It was an evening of glitz and glamour at the prestigious Armani Hotel located in the Burj Khalifa, Dubai, as Mobile technology giant TECNO, took its first official step into the international scene with the launch of its new flagship duo, TECNO Phantom 6 and Phantom 6 plus.

Following over dependency on consumption of foreign information technology solutions by Nigerians, the market for both local personal computers and software appears to be shrinking by the day.

The Delta State Governor, Dr. Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa has raised the bar recently as he becomes the first and only state governor in Nigeria to acquire the e-Government certification from Delta State Innovation Hub. Speaking with Technology Journalists at the week in Lagos, the Director General, DG, of Delta State Innovation Hub Chris Uwaje said that in line with global standards, 21st century leadership and governance is incomplete without digital proficiency in e-Government process certification.

‘Born Bad’. This was the way Nissan described its new GT-R that was launched into the South African market recently. Before the unveiling at the just concluded Festival of Motoring in Johannesburg, Nissan had this teaser that says that the new GT-R was ‘born bad’. But yours sincerely had decided to add “but great” to explain how brilliant the new GT-R is.

Committed to empowering its customers with innovative products, technology giant, Nokia, has announced the introduction of two new feature phones, Nokia dual SIM 216 and Nokia 216 respectively that keep users entertained with apps and games.