Is a BlackBerry smartphone the best there is? Why does Motorola hold a "25% stake" in a list for the best smartphones? Get all the answers here.

The Nikon Coolpix S600 boots up in a flash, but are its photos as impressive?

We get our hands on the fastest-booting compact camera in existence.

We take a look at Nikon's new VR lens - equipped point-and-shoot

All new and existing customers alike are entitled for the cash-back promotion.

WorldxChange delivers converged IP services to its customers with high-performance broadband services router.

Hosted Exchange 2007 to be offered to SMBs at Interop Las Vegas 2008 by the company.

Company recieves 2008 readers' choice award poll for the fourth consecutive year.

Provides a single interface to its customers to access services that rely on internal and external application servers and systems.

Expands network on the east coast for better geographic diversity.

2008-04-30: The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) Working Group has released Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0 as a Candidate Recommendation, and published updated Working Drafts of Understanding WCAG 2.0 and Techniques for WCAG 2.0, along with How to Meet WCAG

You can call it cloud computing. You can call it grid computing. You can call it on-demand computing. Just don't call it the next big thing -- at least not yet.

Skype has released an upgraded version of its VoIP (voice over IP) software client for Windows PCs that cuts out more background noise and drops fewer calls, the eBay subsidiary said.

To further demonstrate its preparedness to offer Nigerians world class telecommunications services and it's proposed commercial launch in no distant time, Etisalat, Nigeria's fifth licensed GSM operator has relocated to its own newly acquired corporate office complex.

MWEB Nigeria announced recently that it has appointed Paul Ezenwa, MD/CEO Paulsco Electronics Communications Ltd, Owerri to join it's team of dealers across the Federation.

COMPUTER Aid International, a UK-based organisation, has signed an agreement with the Government and local agents to provide schools with computers cheaply.

Global number one chip maker, Intel Corporation worldwide, last week pointed a way to the future when it gathered industry leaders at the prestigious Marriot Hotel in Rome to canvass a roadmap for the years ahead.

When you buy a piece of Zinox laptop from May 1, 2008, it will come bundled with a Reltel Wireless broadband connection which immediately opens the buyer much more easily to the information superhighway. So that, at home, office and

The Nigeria Internet Group (NIG) has announced the request to be a beneficiary or sponsor in its Internet for Jobs (I4J) initiative, expected to boost employment in the country and create self-reliant jobs.

CELTEL Africa plans to sell over 20 billion shares in an Initial Public Offer (IPO) in Lusaka, Zambia. David Venn, the Celtel Zambia managing director, said the share sale follows a directive from Celtel International to launch the IPO to