Subscribers lament hours of disrupted mobile service
Why many Nigerians spend more on phone repairs than buying new phones
We are working with African governments to address the connectivity challenge, Google reassures
Nigerian student wins Microsoft social good contest
Twitter’s periscope app zooms into world map
BOI’s new apps pave digital future for SMEs
Intel’s response to ICT gender divide
Women in ICT: A game changer in NCS 2015 election
TD @ 16, re-strategizes for increased market share
How telecom finds protection in new cybercrime law
LG launches selfies conscious G4 smartphone in Nigeria
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SubscribeApple unveils subscription music streaming service
Apple made its play to shake up online music Monday with a new subscription service allowing users to stream songs, listen to playlists and connect with performers.
Hewlett Packard hosts customers in Lagos, Abuja
Hewlett Packard, leading technology giants, would be hosting its customers and partners at the Technology Tour 2015 in Lagos and Abuja.
‘unsafe noodles’: Nestle charged to pay damages to India
India’s government is preparing to seek damages from Nestle after a food scare involving excessive lead in its hugely popular Maggi noodles sparked a nationwide recall, an official said Monday. The consumer affairs ministry is to seek an undisclosed amount of compensation from the Swiss giant for false advertising after the food safety regulator branded the noodles “unsafe” and “hazardous”.
Tecno reinvents music in BOOM J7
Poised to give music enthusiasts the satisfaction they have been craving for, Tecno mobile, makers of Tecno mobile phones and androids, has unveiled BOOM J7, the number one music phone into the market. This device is designed with an application called Boom Player, which helps you download all the latest songs of your choice. The device also has songs from famous Nigerian artistes like, 2face, Ice Prince among others.
Buhari’s government: ICT stakeholders set digital agenda, list expectations
Although technology was at the centre of the just concluded 2015 elections, Nigerian IT practitioners have expressed fresh concern saying that Nigeria may not reap the benefits of digital economy of the 21st century unless the present government listens to the wake up call of making Information Technology the centrepiece of national development mission.
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