Anambra’s local AI raises Nigeria’s digital sovereignty hopes
WhatsApp introduces new tools to combat account theft, scams
Fresh concern over e-mail, mobile phone hacking
Microsoft goes large with Lumia 640 XL
Adplus360 adverts booking portal débuts
Terragon Group ties up with LBS on digital research
Ericsson opens network operations center in Lagos
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SubscribeNBC to tackle anti competitive practices in Nigerian broadcasting
The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) at the weekend said that it would tackle headlong the long standing issue of competition within the Nigerian TV market.
Why you should use Microwaves ?
Maintaining the perfect work-life balance is never easy for the modern day woman. Aside from working 9 hours a day, she has to worry about cooking for her family. Though the arrival of microwave ovens has greatly simplified the cooking process, the gourmet taste of the food has had to be sacrificed along the way. This problem led to the innovation of the next generation of Lightwave cookers, one of which is the LG Lightwave Microwave Oven by global leading Home Appliances manufacturer, LG Electronics.
Samsung inaugurates ‘digital village’ in Cross River
The first “Digital Village’’ in Nigeria was inaugurated on Thursday by Samsung Electronics West Africa in collaboration with UNESCO in Oban Community, Akamkpa Local Government Area of Cross River.
We’re ready for global showdown at 2015 Imagine Cup —Team Nigeria
As the Team Nigeria, comprising of four students from the Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti, ABUAD, await results of the World Semi-finals in the 2015 Microsoft Imagine Cup competition, mentor of the team, and a lecturer at the ABUAD, Mobolaji Tenibiaje, has expressed the team’s readiness to do well at the global showdown.
MTN/Visafone deal: ‘This acquisition may breed monopoly’
THE dwindling fortunes of Nigeria’s Code Division Multiple Access, CDMA sub-sector of the telecoms industry last month worsened when news filtered that MTN Nigeria, a GSM transnational had advanced acquisition plans for the last CDMA operator standing, Visafone. Although it was a matter of time for extinction to happen on the CDMA sector in Nigeria, considering the challenges which bogged down their operations, it was also surprising that Visafone could go so soon, particularly when it just obtained approval for additional spectrum two months earlier.
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