Why borrowing’s not bad in tech-driven economy
Identity confusion: More Nigerians use replaced SIMS in fear
Tecno goes global with unveiling of Phantom 6 series
Local content on IT: NCS, CCMON warn on dangers of non-implementation
Delta State Innovation Hub: Okowa gets e-government certification
Nissan GT-R: Born bad but great
Nokia introduces 216 dual SIM, 216 series in Nigerian market
Norak technologies launches school management solution
Alcatel strengthens showcases new technology at partner’s forum
Expanding the frontiers in Africa’s growing smart phone adoption
5G Network: Nokia teams up with T-mobile
OPIC commits $4.1m loan to support wireless internet expansion in Kenya
Nokia introduces 216 dual SIM, 216 series in Nigerian market
BlackBerry-xit: Why Whatsapp may lose many Nigerian subscribers
Meet the Nigerian lady Zuckerberg mentioned in live chat after visit
How photography moved from studios to Selfies

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DBI Kano to operate as innovation enterprise school
The Digital Bridge Institute (DBI), Kano says it has got approval to operate as an Innovation Enterprise Institution. The institute says the approval was conveyed to it by the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) recently.
Samsung begins replacement programme for recalled Galaxy Note7
Technology giant, Samsung Electronics West Africa Limited (“SEWA’) has announced the postponement of the launch of Samsung Galaxy Note7 series in the Nigerian market. This follows the postponement of sales of the device globally due to isolated battery cell problems.
Samsung Galaxy Note7 not officially introduced in Nigeria
An official of Samsung Electronic West Africa, Mr Zain Mamudu, says the Samsung Galaxy Note7 has not been officially introduced into the Nigerian market.
Apple seeks fresh momentum with iPhone launch
With new iPhones hitting the markets Friday, Apple is seeking to regain momentum and set new trends for the smartphone industry and tech sector.
Stop using Galaxy Note 7, Samsung tells consumers
Technology giant, Samsung has advised consumers to stop using its Galaxy Note 7 and “immediately participate” in a replacement programme, following further reports of phones catching fire.

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