TELECOMs subscribers nationwide are set to enjoy even cheaper services as Smile Communications Nigeria Limited, a leading broadband service provider, stormed the market with the introduction of the lowest call tariff that allows subscribers make calls at 8 kobo per second to any network from within and outside the country at the same rate, using SmileVoice App.

Subscribers who purchase the router alongside one of ntel’s unlimited data plans of N10,000/monthly; N3,000/weekly and N1,000/two days, will be treated to a whole new internet experience.

In this present 21st century, it will be irrational for anyone to abdicate social media. In fact, if you are not on Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, Instagram among others, you are very archaic and still leaving in the stone age. Even with the internet penetration, people have increased access to the World Wide Web. But wait a second, have you ever given a thought to quitting social media? Perhaps this is the time as Jumia Travel, Africa’s No 1 hotel booking portal shares 5 reasons why you should leave social media.

Are there really tech nerds in Nigeria? Things in the country seem so fast-paced and with the difficult economy, it appears everyone is on the hustle. Nobody has the time to fixate on things like tech, talk less of taking on the crown of “tech nerd”. Right?

Canadian smart phone maker, BlackBerry Limited and Symphony Communication Services, LLC, the secure collaboration and workflow Technology Company, has announced the availability of Symphony’s iOS application on the Good Dynamics Secure Mobility Platform