10 phones with biggest battery specs in Nigeria
Firms partner on information security
NCC chairman, Igoh joins SIM registration campaign
eTranzact, Bookhotelabroad, link on discounted booking services
‘Technology-driven economy is key to Vision 20-2020’
As the Communications & Technology Ministry takes off
RIM partners Nigerian software developers
Intel plans $30m investment in cloud computing
For Nigerians, a device to prevent theft of smart phones
Cyber crime law: Microsoft, PIN seek signatures
Samsung smart TV now in market
e.Tel eyes Computer Village
How do NigComSat-2 and NigComSat-X benefit Nigeria?
Promoting e-knowledge: The Prof Sofoluwe example
Opeke makes top 10 African women in ICT list
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SubscribeSlide in prices of laptops stops
A downward plunge in the prices of laptop that has been witnessed since the beginning of the year and which ran on for five months has eventually stopped.
CTO endorses low cost borderless commonwealth roaming service
Roaming services among Commonwealth countries will now be affordable as the Board of Directors of the Commonwealth Telecommunication Organization, ( CTO) ventures at their inaugural meeting held recently in the United Kingdom endorsed the launch of a low-cost `borderless Commonwealth’ mobile data roaming service for its member countries and beyond.
My mandate, by Communications & Technology Minister
The Minister of Communication and Technology, Mrs. Omobola Johnson has thumbed up for the nation’s telecommunications industry, saying that the sector, in just ten years, has exceeded the contribution of manufacturing, banking and solid minerals put together with a total contribution of 8.2% to the nation’s gross domestic product.
We’re pushing for laws on e-payment – ALADEKOMO, Chams boss
Electronic payment system is a relatively new phenomenon in Nigeria. Today, majority of transactions in the country are done with cash as a result of the fact that cash remains the preferred medium for payment despite the rapid penetration of ICT in the last decade, and government policies in this direction.
Absence of retailers slows broadband, says Omo-Ettu
ATCON President, Mr. Tit Omo-Ettu, has said lack of retailer chain in the distribution of available broadband infrastructure in the country is responsible for low access to broad band, despite the 75% drop in price.
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