Technology

NCC offers students free 100MB daily for online learning

NCC offers students free 100MB daily for online learning

•ALTON hails gesture, says it’ll enhance digital education in NigeriaBy Prince Osuagwu Hi-Tech Editor The Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, has launched a Zero-Rated Data Access to Educational Platforms and Content initiative, offering eligible users up to 100MB of free data daily to access approved educational websites and platforms. Access to digital learning The initiative, launched […]
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FG insist MTN must pay N50bn fine

FG insist MTN must pay N50bn fine

The Federal Government has insisted that MTN Nigeria pays N50 billion for its violation of Subscriber Identification Module (SIM) cards registration policy

Motorola gives boost to Nigerian market with  radios, software

Motorola gives boost to Nigerian market with  radios, software

Committed to building local knowledge and understanding in the Nigerian market, one of the leading provider of innovative mission-critical communication solutions and services, Motorola Solutions, Inc has given boost to the Nigerian industries with the launch of next-generation communication solutions.

Cloud computing’ll become 2016 biggest IT trends

Cloud computing’ll become 2016 biggest IT trends

Information and Communications Technology stakeholders in Africa, recently , in Lagos, admitted that cloud computing would be one of the mega trends in Information Technology field in 2016. The forecast was made at the just concluded Huawei Cloud Congress West Africa, HCC Nigeria 2016.

IoT: LG smartThinQ technology charts Internet of Things future

IoT: LG smartThinQ technology charts Internet of Things future

AS far as technology is concerned, the future is an explorative and predictive exercise particularly, when paying attention to the areas that are likely to impact people and environments. In that wise, there is a tremendous need for innovations and products that will help consumers experience elevated standard of living.

Cybercrime: Lessons to learn from America

Cybercrime: Lessons to learn from America

IF Nigeria is prepared to plug the cyber loopholes that cost it about N40 billion in 2015 alone, it must take a few lessons from the United States of America. This was part of the revelations that emerged at the cybersecurity summit which began in Abuja yesterday. The country is being advised to be a bit more proactive in strengthening its fight against cybercrime and other internet related crimes.