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TYPE APPROVAL ENFORCEMENT: Why your phone may stop working soon

TYPE APPROVAL ENFORCEMENT: Why your phone may stop working soon

By Prince Osuagwu, Hi-Tech Editor That fairly cheap smartphone you bought from an unfamiliar dealer, the one that came without much paperwork, may soon have a date with the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC. Not because the Commission is interested in what is inside your phone, but because it wants to know whether the device itself […]
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TECNO brings Droipad 7C Pro to Nigerian market

TECNO brings Droipad 7C Pro to Nigerian market

One of the leading mobile technology multinational, TECNO has consolidated its push for the top spot in Nigeria tablet and mini PCs market with the introduction of Droipad 7 C Pro Pad device.

Alcatel OneTouch battles market share with IDOL 3 series

Alcatel OneTouch battles market share with IDOL 3 series

By Emeka Aginam Battle for market share among smart phone makers in the android series is intensifying by the day as a result improved innovation. While Original Equipment Manufacturers churning our new devices everyday, the consumers are getting confused on what brand to buy. This is because majority of the devices have almost the same […]

Appzone’s Creditclub to serve under-banked population

Appzone’s Creditclub to serve under-banked population

AFRICA’s leading provider of home-grown banking and financial technology solutions, AppZone, has intensified focus on improving financial services access to the under-banked members of the informal sector by piloting Creditclub.

Huawei revs up mobile phone market with G-Power

Huawei revs up mobile phone market with G-Power

Technology giant, Huawei says that G-Power smartphone, its newest entrant into the Nigerian market is bound to be a favourite among consumers across the country. The G-power whose release is in partnership with online store, Jumia, boasts of a big battery with its 4000-mAh battery combining performance, simplicity, convenience and beauty.

MTN’s earnings plunge over NCC’s fine

MTN’s earnings plunge over NCC’s fine

South African telecoms giant MTN said Thursday that headline earnings last year fell by 51 percent, weighed down by $600 million it put aside to cover a huge fine imposed by Nigeria.