339 innovation hubs set for standardisation as FG deepens digital inclusion
Furore, as NigComSat bill splits telecom community
Etisalat offers EasyFlex for voice, SMS, others
ATCON holds telecom executive, regulator forum
Wired to the hilt: Inside Akpabio’s new Governor’s Office
Airtel delivers comprehensive network upgrade
First Bank’s Naira MasterCard hits market
Android in Nigeria
Nokia Lumia series enter Nigerian market
HP fuses mobility into virtualisation for customers’ secure computing
FocusMaker keep photographers focused
IT penetration: Our three-in-one strategy, by Johnson
DSTv Eutelsat tasks students on innovation, satellite technology
ISPON 2012 Conference: A European perspective
FG begins $15m software incubation in Lagos, Calabar
First bank launches mobile money service
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SubscribeWhy telecom tariff may soon differ between states
Baring any intervention from the federal government Nigerians may soon pay different prices for using telephones depending on which part of the country they live or do business at.
Africa is world’s fastest growing mobile market – study
The number of Africa’s mobile subscriptions will reach 761 million this year, making the continent once again the fastest growing market in the world, a research group has claimed.
Minister launches students PC ownership scheme
The Honorable Minister of Communication Technology, Mrs. Omobola Johnson at the weekend launched the students PC ownership scheme with the theme “promoting increased access and utilization of ICTs in education”.
Microsoft Windows 8 finally berths in Nigeria
As the world today goes mobile, so are people living in it also seriously going mobile. Not again do people have to wait until they get to their offices before getting jobs done. Reports are now written on the go, queries and replies are delivered virtually. In fact, it is becoming totally absurd to live in this hyper connected world clutching to the traditional office rules.
Vertex standard digital radios now in Lagos
Vertex Standard and Danimex Communication have decided to allow Nigerian two way radio users have the opportunity of using the new VXD series equipment which has become a choice indigital radios for easy analogue conversion.
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