Why we make battery power priority in REDMI Note 17 — Xiaomi
Telecom subscriptions hit 195.1m in July
30% broadband target: Where we are, where we’re headed— NCC
APPA seeks legal protection for e-Consumers
Feedbackhall.com to advance customer relations in Nigeria
How Large Michaels’ sales promo made petty trader car owner
Musk says in talks with Saudis, others on taking Tesla private
Blue light from smartphones could accelerate blindness – Study
“Idea hacks” App for Nigerian entrepreneurs unveiled
How Large Michaels’ sales promo made petty trader car owner
‘Globacom’s award for telecom devt’ll spur more growth’
APPA seeks legal protection for e-Consumers

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Since the debut of Simon Personal Communi-cator in 1992 and the commercialization of what is today known as smartphones in 1995, it is only in the second quarter of 2016 that manufacturers recorded the first decline in shipments across the world.
Police seal off CAPDAN secretariat in Computer Village
The Nigeria Police has taken over the secretariat of the Computer and Allied Products Dealers Association of Nigeria, CAPDAN, at Ikeja Computer Village, in a bid to quench the devastating power tussle among the market leaders.
More competition in ride hailing app system as Carxie debuts
Ride hailing apps like Uber, Taxify, among others, must now have to continually look behind their shoulders as a Nigeria ride hailing app, Carxie makes its way into the system.
61% of adults over 65 years, excluded from formal financial system –Inlaks MD
Managing Director of system integrating company, Inlaks, Mr Femi Adeoti has tasked the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, to ensure that the over 61 per cent of adult Nigerians over the age of 65 excluded from formal banking system are quickly integrated back if it hopes to achieve financial inclusion vision 2020.
Nigerian engineers no longer competitive globally — Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari, Tuesday, disclosed that the global competitiveness of Nigerian engineers has reduced drastically due to the absence of an updated engineering curriculum, as well of the absence of critical engineering training infrastructure in institutions of learning nationwide.
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