Nvidia shares tumble 13% after CEO Huang resigns
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How Twitter, Palmchat messaging app boost use of hashtags
Tecno Mobile highlights features of HiOS
MTN includes World Panel SunStream in new bundle
Apathy hits online jobs as patronage suffers 46% decline
Making mobile user experiences smarter, the HIOS example
CNN Style to hit TV screens soon
Tecno sings new song with Boom J8 music phone
Only 12% of Nigerians subscribe to broadband
AppZone exposes SMEs to global market with Tradeport
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SubscribeMore base stations’ll deepen Internet penetration – Spectranet
MAJOR Internet Services Provider, ISP, Spectranet says it deploys over 50 base stations every month across the country to ensure standard reception of services by numerous subscribers.
Daily digital transactions hit N80bn target
Etisalat Nigeria has highlighted four key elements that would ensure that Nigeria achieves the much desired digital financial services and inclusion and align it with the emerging global trend.
Why new generation products dazzle heightened functionalities
MOBILE devices maker, LG Electronics has confirmed that the boom in smartphone technology has resulted in products that are more advanced but has also gone a long way in producing devices that are cheaper and more accessible to consumers across the globe. This is even as the capabilities and global reach of smartphones have revolutionized society, making it easier than ever to connect with people across the world.
Microsoft, Ethiopian govt to transform education through technology
By Emeka Aginam Students, teachers and learning institutions in Ethiopia will soon be transforming the way they learn and teach through ICT as the technology giant, Microsoft and the Ministry of Education in Ethiopia have signed an Education Transformation Agreement. The agreement, driven by Microsoft’s shape the future initiative, would promote inclusive digital access, encourage […]
Nigeria loses N10bn annually, hosting domain names offshore
Nigeria is losing not less than N10 billion yearly through hosting its country code Top Level Domain (ccTLD), dotng (.ng) domain names outside the country, the Nigeria Internet Registration Association (NIRA) said on Monday.
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