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Vconnect, launches Nigeria’s local search engine

The essence of technology in the 21st century is to make virtually everything easy. Technology thus becomes useless when a people can only access foreign information and find it difficult to access local information to keep abreast of activities within.

CWG donates computers to Lagos NYSC

As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility, (CSR ) policy, towards supporting education and capacity building among youths Computer Warehouse Group has donated six computer systems to the Computer training and Job search center of the National Youth Service Corp, Lagos State Chapter.

Resourcery partners Cisco on Digital Signage Solutions

As media experiences become more immersive, requiring more and more interactivity, organizations need to understand the need for investment in cutting_edge technologies to give them competitive advantage.

Imagine Cup 2011: Microsoft begins talent hunt

RESOLVED to expose students worldwide on using technology to solve the world’s toughest problems, software giant, Microsoft has begun the search for the best software talents for the 2011 edition of Imagine Cup students software competition.

Microsoft launches Internet Explorer 9 for Africa

The global software giant, Microsoft Corp, Tuesday, announced the launch of the latest version of the world’s most-used browser, Internet Explorer 9 in 40 languages around the world, including English, French, and Portuguese for Africa.

WIPO to strengthen capacities through creation of digital libraries

Committed to supporting technological innovations by assisting member countries in having access to its specialized data base , the World Intellectual Property Organization, (WIPO) would soon strengthen existing national capacities through the creation of Technology Innovation Support Centres across the country with digital libraries comprising of 70,000 specific technologies contained in million of patent documents.

NITEL too big for one buyer – ADEBAYO, ALTON President

THE recent cancellation of the offer of 75 per cent equity in NITEL to New Generation consortium at a bid price of US$2.5 billion is the latest in a series of failed efforts at selling the national carrier, with stakeholders reacting and offering opinions on the way out of an obvious quagmire.

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