BORDERLESS TRANSACTIONS: Dtunes wears new look as Swapto
Meta to unveil new AI smart glasses amid privacy concerns
Green is clean
Phase 3 boss roots for aerial optic fibre
Beware! Your phone can poison you
NiRA elects new officers tomorrow, holds AGM
Nokia unveils double SIM phone in Nigeria
Intel set to acquire McAfee
Direct mailing council receive ministerial backing
At Ramadan, slashes night time calling rates
Nigerian lawmakers need IT training , expert
e-Waste concerns re-echoes at clean environment forum
CTO powers search for rural connection solutions in Ghana
Used, refurbished phones flood market
Bharti Airtel to invest US $10 m in Seychelles

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Information technology as catalyst for awareness and engagement in the political process in Nigeria(2)
It provides an efficient means of using human and institutional capabilities in an increasingly umpolar world. Information technology is one of the key determinants of competitiveness and growth of nations. Nations are becoming more competitive on the basis of their knowledge of information technology rather than on the basis of their natural endowments or low labour costs.
Juwah commissions GateWay Network in Abuja
Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission, Dr. Eugene Juwah on Monday in Abuja cut the tape to signal commencement of commercial services for provision of wireless broadband services in as part of the provision of services in six states of the country by Gateway Business.
Stakeholders hold summit on ICT for Africa
A conference to brainstorm on the current challenges relating to infrastructure, security and government policies slowing down the benefits accruable from a virile ICT growth for 2011 is to hold in Nigeria.
No trust between Nigerian ISPs and foreign ones, says US researcher
An American researcher and assistant professor at the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs and Interactive Computing, Atlanta Georgia, Michael Best, recently, exclusively told Vanguard CyberLIFE that the major reason for the bottlenecks experienced at every internet exchange point online, especially between local and foreign based ISPs is because both ISP classes “do not trust each otherâ€.
Zinox flaunts towering capacity to deliver on INEC’s e-registration equipment
Zinox Chairman Mr Leo-Stan Ekeh, has flaunted the capacity enhancement his company has consistently carried out in the last three years as a confidence to deliver on good time, the INEC e-equipment needed for the electronic registration and voting in the 2011 general elections if he was awarded the contract.

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