Nvidia shares tumble 13% after CEO Huang resigns
Global outage: Microsoft blames network change for service disruption
GALAXY NOTE 7: Samsung complies with CPC’s ultimatum
5G Network: Nokia teams up with T-mobile
Where are the girls? Digital divide worsens in new ITU report
Cloud on ground: How hosting data locally can save businesses in a recession
NCC flaunts development potentials of Telecom
Glo backs innovative pensions fund management
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

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5G Network: Nokia teams up with T-mobile
AT the basic level of Smartphone technology is the Second Generation (2G) network which handled phone calls, basic text messaging, and small amounts of data over a protocol called MMS.
OPIC commits $4.1m loan to support wireless internet expansion in Kenya
After an initial grant in 2013 from Microsoft’s 4Afrika initiative and the U.S. Agency for International Development, USAID, the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), the U.S. Government’s development finance institution, has committed a $4.1 million loan to support Mawingu Networks, a provider of solar-powered wireless Internet across rural Kenya.
Nokia introduces 216 dual SIM, 216 series in Nigerian market
Committed to empowering its customers with innovative products, technology giant, Nokia, yesterday, announced the introduction of two new feature phones, Nokia dual SIM 216 and Nokia 216 respectively that keep users entertained with apps and games.
BlackBerry-xit: Why Whatsapp may lose many Nigerian subscribers
IT is no longer news that Whatsapp, the world’s most popular messaging application will not be available on the BlackBerry platform come 2017. What might be news however, especially to the Facebook owned company, is that many Nigerian BlackBerry faithful say they will choose the Canadian mobile brand over Whatsapp.
Meet the Nigerian lady Zuckerberg mentioned in live chat after visit
A LITTLE over three weeks ago, very few people knew Blessing Ebowe. Although a smart software developer, her fame was limited to friends, loved ones and her colleagues at Andela. Andela itself is another story altogether. Andela is a startup coding school, which recruits intelligent, local talent through a rigorous testing and interview process and then pays each student each month, with benefits.

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