BORDERLESS TRANSACTIONS: Dtunes wears new look as Swapto
Meta to unveil new AI smart glasses amid privacy concerns
2million order for iPhone 5
Apple unveils word’s thinnest iPhone
Terrorism: The new frontier for telecoms sector
The Reuben Abati that they don’t know?
NUC out with online accreditation portal
MTN, Etisalat back Number Portability Forum in Lagos
NetApp urges business to brace up for data explosion
Nokia Lumia 920 comes to town
Smartphone market to increase in 2015 – HUAWEI, MD
Stakeholders rise over local content policy in telecom sector
Network congestion gets dynamic solutions, as operators slash tariff
BROADBAND IN SCHOOLS: Main One toes American FCC example
Ericsson prepares ground for M-commerce adoption
ASUS Mobile PCs make inroads into Nigeria, partners with NEPTECH

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Nokia, Microsoft empower student, developers with smartphones
Nokia has made its promise as part of its commitment in empowering software incubators with IT tools, as no fewer than 10 local independent developers and 6 local student developers were given Lumia 800 smartphones on Monday in Lagos.
Microsoft releases windows server 2012 to power cloud OS
In a global online launch event yesterday, the president of Microsoft Server and Tools Business, Satya Nadella has announced the general availability of Windows Server 2012 built from the cloud up for the modern datacenter.
Hi-Tech mourns Amadi, pioneer ICT journalist
UNTIL the passing away of Vanguard’s Entertainment Editor, Mr Amadi Ogbonnaya, last week, not many people knew that he actually started his journalism career as a telecommunications reporter.
Broadband: Nigeria out for investors at ITU’s summit
The Nigerian government is stopping at nothing to ensure that massive investment is made in the newly created broadband sector of the economy.
Women In Tech bemoan bad impact of technology on children
A group of women in the information technology sector of the economy, under the aegis of Women in Technology in Nigeria (Witin), have decried the negative impact of technology on the Nigerian child, stating that as mothers, they would not allow values to be derailed for mere technological developments.

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