Globacom has introduced a special BlackBerry U package, which offers the lowest uniform tariff structure for Prepaid BlackBerry users on any network in the country.

What has Information Technology (IT) has in common with FIFA? Join me as we explore and analyze the impact of the just-concluded soccer games of all times and let’s find out.

In a first of its kind anywhere in the world and setting the standard for others to emulate, the federal republic of Finland has passed a legislation that will make access to broadband connections to the internet a legal right for every one of its citizens.

The youth empowerment initiative of the MTN Foundation, under its Cooperate Social Responsibility Education programme which started some years ago, last week, recorded another mile stone.

As Nigeria join the rest of the world to savour the various business opportunities being present by Mobile telephony, the the national resident of the Association of Telecom Operators of Nigeria, Engr. Titi Omo-Ettu has declared that only good political leadership driven by ICT that will help Nigeria realize its Vision 20 2020 dreams.

Perhaps what Nigeria lacks in world politics, it gained in world telecommunications standing. This is as the country last week contributed greatly to jerking world mobile subscription above 5 million mark from the 4 million mark it pitched at the end of the last quarter of 2008.

Territory Manager for Intel in South and Sub Saharan Africa, Jacques van Schalkwyk, has said that Intel’s researchers are cooking up a number of ways to advance computing and create a new experience for PC end users.

Nigeria’s computer regulatory body, the Computer Professionals Nigeria (CPN) is rooting for the deployment of IT in Nigeria’s economy. The CPN is urging for a stronger policy thrust that will enable IT to be more integrated in government processes to achieve greater speed and efficiency in delivering the benefits of governance to the people.

The constant toga Nigeria wears as a country that hardly organises any free and fair election is beginning to worry not only the Nigerian people but some Nigerian corporate organisations.

In apparent bid to change the face of business operations in Nigerian, network solutions provider, CISCO Systems Nigeria has announced the introduction of a borderless Network service in Nigeria.The multi-dimensional broadband architecture service is expected to provide borderless services to Nigerian end users in three major areas of data, voice and video.