S26 FE: Samsung brings high-end possibilities to entry-level users
NCC raises alarm over call masking
‘How mobile money can boost our economy’
Babcock connects to Glo 1 bandwidth
Why new ID numbers are necessary, by NIMC boss
What we do with MTN Funlink, by varsity students
Bayelsa govt adopts Zinox Whizkid for schools
UNESCO rates Nigerian varsities low in ICT
‘Broadcasting’ll benefit from NigComSat-1R’
ISPON 2011 national software cup goes to Abia state Polytechnic
NCC boss urges control of Internet content
Microsoft open door seminar attracts over 300 IT Professionals
WAFICT 2011: ‘Broadband’ll power telecoms growth in the next decade’
Making the ICT sector work
Collaboration’ll drive ICT growth, says Onuegbu
Huawei launches dual SIM Android phones in Nigeria
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SubscribeGlo 1 draws high profile visitors at WAFICT 2011
Glo 1, which was at the West African Information Communication and Technology Congress (WAFICIT) exhibition and conference held in Lagos last week drew high profile visitors, including captains of industries and government officials.
Vanguard IT Parliament: Software database and national security (2)
The reality today translates to the fact that it should be abundantly clear to us, that the era and long-addicted habit of physically and blindly chasing the containers and cargo packages at all our import terminals and air/land boarders and throwing away the content of the manifest documents that represent the knowledge-base and real world inside the containers, must be over by now.
20 schools shortlisted for ISPON’s software contest
The panel of judges of the Institute of Software Practitioners of Nigeria( ISPON) Software innovation cup competition for tertiary institutions in Nigeria on Monday shortlisted 20 schools for the finals kicking off in Tinapa, Calabar, Cross River State tomorrow.
NigComSat hosts satellite pre-launch confab
As prelude to the launch of its replacement satellite, NigComSat 1R, in December, Nigeria’s premier communications satellite company, NIGCOMSAT will hold a series of roadshows and interactive sessions with stakeholders in Lagos.
Why networks are congested, by Ndukwe
The Nigerian Communications Commission, last week rolled out the drums to celebrate a successful eight years hosting of the consumer parliament and a decade of telecom revolution in Nigeria…
Calls for NBC, NCC merger re-echoed at Spectranet launch
Former Executive Director of Multilinks Limited, Engr Ezekiel Fatoye has re-echoed the demand for the Nigerian Broadcast Commission, NBC to be merged with the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, just as he requested that…
Starcomms partners Edo, Delta govts to battle poverty
TOP CDMA operator, Starcomms Plc, in its effort to support the poverty eradication in Nigeria, has joined Edo and Delta State Governments in their poverty eradication initiatives, making donations to give the projects some materials to the Edo State Government.
Software database and national security (2)
THe reality today translates to the fact that it should be abundantly clear to us, that the era and long-addicted habit of physically and blindly chasing the containers and cargo packages at all our import terminals and air/land boarders and throwing away the content of the manifest documents that represent the knowledge-base and real world inside the containers, must be over by now.
Nigerian Blackberry users to get compensation
After a traumatising period of blackberry services black out, last week, users all over the world have been asking for compensation for the pains of not connecting to loved ones and business associates.
African technology billed for parade at COP-17 in S-Africa
THE city of Durban South Africa, would light up December as the whole world gather for the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, UNFCCC popularly called Conference of the Parties (COP-17).
GOTv launches new service in Ibadan
THE Federal Government has been advised to double its efforts at improving power generation across the country so as to get the economy off ground.
ISPON at CT Ministry; seeks N5bn software fund
To save the nation’s locally developed software applications from total collapse, the institute of Software Practitioners of Nigeria, (ISPON) has called on the Federal Government to establish as matter of urgency a National Software Innovative Fund with a start-up sum of N5 billion.
RIM out to rev up BlackBerry with sexy new apps
Research In Motion (RIM) on Tuesday set out to rev up its BlackBerry and PlayBook lines with a tactic from Apple’s winning playbook — sexy, entertaining software applications.
Africa needs $15.5bn to enhance GSM services- WORLD BANK
The World bank has said that all players in African Global System for Mobile Communications networks, GSM, Nigeria inclusive would need about $15.5bn to enhance GSM coverage across the continent.
5 million jobs can be created through IT in 5 yrs- ALADEKOMO
RECENTLY, the Nigerian Computer Society, Lagos State chapter held its annual conference and Golden award ceremony in Lagos. The conference, which is a new version, attracted information technology professionals within and outside the state, with the aim of celebrating past outstanding senior members of the society. Shortly after the conference, the new President of the Nigeria Computer Society, Mr. Demola Aladekomo was cornered by journalists to speak on his new office, IT curriculum, policies and what the award portends to the industry. Excerpts:
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