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TYPE APPROVAL ENFORCEMENT: Why your phone may stop working soon

TYPE APPROVAL ENFORCEMENT: Why your phone may stop working soon

By Prince Osuagwu, Hi-Tech Editor That fairly cheap smartphone you bought from an unfamiliar dealer, the one that came without much paperwork, may soon have a date with the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC. Not because the Commission is interested in what is inside your phone, but because it wants to know whether the device itself […]
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Intercontinental bank opens moneybox

Intercontinental bank opens moneybox

Intercontinental bank Plc in collaboration with Moneybox Africa limited last week launched a new technology for electronic banking tagged Moneybox.The product comes in three categories which include:

HiTV slashes entry platform rates

HiTV slashes entry platform rates

AS Nigeria’s golden jubilee anniversary celebrations draw nearer, Pay TV Company, HiTV, has announced a slash in the prices of acquiring its decoder systems.

Glo rounds off promo, empowers 1,755 more Nigerians

Glo rounds off promo, empowers 1,755 more Nigerians

Second National Operator, Globacom, last week rounded off its recharge and win consumer reward package tagged 30 cars in 30 days promo and ended up empowering another batch of 1,755 lucky subscribers on its network.

Broadband availability’ll greatly reduce poverty in  Nigeria, DADA, Omo-ETTU

Broadband availability’ll greatly reduce poverty in Nigeria, DADA, Omo-ETTU

A little over a fortnight ago, a stakeholders’ forum on Broadband for Nigeria (BB4NG) was held in Abuja. It was an event in which almost all the identified stakeholder groups were represented, specifically the consumer advocacy groups; telephone operators; academia; consultants; international agencies and the Federal Government.

CTO forum adopts measures to bridge digital divide

CTO forum adopts measures to bridge digital divide

Stakeholders in the Ghanaian ICT industry gathered recently at the 5th annual Connecting Rural Communities 2010 conference in Accra, Ghana discussing among other things how best to explore potential solutions for bridging the digital divide in Africa.

Digital watermarks can be used against piracy, says US researcher

Digital watermarks can be used against piracy, says US researcher

An American researcher and fellow at the Berkman Centre for Internet and Society, Harvard University, Ethan Zuckerman has suggested to an assembly of ICT professionals and film makers in Lagos that digital watermarks written into their films and other digital media materials may be the final solution to kicking piracy out of the country.

Tripplesea reassures on warranty of UPS products

Tripplesea reassures on warranty of UPS products

Frontliners in Uninterruptible Power Supply, (UPS) in the Computer Village Ikeja, Tripplesea Limited has assured its growing customers on one-year warranty package on any of its products including inverter batteries, Bluegate Online UPS which have continued to attract patronage from the Nigerian IT market.

Pakistan: ITU offers assistance in revamping telecoms infrastructure

Pakistan: ITU offers assistance in revamping telecoms infrastructure

While calling for global appeal for contributions to assist the flood affected victims in Pakistan, the ITU Secretary-General, Dr. Hamadoun Touré has issued a global appeal for contributions to assist the ITU’s emergency telecommunications team work with the Government of Pakistan towards rehabilitating the telecommunication infrastructure, which has been rendered inoperative in many parts of the country.