NCC offers students free 100MB daily for online learning
Google’s Gemini AI carried out cyberattacks, guessed passwords
Access on mobile phone, future of epayment — eTranzact
Unemployed graduates find succour at Computer Village
NCC to partner ISPON on telecom software services
Starcomms appoints two top executives
SystemSpecs wins double awards
Starcomms backs DigitalSENSE
Isoun heads NigComSat Board
Why ICT hasn’t grown, by Adetunji
Liquidate NITEL, MTEL if… – Labour
ICANN okays separate domain for porn sites
CWG targets $500m revenue
WAR AGAINST HACKERS:Four ethical hackers emerge
CSR: MTN unveils view book
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SubscribeMicrosoft invites entries for 2011 Imagine Cup competition
The global software giant, Microsoft yesterday in Lagos announced opening of entries for the 2011 Imagine Cup students software competition for students in the tertiary institutions across the nation.
With GIS, information on lands is now at your fingertips
EARLIER this month, the Lagos State Government launched the Lagos Geographic Information System (GIS). For ordinary citizens, individual or corporate
Broadband makes the difference, as the world reads aloud
As the world marked the second annual World Read Aloud Day, last week, Ericsson in conjunction with Airtel Ghana, exposed the power of broadband, enabling online, real time connection of students from three Ghanaian schools, to their counterparts in the USA, in a real life interactive reading exercise. The three schools are Opoku Ware in […]
New investors, Zen, locates Nigeria with 6 new mobile phones
Like the biblical thief in the night sage, Zen mobile crept in quietly into the high flying Nigerian mobile market at the weekend with 6 new models of mobile phones, creating a seeming revolution
Glo in No conditions tariff plan
Basking from the euphoria of over taking Airtel Nigeria in subscriber base according to NCC latest statistics, Second National Operator Globacom at the weekend gave its subscribers the opportunity of paying only 25 kobo per second for calls made to any network in Nigeria.
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