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By Olubunmi Adeniyi Lagos. February 6, 2013: Microsoft Nigeria says it plans a N12 billion to increase the adoption of smart devices and empower small and medium businesses in the country and ...

By Ibrahim Olukotun Lagos. February 6, 2013: A Global Mobile Suppliers Association (GSA) report has listed Nigeria among countries using mobile HD voice technology to enhance provision of cutting edge telecoms to ...

By Olubunmi Adeniyi Eugene Juwah, Executive Vice Chairman, NCC says that, “the subsisting 2009 glide path interconnection rates for voice services is the first time the Commission implemented the glide path asymmetric ...

   By Olubunmi Adeniyi Lagos. February 1, 2013: K-NET has announced the launch of triple-play voice, data and video services across sub-Saharan Africa to deliver a new range of broadband Internet service packages offering ...

  By OLUKAYODE OYELEYE   A farmer uses his mobile phone Photo credit: Guardian Prominent among the various factors responsible for the backwardness of agriculture in Nigeria is the fact that the ...

  Non-compliant operators risk N5m fine, licence revocation   By Olubunmi Adeniyi with additional report by Ibrahim Olukotun President Goodluck Jonathan Lagos. January 29, 2013. The Federal Government is pushing ahead with ...

  By Ibrahim Olukotun Apple iPhone 5 Lagos. January 27, 2013: Apple’s iconic phone, the iPhone 5 is facing a huge challenge in the market due to its Nano SIM design, according ...

  By Olubunmi Adeniyi January 25, 2013: The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) on Thursday announced a new price cap of N4 per message for all domestic off-net Short Messaging Service (SMS) across ...

  By Ibrahim Olukotun Lagos. December 17, 2012: Phone dealers in Lagos have decried the rising influx of substandard China phones into Nigeria citing that the growing trend may undermine the user ...

By Olubunmi Adeniyi The NBS survey reveals that over 95 per cent of Nigerians lack access to a PC or Internet. Access to personal computers appears to be low, with a national ...