MultiChoice Nigeria clarifies ownership structure under Canal+
Nigeria hopes for solid sovereign AI ecosystem, as OADC, Analytics Intelligence seal cloud solutions deal
Who keeps the N647m QoS fine: Subscribers queue behind NCC
Verve joins EMVCo as associate programme
Digital Africa 2014 to double as World Electronics Forum
NIGCOMSAT boss assures MDAs of adequate bandwidth supply
NSN opens office in Lagos, reassures on service delivery
120 youths get NITDA’s business process outsourcing training
Huawei showcases cutting edge solutions at CeBIT 2014
All iPhones in Nigeria not authorized for the market
“A connected world leads to higher productivity”

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Nigeria and the challenges of cyber crime
In 1982 and 1983, the first desktop computers began to appear, many were equipped with operating system called Berkeley UNIX which includes Network Software – which allows relatively easy connection to the Internet.
End of life for Windows XP exposes computers to viruses – Microsoft
Less than month to Windows XP end of service (April 8th 2014), the software giant Microsoft has warned that after April 8th 2014, computers currently running Windows XP will no longer receive critical security patches and updates, leaving them increasingly vulnerable to harmful viruses, spyware, and the growing risk of cyber-attacks that can steal or damage personal information and business data.
Microsoft Nigeria gets new country manager, Kabelo Makwane
The software giant, Microsoft, has announced the appointment of Kabelo Makwane as the company’s new country manager for Nigeria.
Tech lessons from Apple’s
I was not surprised, when Co-founder of Apple, Steve Wozniak who MTN Nigeria last week brought to Nigeria, advised Nigerian leaders to develop economy with technology. There couldn’t have been a better advice considering how technology has turned many economies around.
As Trafficbutter makes life easier for road users…
Have you ever been stuck in serious traffic? The sweat incensed, heat induced, bladder tormenting, thief infested, time wasting hopelessness that makes you wish you could fly, walk on water or simply pull a disappearing act. Though these could be impossible, there is an app that comes close to saving the Nigerian commuter from being stuck in traffic.

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