiFi hotspots devices quite often referred to as Mi-Fi on the market, and while their convenience and utility is not in question, they do come with certain inherent limitations. The WiFi range is often limited, covering perhaps just one room as opposed to an entire average-sized house or place of business.
Four Nigerian apps for Demo Africa
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Digital broadcasting: ECOWAS ICT ministers meet to forge common plan
COUNTRIES of the ECOWAS sub-region are working to adopt a common implementation plan for digital transition as the June 2015 deadline set by the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) approaches.
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