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Online shopping: Glovo cuts search stress with AI chat

By Juliet Umeh Shopping online may soon involve less scrolling, fewer filters and far more conversation, as Glovo moves its quick-commerce service into the growing world of generative artificial intelligence. The multi-category technology company has announced the integration of its shopping service with ChatGPT and Claude, allowing users to discover products, compare prices and find […]
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Hackers can now unlock, steal vehicles, NCC warns Nigerians

By Prince Osuagwu, Hi-Tech Editor The Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, yesterday warned car owners in Nigeria to beware of new hacking methods which can remotely open car doors and start engines without keys. The commission said owners of Honda and Acura car models are more susceptible to this attack. The warning contained in the discoveries by […]

Tech sector driving Nigeria’s non-oil export agenda

By Victoria Ojeme Nigeria is regarded as Africa’s largest ICT market with 82 per cent of the continent’s telecoms subscribers and 29 per cent of internet usage.  Sub-Saharan Africa is also projected to be the fastest growing region with a compound annual growth rate of 4.6 per cent and a subscriber enrolment of over 167 million in […]

Bundle Africa@2, develops app to deepen crypto experiences

Social trading platform for cash and crypto, Bundle Africa, has used the opportunity of its two years anniversary recently, to unveil a web application to give its users more accessibility to crypto trading and other online trading activities.

How PAYMASTA provides solution for average Nigerian worker

The problem of the Nigerian worker is that he does not have access to funds until the end of the month when he gets paid. This is despite the fact needs do not wait that long. Needs arise every hour and the Nigerian worker must work out a way to settle his needs before the end of the month.

GSM service providers plot 40% increase on voice calls, SMS, data

By Prince Osuagwu, Hi-Tech Editor & Juliet Umeh There are indications that telecommunications operators, telcos in the country are planning to jerk up voice calls and data tariffs by 40 percent. Reliable sources from the operators who confirmed the plans to Vanguard said it was due to high cost of diesel to operate their businesses, […]

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