After claiming inheritance of about forty five percent of subscribers in Nigeria who left their respective networks for another, Etisalat vows not to let those subscribers go back to their parent networks again.

Microsoft aimed squarely at hard-core video game players on Monday, opening fire with “Halo” and a barrage of other titles for play on its new-generation Xbox One consoles.

One of the world’s largest mobile services providers, Airtel, has entered into a group-wide framework agreement with Movirtu, an innovator in Virtual SIM solutions.

The suspense is over. Microsoft global judging panel having concluded their evaluations of more than 170 student projects from 76 countries in the World Semifinals selected Nigeria, Uganda and Egypt to fly African flag at the worldwide finals next month in Seattle, Washington, the United of America.

Leading Energy Backup Company, Pragmatic Technologies has said it was the first to introduced integrated AVR and UPS into the Nigerian market.

As Africa’s economic development continues to reach new heights, Nomanini has announced its expansion into West Africa having secured a partnership with Nigerian enterprise Aurora VM.

The Information and Communications Technology, ICT, sector recently came under heavy criticism from the senate over alleged inability to use technology to solve the insecurity ravaging the country.

MainOne last week hosted business stakeholders in Lagos to a Breakfast Forum aimed at showcasing its metro fiber connectivity solutions for increased productivity and improved business profitability.

The provision of infrastructure that provides stable and reliable internet access is a very important element that must be addressed if Africa is to quicken the pace of economic development and ensure that citizens are enabled to compete with the rest of the world, Chief Executive Officer of Phase3 Telecom, Mr. Stanley Jegede has said.

Microsoft’s first outing on mobile devices after completing acquisition of Nokia Devices and Services business, last month, has resulted in the release of Lumia 630 smartphone in Nigeria.

The Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC last week launched a Service Charter to drive home the federal government’s excellence service delivery objective.

The Charter, when implemented, according to NCC, will ensure effective and efficient delivery of the commission’s mandates and programmes with the Nigerian populace.

It appears no bank wants to be left behind as the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, piles pressure for a cashless Nigeria. Almost every bank in the country comes out weekly with different types of solutions and applications that would give leeway to the cashless project.

The newly deployed Permanent Secretary to the Federal Ministry of Science and Technology, Mrs. Winifred Oyo-Ita, has underscored the importance of electronic data and urged all the parastatals in the ministry to leverage the opportunity provided by modern technology to convert all their relevant records into electronic form.

Rising from a digital Africa conference last week, technology professionals who form bulk of the participants at the event advocated for structured global partnerships, favourable regulatory environment, constant engagement with policymakers and increased investment in technology training if Africa’s economic growth prospects must be met.

One of the leading telecommunications services providers in Nigeria, Airtel Nigeria, has sealed a strategic partnership with leading mobile phone maker, Apple, to officially unveil the iPhone 5s in Nigeria.