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Ericsson software glitch hits mobile services in Britain, Japan
· · Ericsson said it was working with mobile companies in Britain and Japan to restore full service to millions...
Read moreDetailsHuawei’s CFO Arrested at U.S. Request, Sparking Outrage in China
Huawei Technologies Co.’s chief financial officer was arrested in Canada over potential violations of U.S. sanctions on Iran, provoking outrage from China...
Read moreDetailsHuawei excluded from providing the core 5G network in UK
Oyindamola Alamu Huawei, Chinese tech giant will be excluded from providing technology for the core 5G network being developed by...
Read moreDetailsNigeria’s 5G frequency allocation to await ITU approvals
The Nigerian Communications Commission has stepped down the planned allocation of frequency spectrums to operators until they are approved by...
Read moreDetailsDiabetes like me? Survey finds older people with diabetes want to see familiar families in ads
Older Americans with diabetes see advertising differently than their peers. That’s according to a new YouGov survey that found 39%...
Read moreDetailsFintech companies will continue to complement roles performed by banks, says Nigeria’s Flutterwave CEO
Financial technology firms, popularly known as fintechs, will not displace banks, contrary to a much widely held argument, Olugbenga Agboola,...
Read moreDetailsNSE provides meeting facility for journalists at its Lagos headquarters
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) on Tuesday commissioned a media lounge at its headquarters in Marina, Lagos, to serve as...
Read moreDetailsMTN Group, 3 firms unveil 3G smartphone
The Chief Executive Officers the MTN Group, KaiOS Technologies Inc., China Mobile Communications Group Company Limited and Unisoc have announced a...
Read moreDetailsSnapchat loses 2m more users in Q3 as shares sink to new low
Snapchat continued to shrink in Q3 2018 but its business is steadily improving. Snapchat’s daily active user count dropped again,...
Read moreDetailsRegulators aiming to resolve MTN dispute
The Nigerian government is confident of resolving a $10.1 billion dispute with telecoms firm MTN, which would send a positive...
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