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Online voting opens for BoICT 2015 awards
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MWC 2015: Terragon to unveil first African mobile advertising app
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SubscribeMWC 2015: Terragon to unveil first African mobile advertising app
Committed to retooling local content to global market, Africa’s innovative and largest digital media company, Terragon Group, will next week at the 2015 GSMA Mobile World Congress (MWC) holding in Barcelona, Spain unveil its dynamic data monetization and advertising platform; a first for mobile in developing markets.
Samsung goes ‘beyond the limit’ to express Africa’s growth potentials
The 21st century world is that of technology. And the technological world does not deal with stereotypes. It’s a world of creativity and innovations. So when Samsung Electronics flagged off its 2015 Africa Forum in Antalya, Turkey with a theme ‘Going beyond the Limit” it may have sounded weird to the ordinary mind but not to the technology enthusiast.
There’s answer to almost any problem, ask Google!
That evening, the weather was cool. My friend and I, were coming home after a hectic day testing and updating a library management software we designed for a secondary school.
Diamond Bank introduces fingerprint recognition on mobile app
One of the retail banks in Nigeria, Diamond Bank Plc, has introduced a fingerprint recognition feature on its Diamond Mobile App.
IDC projects 3.8% growth for Global IT/telecom in 2015
The International Data Corporation (IDC) has projected that global spending in Information Technology and Telecommunications will grow by 3.8 per cent over the course of 2015 to around USD 3.8 trillion.
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