Why 5G remains out of reach for most Nigerians
In May 2023, 2G accounted for 58.36% of mobile connections, while 4G represented 25.06% and 5G just 0.12 percent. By August 2026, 4G had become the leading technology at 54.77%, while 2G fell to 36.05%. 5G increased to 4.92%
‘Science & tech, key to solving Nigeria’s economic woes’
WITH the continued decline in the fortunes of the nation’s economy,following the drop in the price of oil in the international market, stakeholders in the Science and Technology sub sector have asked the Federal Government to prioritise the sector as the new hope of the economy.
Expo participants challenge Computer Village traders on online presence
Participants at the just concluded Computer Village expo held recently in Lagos have said that the IT vendors must retool their businesses online to remain relevant in the new economy, Speaker after speaker at the three-day maiden Expo organized by Technology Times agreed that technology retailers in the market must leverage the online space so as to remain relevant in the new economy.
Lenovo thrills smartphone market with VIBE series
The global leader in mobile communications, Lenovo, at the weekend added flavor to the Nigerian smart market with the introduction of VIBE series – the Lenovo VIBE P1m and Lenovo VIBE respectively.
Yudala ‘Gyming with the stars’ hits Festac town
The happenings of last weekend would forever remain in the hearts of enthusiastic Nigerians who thronged the Federal Housing Authority (FHA) Field in Festac, Lagos for the third edition of Gyming with the Stars, a CSR initiative put together by composite online and offline retail chain, Yudala.
Ericsson launches NuVu subscription video-on-demand service
Ericsson Wednesday announced the launch of its first end-to-end subscription video-on-demand content service, NuVu. The service will be marketed in close collaboration with service providers.
