Nigeria First: Indigenous businesses still need more protection — Ekeh
Dell supports healthcare with Intel-powered tablet
Ekiti students get 100,000 IT solutions from Procentric IQ
Create sound IP policies in Nigeria, Microsoft tells govt
MTN Next Business Titans reality TV show debuts
NCS seeks approval for planned Lagos IT park
Software Nigeria can’t wait for anyone (2)
Spinlet aids artistes with mobile digital distribution
UN WSA award: Nigeria begins search for local talents
HP restates commitment to transform server market
Airtel declares readiness for number portability
Wearable Tech: Is iWatch the next big thing?
TECNO targets digital media consumers with Q1 smartphone
Here comes phone that lasts two days without charge

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HP in new plug and play flatbed scanner
What may distinguish HP’s new Scanjet 300 Photo Scanner, may not be its price tag. The new product is most probably, the first brand of scanner that is plug and play. It is easy to connect, as it comes equipped with a USB cable that can be connected directly into the PC, once the scanner software is installed.
Samsung flags off pre-order for Galaxy S4
Samsung Electronics, would in May release the fourth generation of its flagship Galaxy S series, the Samsung Galaxy S4, in Nigeria. The device will be introduced to the Nigerian market in Lagos on May 10, 2013.
IN THE EYES OF READERS: Marketing’ll decide tussle between Xperia Z , iphone5, GalaxyS3
In the eyes of tech enthusiasts, Sony Mobile’s flagship smart phone the Xperia Z, Apple’s iPhone 5 and Samsungs Galaxy S3 are rivals. However, the differentiating factor in their quest to lead the market may just lie in the amount of aggressive marketing each applied.
After you copy and paste…
People say that there has been more information in the past twenty years than ever before in the history of the world. Practically anything you search for on google will yield about 300,000 results. But with this information boom comes loads of challenges.
We must bend policy lines to compete globally – Bindir, NOTAP boss
The National Office for Technology Acquisition, NOTAP was established in 1979 as an agency to register industrial property in Nigeria and ensure that it contributes to the process of narrowing the gap between Nigerian academia and industry before they can go international. In this interview, Director General of the agency, Dr. Umar Bindir bared his mind on some of activities of the agency and challenges facing the industry. Excerpts.
2013 Imagine Cup: OAU, LAUTECH students to showcase at world finals
After competing with 11 teams from other tertiary institutions around the country at the Nigeria challenge finals held last week in Lagos, four software incubators from Obafemi Awolowo University, Ilefe, (OAU) and Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, (Lautech) Ogbomoso, Oyo respectively will fly Nigerian flag this summer in St Petersburg, Russia this summer at the worldwide finals.
IXPN, NIRA rue revenue loss on local internet content
Apparently trying to plug the loss in revenue from local internet contents hoisted outside the country, the Internet Exchange Point of Nigeria, IXPN and its counterpart, the Nigeria Internet Registration Association, NIRA have caused a two day stakeholders forum tagged Local Internet Content Forum, LICF, to arrest the ugly trend.
CWG, IBM, Infosys introduce IT solutions for financial service
At the just concluded business technology summit held in Uganda, Computer Warehouse Group (CWG) in collaboration with IBM and Infosys have introduced IT transformation solutions for the financial services sector in East Africa.
NIGCOMSAT facilities, good for nation-building – CT Perm Sec
The new Permanent Secretary to the Communications Technology Ministry, Dr Henry Akpan last week, regretted why government has not properly harnessed facilities at the Nigeria Communications Satellite Company Ltd, NigComSat for nation building.
IDEA to revolutionize Nigeria’s software industry
Tapping from the economic impact of software development in advanced counties, some local software developers have teamed up to set up an Information Technology Developer Entrepreneurship Accelerator, IDEA, to help boost the skills of young talented Nigerians in software development.

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