In apparent celebration of four years of operating in Nigeria, professional and consumer imaging equipment and information systems provider, Canon rolled out four new products, including professional cameras, printers among others. Senior Manager, Sales and Marketing, B2C, Canon Central and North Africa, Mr. Amine Djouahra, was later to tell Hi-Tech that the measure was to celebrate the huge potentials of Nigerians in the company’s employment and the growth prospects the Nigerian market offers to its business.

The journey of trying to achieve deeper broadband penetration in Nigeria started about 12 years ago with Wire Nigeria, WIN project.

Apparently, the coast is getting clearer for Nigerian women intending to venture into entrepreneurship as a popular social media platform, Facebook in partnership with She Leads Africa, SLA, is set to hold the second edition of ‘#She Means Business, ’ an initiative designed to inspire, empower and train female entrepreneurs across the country to build, grow and start their own businesses.

WhatsApp launched a hotline Tuesday allowing Indians to flag rumours circulating ahead of the upcoming election, a major concern in a country where fake news has fuelled violence.

Over the years, there has been controversy over the ‘right age’ to give a child a smartphone. Some of the reasons behind the argument include abuse of smartphone in the form of pornography, tendency of losing the phone or children falling victim of fraudsters among others. However, the truth is that telephone, whether smartphone or ordinary cell phone, remains a powerful communication tool.