Technology

NIGCOMSAT-2A, 2B: $2bn satellites may trigger broadcast, broadband boom in 2028

By Prince Osuagwu, Hi-Tech EditorIf the timeline set by the Nigerian Communications Satellite Limited, NIGCOMSAT, for the deployment of its two new communications satellites remains on course, Nigeria’s broadcast and broadband sectors could be heading for a major capacity boom by 2028. That prospect received a major boost at the weekend after the Federal Executive […]
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Power down your Note 7, Samsung tells users

Samsung has asked all users of the Galaxy Note 7 to stop using their devices after several reports of the phone exploding shortly after its release.Although the Galaxy Note7 has not been released in Nigeria, there are reports that many Nigerians already own the device. However, Samsung advises that users, despite the original place of purchase are kindly advised to visit the nearest Samsung Authorized Service Centre for immediate assistance.

Etisalat’s new 4G to drive innovation

Technology drives today’s processes and innovation. However, the kind of technology that will drive future development has to go beyond being a life tool to becoming a life enabler. This is what Etisalat promises to do with the launch of its 4G Long Term Evolution (4G LTE).

Content is key in digital broadcasting – NBC

Director General of the National Broadcasting Commission, NBC, Mr. Modibo Kawu has promised that content will be made a priority in the digital broadcasting project in the country because it holds the key to success in the digital era.

AFRICA: It’s time to keep your cities safe!

More than 200 global Information and Communication Technology, ICT experts including industry analysts in the public safety sector, who attended Huawei’s first Safe City Africa Summit in Nairobi Kenya, last weekend, unanimously agreed that it was time African countries invested heavily into the safety of their cities.

5 ways to help Nigerian parents utilize modern technology

Technology evolves every day, thus it is important to stay updated. While young Nigerians who were born during the outbreak of modern technology have no problems keeping abreast and coping with the complexities and intricacies of modern technology as well as the internet, their parents, on the other hand, who grew up pre-technology era seem to find it all confusing and intimidating.

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