Infinix is repositioning to take a significant share in Nigeria’s smartphone market with its S5 recently launched. The brand has been at the fore of innovations, embracing the rapid technological advancement as well as the change in fashion trends. It has combined both elements to give us the best of both worlds. The S5 was […]
Read MoreWorldwide smartphone shipments decreased 1.1% yearly in the fourth quarter of 2019 (4Q19), according to preliminary data from the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker. While the past several years have delivered flat growth, 2019 volumes dropped to levels below annual shipment levels between 2015 and 2018. In total, companies shipped a […]
Read MoreStakeholders have again re-examined the impact type approved telecoms equipment on the quality of service at a workshop hoted by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) sensitise and educate its licensees and other relevant stakeholders in the Nigerian telecom industry on the importance of type approval of telecoms equipment and other mobile and terminal devices. The […]
Read MoreThe Association of Telecommunications Companies of Nigeria (ATCON) National Dialogue on Telecommunications and ICT Sector in Nigeria is expected change the narrative of the country’s development through the optimal utilization of digital resources in areas of the economy. A statement from ATCON announcing the event said that the growth across all the sectors of Nigeria’s […]
Read MoreThe Nigerian Government has noted that various data of citizens are being generated in the current digital economy being driven by the Information and Communication Technology (ICT), managing such data and making the economy data-driven holds great potential for the country’s economic prosperity and enhancement of security architecture. And has therefore called for the effective […]
Read MoreZimbabwean AI expert William Sachiti, CEO of UK-based start-up Academy of Robotics published an open-source technology known as ‘Trees of Knowledge’ to improve access to education through smartphones in Africa. This free-to-develop technology enables a tree or rural landmark to broadcast a wifi connection providing access to a pre-loaded package of educational content. The wifi […]
Read MoreIn an age where internet connectivity is the bedrock for day to day activities such as banking, access to social and government services, have we considered what will happen if our internet connection suddenly goes down? This recently happened across West Africa last week due to two submarine cable cuts on both the West African […]
Read MoreThe four major telecommunications companies in the country were collectively handed a fine of N2.9 billion by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC). According to a document seen by TheCable, the sanctions were placed on the telcos within the first and third quarter of 2019. Airtel was the most affected as the telco received a total […]
Read MoreCybercriminals are actively abusing the names of artists and songs nominated for a Grammy 2020 award, in order to spread malware. Kaspersky protection technologies detected a 39% rise in attacks (attempts to download or run malicious files) under the guise of nominees’ work in 2019, compared to 2018. Ariana Grande, Taylor Swift and Post Malone […]
Read MoreThe Uk Government invited African startups to apply for the second edition of the United Kingdom (UK) government’s Go Global Africa programme, which aims to help them take their businesses to the next level. The two-week Go Global Africa, run by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport through the International Tech Hub Network, […]
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