Why borrowing’s not bad in tech-driven economy
Identity confusion: More Nigerians use replaced SIMS in fear
AlphaGo, machine beats human in Go grandmaster… again
‘MTN has demonstrated some goodwill’
Huawei seeks global partnership to build 5G
Human battles machine in Go showdown in Seoul
Two Nigerian mini-aircraft wizards hold minister spellbound
Inlaks links NCC on greater broadband penetration in Nigeria
Toyota develops wearable mobility device for the blind
Ten reasons why people love social media apps
TECNO brings Droipad 7C Pro to Nigerian market
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China’s Internet users on Monday lamented the callousness of the country’s teeming cities following the discovery of a woman’s body a month after she was trapped in a malfunctioning lift.
Alcatel OneTouch battles market share with IDOL 3 series
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Appzone’s Creditclub to serve under-banked population
AFRICA’s leading provider of home-grown banking and financial technology solutions, AppZone, has intensified focus on improving financial services access to the under-banked members of the informal sector by piloting Creditclub.
Huawei revs up mobile phone market with G-Power
Technology giant, Huawei says that G-Power smartphone, its newest entrant into the Nigerian market is bound to be a favourite among consumers across the country. The G-power whose release is in partnership with online store, Jumia, boasts of a big battery with its 4000-mAh battery combining performance, simplicity, convenience and beauty.
Ericsson E-commerce report, says 63% of 5 African countries unbanked
Latest study on five countries in Sub-Saharan Africa has revealed that 63 percent of respondents are unbanked, while 52 percent use mobile money through agents.
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