BORDERLESS TRANSACTIONS: Dtunes wears new look as Swapto
Meta to unveil new AI smart glasses amid privacy concerns
NITDA powers Senators on ICT-driven legislation
‘Shift to Windows platform has improved Nokia’s records’
CPN accredits 10 varsities, 22 polytechnics
CWG Academy graduates 48 in IT training
Ministry of Commtech to hold stakeholders forum
Cashless Policy gets boost as SIBS berth in Nigeria
WITSA Vice-Chair for Africa to speak at AfICTS 2013
Microsoft extends 9jApps contest for developers deadline
TECNO joins Android fray with Phantom A
Nigeria in space by 2015, says Ewa
IBM offers tech solution to Lagos traffic
MTN Nigeria halts SIM swap by proxy
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After sponsoring the training of about 30 application developers at the just concluded Mobile Web West Africa (MWWA 2013) in Lagos.Senior Director Business Development West Africa at Qualcomm, Mr Alex Dadson granted Hi-Tech Interview in his Victoria Island Lagos office to talk in details, reasons behind that gesture. At the end of the interview, we were able to discover that Qualcomm has the plan to ensure that every Nigerian owns a smartphone, since that is what is driving developments across the world. Here are the details:
Main One moves into manufacturing
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