Trust still big issue holding back AI growth
Data integrity in the cloud is key, says IBM Cloud Leader
Winners emerge in Intel ClimbAfrica competition
CNN International dedicates month-long “Africa Now” programming
New Leadership of CTO: What Nigeria stands to gain
Economic devt: Nigeria needs business outsourcing, not ofshoring
‘Nigeria’s stringent power problem needs innovative tech solutions’
‘Domesticate Science & Tech for comparative advantage’
DEMO Africa: Scaling up African innovations for global market
‘Socio-economic challenges, pushing Africa’s PC market to new lows’
Women planning to pip men on the net
5 Social media networking techniques for beginners
More Nigerians watch videos on smartphone, tablet, laptop – Ericsson report
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SubscribeMicrosoft brings office 2016 to market
Microsoft Corp, Monday, began the worldwide release of Office 2016, delivering new versions of the Office desktop apps for Windows, including Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook, OneNote, Project, Visio and Access. The apps are the latest addition to Office 365, Microsoft’s cloud-based subscription service that help people do their best work, together. Also launched were the new and enhanced Office 365 services built for team productivity.
Truemessenger: Tackling spam SMS menace to make SIM smarter
The penetration of mobile instant messaging platforms such as Whatsapp, Black Berry Messenger (BBM), Palmchat, 2go, among others in Nigeria’s social media ecosystem has no doubt increased appreciably.
Phase3 to increase investment on infrastructure for network services
Independent fibre optic infrastructure and telecommunications services provider, Phase3 Telecom has said it will deepen investment on infrastructure to extend its reach, increase efficiency, scale up resilience and adaptability for efficient network services while offering solutions that will amplify the operations of its clients across the West African sub-region.
4bn people lack internet access as global broadband grows slowly
The United Nation Broadband Commission, Monday disclosed that four billion people globally, especially people living in the developing world lack internet access, just as broadband grows slowly.
Samsung raises bar in home experience with Activ dualwash
While technology evolves,Samsung has continued to excite consumers with something new particularly at the upper end of its ‘washing machine line-up’.
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