BUSINESS
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Lagos Finally set to Join Oil Producing States
Lagos State is set to join the league of oil producing states in the country come next year as the…
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Google tests waters for potential ultra-fast wireless service
Google Inc is preparing to test new technology that may provide the foundation for a wireless version of its high-speed…
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Alcatel-Lucent, MTN Nigeria launch 100 gigabit-per-second fibre-optic network
MTN Nigeria and Alcatel-Lucent have launched a 100 gigabit-per-second fibre-optic network that allows subscribers to enjoy the benefits of ultra-broadband…
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African broadcast experts to discuss digital switchover at Africast 2014
The preparedness of African countries for digital switchover (DSO) would be a major issue to be discussed at Africast 2014…
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Galaxy S6: What Should You Expect From Samsung This Time
According to http://www.valuewalk.com/2014/10/galaxy-s6-what-to-expect/, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Galaxy S5 received mixed response from consumers as well as critics. The latest flagship Galaxy…
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Google Shows Off Nexus 6 As Rival To iPhone 6
Google has unveiled its latest smartphone, the Nexus 6, taking aim at the iPhone 6 Plus with its massive 5.96…
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Startups yet to fully tap into Nigeria’s real estate sector
At the recently held DEMO Africa 2014, Owolabi Olatunji, the chief executive officer (CEO) of hutbay, a new real estate…
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Investments in Nigeria’s telecoms sector hit $40bn
Nigeria’s Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) has revealed investments in the nation’s telecoms sector have reached US$40 billion (about NGN6.4…
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Apple’s global rollout: iPhone 6 release dates for the month
The iPhone 6 will be introduced to another 36 countries by the end of this month according to reports on…
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Mobile Brand: Meet the Exciting Infinix Zero Android Phone
There is so much excitement about the new Infinix Zero which is now rocking Nigeria’s mobile phone market! With OTA, or “Over…
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