BORDERLESS TRANSACTIONS: Dtunes wears new look as Swapto
Meta to unveil new AI smart glasses amid privacy concerns
Cloud computing: Myths and realities
Technology is way out for NIPOST, says PM-G
Reduce cost of broadband access, Seriki tasks FG
WaveTek partners Carlson Wireless on broadband coverage in Africa
Nokia battles competition in Windows phone ecosystem with Lumia series
Airtel delivers comprehensive network upgrade
L4L targets 700 children per school by 2012
NIN is your identity, DG NIMC tells Nigerians
FirstBank’s Naira MasterCard hits market
Travelex promises tech support for cashless Nigeria
Microsoft renews commitment to education with $250m investment
Nok-Y-ia Facebook on the go with Asha205
HP boosts printing with Ink Advantage 3525
TECNO targets youth market with N3 3G smartphone

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Twitter fiction festival kicks off today
Twenty-nine storytelling projects from around the world are being showcased from Wednesday in the first-ever Twitter fiction festival, held over five days on the microblogging site.
Worry over low local content in ICT at eNigeria summit
Developing local content and leveraging information technology potentials for higher productivity, good governance and global competitiveness are some of the major issues that dominated discussions at the just concluded sixth edition of eNigeria 2012 Conference and Exhibition held in Abuja.
Battle over NigComSat bill shifts to Senate
If the calculations of the Nigerian Communications Satellite Company limited, NigComSat, is to be relied upon, the senate may soon pass the Nigcomsat corporation bill to become an Act.
First Bank’s Naira MasterCard hits market
FirstBank of Nigeria Plc is offering customers with a new solution the freedom to capture their individuality on the debit Naira MasterCard Card.
Nigerian, US educators urge competences in science
Collaborating to reaffirm the importance of science and technology Nigeria and United States educators in a roundtable discussion at the US Consulate general Lagos held recently encouraged Nigerian students to become more inclined in sciences so as to help save the Nigeria economy.

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