Following the success of its first powered by Android, phone, PRIV, Canadian smart phone maker, BlackBerry Limited yesterday unveiled DTEK50 , the world’s most secure Android smartphone in the mobile market.

Renowned technology expert and Chief Executive Officer of the Computer Warehouse Group, Mr. James Agada has said that a higher percentage of Nigerians make use of the ‘automated teller machines’ (ATMs) compared to their counterparts in Ghana and U.K, despite the fact that only 15,000 out of the 60,000 installed ATMS in the country are functional.

Technology giant Huawei has joined the Smart Africa Alliance as Information and Communi-cations Technologies advisor and Platinum member at the Smart Africa Board Meeting.

High definition screen and finger print technology are two major features that always seem to thrill smart phone lovers. It is no wonder therefore that fast-selling mobile device brand InnJoo has both features among many others in its new Max 3.

Gone are the days when life was completely experienced and shared in real time. Thanks to technology- social interaction in our today’s world now takes place behind a screen. In fact, a face-to-face relation with friends and family is almost a rarity now as most users of social media, a by-product of technology, have an unhealthy attachment to it.

Communications technology and services provider, Ericsson, at the ongoing Mobile 360 Africa conference holding in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania is showcasing solutions that are transforming industries and changing economies .

Team Humane from Obafemi Awolowo University, O.A.U , Ile- Ife, who arrived Seattle, Washington, the United States of America , yesterday to join other smart tech students around the world for the ongoing 2016 Microsoft Imagine Cup worldwide finals has expressed optimism, saying that they will make Nigeria proud in their global showcase before panel of judges.

While more than half a billion people across Africa are now subscribed to mobile services as the continent continues to migrate rapidly to mobile broadband networks, mobile ecosystem contributes more than $250 billion in economic value to Africa’s economy. This was indicated by the latest report released yesterday at the ongoing GSMA Mobile 360 – an African event holding in Dar es Salaam.

While original equipment manufacturers, OEMs, battle for market leadership in the smart phone ecosystem, the introduction of tecno Camon 9 recently appears to have raised the bar with dual flash and innovative camera advantage. Although there are other smart phones in the market with good camera quality, major attractions in the new device which have remained the toast of phone lovers are the eye scanner technology and dual 13.0MP high definition low-light cameras embedded in the product.

TELECOMs subscribers nationwide are set to enjoy even cheaper services as Smile Communications Nigeria Limited, a leading broadband service provider, stormed the market with the introduction of the lowest call tariff that allows subscribers make calls at 8 kobo per second to any network from within and outside the country at the same rate, using SmileVoice App.