NCC offers students free 100MB daily for online learning
Google’s Gemini AI carried out cyberattacks, guessed passwords
Airtel sets to host 2010 MTV African music award
Technology to dominate discussions at African Media forum
ICT experts eulogize Ndukwe
‘Nigeria, still potential market for hard drives’
Journalists get free attendance for ICT training
Independence Anniversary: Etisalat slashes call tariff
VOTERS’REGISTRATION:What INEC must do to avoid 2007 pitfalls, ADEOYE
Multiple taxation remains disincentive, says ALTON
Zain connects subscribers to Facebook, others via SMS
ISPON powers up with three new committees
IT World out with biometric keyboard, mouse
New LG, Samsung phones arrive marke
Jonathan’s 2011 election success lies in software (1)
LASG, Microsoft celebrate 43 teachers
IFRA expo focuses new technology in news publishing

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Mobile industry faces long road to Green, says IDC
As the world is going Green, it is believed that the ubiquity of mobile phones around the globe is critical for the manufacturers of these devices to demonstrate their corporate responsibility by working toward greener phones.
NIIT uses expired curriculum , Student
A Nigerian student Mr Adebola Aremu is having frustrations in his ICT carrier pursuit which he hoped to kick-start with a DNIIT certificate from a Nigeria based Indian IT training institution, NIIT.
ATCON embarks on broadband implementation initiatives
Following a review of emerging business opportunities in the country and as follow up to the recent BB4NG Forum Communiqué held in Abuja on July 29, 2010, ATCON has said that it is out to embark on some focused BB4NG Implementation Initiatives.
Omatek, other OEMs are doing wonders, says Tapgun
The Minister of State for Commerce and Industry, Ms Josephine Tapgun has described the efforts of Nigerian indigenous manufacturers in meeting the production needs of the country as magical. She said the hardworking spirit of many Nigerians has improved the quality of locally produced goods.
How youths can benefit from operators’ 90b monthly revenue , Ajibade Oke
An indigenous manufacturer who produced recharge cards printing machine, Everlasting E_Pay Worldwide has said that the machine would financially empower many unemployed Nigerians particularly, the youths who were facing so many financial challenges by giving them something to do thereby reducing poverty and crimes in the country.

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