Samsung expands foldable fight with Galaxy Z Fold8, Fold8 Ultra
Visafone introduces new tariff plan
ICT: When citizens are ahead of government
ATCON blames loss of 65 telcos to poor environment
Glo’s support for African Voices boosts development
Kimberly Ryan expands branch network across Africa
How MTN powers growth through BBBEE
Symantec signs MoU with ITU on safer cyberspace
Nigeria’s broadband journey, the Main One experience
ICT and our security
Broadband major, Main One indicates IPv6 compliance
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SubscribeVisafone introduces new tariff plan
Visafone Communications limited has introduced a new tariff plan tagged: Visa Talk, Talk, Talk, with a view to providing subscribers with low and attractive call tariff.
Resourcery appoints new Chairman
One of Africa’s provider of ICT solutions, Resourcery Plc, has appointed Mr. Tayo Amusan as its new chairman. Mr. Amusan has been on the Board of Directors of Resourcery Plc since 2009, and was presented to the company’s shareholders at its recent annual general meeting.
Non-use of ICT in security makes bombings, other criminal acts easier – EKUWEM, ex-ATCON president
As more bombings go on nationwide, and in the aftermath of last week’s suicide bombing of the Nigeria Police Force headquarter in Abuja, the Executive Chairman, Technology Development Company Limited, Dr. Emmanuel Ekuwem has said non-adoption of advanced technologies that would enhance effective security surveillance, monitoring and policing across the nation, among others is part of the reason for the growing acts of insecurity in Nigeria.
New Horizons, EC-Council plan e-commerce seminar
In an apparent move to confront all forms of security threats in the nations’ economy, Lagos based IT training institute, New Horizons in collaboration with a United States based EC-Council are working in concert to host a one-day Information Technology (IT) security and electronic commerce seminar in Nigeria.
CISCO predicts quadrupled global internet traffic in 2015
Global networking giant, CISCO network, has predicted that the number of network-connected devices in the world will be more than 15 billion, twice the world’s population, by 2015. In its fifth annual Visual Networking Index, VNI Forecast for 2010-2015 , released recently, the company also said that the total amount of global internet traffic will quadruple by 2015 and reach 966 exabytes per year.
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