Samsung expands foldable fight with Galaxy Z Fold8, Fold8 Ultra
By Prince Osuagwu Hi-Tech Editor The smartphone is no longer content to sit quietly in your palm. It wants to open up, stretch out, think for you, follow your subjects on camera, organise your notes and even suggest what you should do next. That is the experience Samsung Electronics West Africa is betting on with […]
IBM unveils software with capabilities on social media, cloud computing
At the ongoing Impact 2012 conference holding in Las Vegas, United States of Aamerica, the International Business Machine, (IBM) has introduced a range of new business integration software capabilities called WebSphere Application Server.
IBM introduces PureSystems to reduce IT cost
The International Business Machine, (IBM) on Monday at the ongoing Impact 2012 conference holding in Las Vegas United States of America introduced a new offerings including PureSystems to make it easier for business partners and clients to create patterns of expertise, a new software capability first introduced as part of IBM’s PureSystems family of expert integrated sysyems.
IBM unveils new foundation for moble computing, targest $22b markets
At the ongoing Impact 2012 , the premier conference for business and IT leadership holding in Las Vegas, United States of Aamerica, IBM unveiled its first ever Mobile Foundation, a comprehensive portfolio of software and services designed to help organizations capitalize on the proliferation of mobile environments — including laptops, smartphones and tablets.
Microsoft launches SQL server 2012 to control data explosion
To help address the challenges of increasing data volumes by rapidly turning data into actionable business insights, the software giant, Microsoft has unveiled the latest version of the world’s most widely deployed data platform, Microsoft SQL Server 2012 in Nigeria.
Oronsaye Report’ll set IT sector back by decades – UWAJE, UWADIA, OLUFUYE
LAST week, the Presidential Panel on Rationalisation and Restructuring of Federal Government Parastatals, headed by former head of the Cuvil Service of the Federation, Mr Steve Oronsaye submitted its report to the President, Dr Goodluck Jonathan. The report, an 800-page compendium recommended scrapping of 38 agencies, merger of 52 and conversion of 14 to departments in ministries. In all, it recommended that statutory agencies be reduced from 263 to 161 in order to reduce cost of governance.
