By Rajiv Bhatia, Head of Mobile Commerce Sales EMEA, Ericsson Transferring money using a mobile phone should be as easy, simple, and affordable as sending an SMS. However, this is only possible when mobile financial services are built on an open…

Isn’t it weird watching old Bond films and seeing how ancient some of the gadgets look to our modern eyes? At the time of Dr No, viewers were stunned by a gun that could shoot a bullet silently, or an uncrackable code…

Nigeria’s Tizeti, a leading wireless Internet service provider, today announced the general availability of its US IP Address over Wifi service in Lagos, Nigeria. Nigerians can now browse and stream content previously not available to them at an introductory price of N1,500…

By Michael Kimani If you have read or heard about bitcoin, ‘the unbanked in Africa’ must have come up. To be honest, you do not have to know what bitcoin is, a quick google search can show you what I mean.  Much…

By Jenny Richards If you have been trying to set up an Oracle Client with Safe Software Inc FME®, you might have come across a few hitches along the way. Well, this being the information age, there is no reason you should…

  By Robin Okuthe With the desire to access TV content at relatively low cost and without any time lapse growing, online video streaming (as a means of watching TV) spells greater doom for Citizen TV, NTV and KTN. It doesn’t make…

What will happen on June 17, 2015? This will be the last day for the switch off of the analogue television signals worldwide. In 2006, Kenya and other countries across the Globe signed a treaty agreement at the conclusion of the International…

By Dr. Peregrino Brimah The recent fracas between Twitter character Mr. Aye Dee (real name Mukhtar Alexander Dan’Iyan) and Linda Ikeji, the popular news blog owner, raises important questions about Intellectual property rights in the rapidly changing and expanding internet globosphere. In…

By Kunaciilan Nallappa, Solution Marketing Director for Asia-Pacific at F5 Networks According to research by IDC, 1.5 billion smartphones will be in use globally by 2017 and consumers will be doing more than ever on them. As a result, more businesses recognise the importance…