BORDERLESS TRANSACTIONS: Dtunes wears new look as Swapto
Meta to unveil new AI smart glasses amid privacy concerns
MTN committed to Nigeria’s economic growth— Farroukh
…admits 15 Contestants in Project Fame Academy
Nokia unveils mobile computer
Akunyili denies approval of N11.8 million for NFC
How to select an ideal UPS, by APC
Starcomms wins white Hat award for anti-spam fight
Mark, Ekaette path Glo‘s back on green environment
NCC partners ITWorld Magazine on mobile EMR forum
Mobility 2009 research reveals SA’s cellular gap
AL JABER appointed CEO Zain Levent region

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Galaxy Backbone video conferencing aids Nigerian Surgeons participation in Gall Bladder
Nigeria may have taken the first step towards joining countries like India in leveraging the aggregate economy with the prospects of ICT, especially in the area of telemedicine . This is as Galaxy backbone Plc, last week, gathered a group of physicians, surgeons and ICT professionals at the National Hospital, Abuja to participate in the first demonstration of tele-surgery in Nigeria through its video conference platform.
Samsung opens showroom, restates commitment to Nigerian market
IN furtherance of its commitment to bring services to the door steps of its customers, global leader and technology innovator in consumer electronics, home appliances and mobile communication, Samsung Electronics last week officially opened a new showroom and service centre at Alaba International Market, Lagos.
Business roundtable debut
A new business programme, otherwise known as “Business Roundtable,†is set to make its debut.
The programme, an initiative of ICT Watch Network is designed to showcase the achievements of enterprises with solid track records in their areas of operations.
NCC flags off national anti-mobile phone theft scheme
A scheme to curtail the menace of mobile phone handset theft in Nigeria was last week launched in Abuja, by the Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC. Alhaji Ahmed Joda.
CATCH THEM YOUNG: Four Nigerian kids emerge Microsoft Certified Professionals
The world stood still for Nigeria some few months back over two toddlers of 12 and 13 years of age, respectively, Davidson Osaremen and Oluwaseun Alade, who entered for Microsoft’s highly rated international Certificate Professionals exams and came out with flying colours.

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