Anambra’s local AI raises Nigeria’s digital sovereignty hopes
WhatsApp introduces new tools to combat account theft, scams
Microsoft releases windows server 2012 to power cloud OS
Hi-Tech mourns Amadi, pioneer ICT journalist
Broadband: Nigeria out for investors at ITU’s summit
Women In Tech bemoan bad impact of technology on children
Juwah outlines broadband plan, seeks stakeholders’ input
First global smart classroom to run on Made-in-Nigeria computers
Google extends support to University of Ibadan
Stakeholders to brainstorm on number portability
Making your online shopping safe
Stampede at SLOT as Nokia crashes PureView price in promo launch
Govt to tackle cyber crime with youth empowerment – CT Minister
We have capacity for students’ PCs – Balogun,Brian Systems boss
NATCOMS blasts UFRU on demolition of telecom masts
Project X trains 200 youths on basic IT skills
LG introduces battery powered TV sets

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Apple dethrones Microsoft as valuable company ever at $622 bn
Apple on Monday dethroned longtime rival Microsoft as the most valuable company in history based on the value of its stock, which climbed to around $622 billion.
Blackberry curve 9220: My mother pinged from village
WHEN Research In Motion, RIM, makers of the Blackberry smartphone, introduced the new Blackberry curve 9220 in Nigeria recently, I made inquiries and bought one. It was meant to be my back-up working tool due to its simplicity and the flexibility of the key pad.
Panabiz shows off new Canon image printer
One of the leading providers of Digital imaging solutions, Panabiz International Limited, has introduced one of its new products, the Canon imagePROGRAFinto the market. product is a large format printer range with optional MFP capabilities that allows for more efficient printing and scanning of large format technical documents for design and engineering professionals.
VConnect Fever video sets new record on YouTube
YouTube, a video-sharing website, created by three former PayPal employees, debuted in 2005 and altered the entertainment landscape, especially creating a new model for video distribution and viewing.
Seen a PC made of wood? …Its greener than a regular PC
Although, wooden-framed computers have generally been sent off-the-shelf, it is however resurfacing and it will interest you to see a makeover brand.
My mandate is to leverage ICT for national devt – CT Minister, Johnson
MInister of Communications Technology, Mrs. Omobola Johnson has said that the mandate of her ministry was to leverage information and communications technology for socio-economic development of Nigeria.
Juwah outlines broadband plan, seeks stakeholders’ input
Nigeria’s efforts to join the global broadband community has crystallized into a focused master-plan unfolded by the Chief Executive of the Nigerian Communications Commission, Dr. Eugene Juwah, at the Nigerian Broadband Forum which held at the Eko Hotel in Lagos, with the Secretary General of the International Telecommunications Union, Dr. Hamadoun Toure, commending government’s support for broadband connectivity.
Openmedia links Transition on ICT solutions
AN ICT firm, Open media Communications has exposed cutting-edge technology products from a US-based organization, Transition Networks to a select audience of chief information officers and procurement managers at a one-day seminar which held in Lagos last week.
Minister Johnson’s intentions for OEMs
I doubt if Communications Technology Minister, Mrs Omobola Johnson has returned to Abuja in the last few weeks since she came to Lagos to attend the Broadband forum organized by NCC.
FG to revive duty waivers for proven OEMs
STRONG indications have emerged that the market for Original Equipment Manufacturers, (OEMs) will be attractive again as the Federal Government has disclosed that it would resuscitate Import Duty Waivers for OEMs with established assembly status in IT devices .
NITDA sets up body for IT outsourcing
The National Information Technology Development Agency, (NITDA), has inaugurated an umbrella body, called Nigeria Association of Information Technology Enabled Outsourcing Companies (NITEOC), to co-ordinate the information technology outsourcing sector of the economy.
RIM brings BlackBerry 10 Mini Jam to Lagos
Research In Motion, RIM, is perhaps expressing its happiness at having Nigeria as one of its biggest markets in the world. The maker of BlackBerry smartphones, PlayBook and tablets, is coasting home with some serious patronage as every Dick, Tom and Harry in the country seems to be Blackberry crazy. That only translates to fat bank balance which gives the company solid ground to give other top smartphone and tablet makers like Apple and Samsung a cause to always look back their shoulders.
Google too…. makes first foray into tabs with Nexus 7
The Nexus 7 , Googles first foray into the tab business is an amazing little device with a number of unique features. The front view of the tablet has no hardware buttons aside from the power button and volume rocker. The device spots a 7-inch size, which makes it easy to be stowed away into the bag or even one’s jacket breast pocket.
NATCOMS to host telecom subscribers summit
THE National Association of Telecommunications Subscribers (NATCOMS) has said that it has concluded plans to host the maiden edition of the National Telecommunications Subscribers Summit in Lagos.
FG sets 5 year rural ICT dev plan through USPF
The Federal Government has designed a five year programme for the Universal Services Provision Fund, USPF, to develop rural ICT connectivity across Nigeria.

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