Adeshola Ogunleye

I know you’ll be quick to point out some of the “green initiatives” African governments have launched to adopt Green Energy but

Our beautiful land is undeniably blessed with so many things. From resources like Gold, Petroleum and Copper to something deeper like the

XL Africa is an initiative funded by the governments of Finland, Norway, and Sweden under the administration of World Bank Group’s infoDev program to

Technology has influenced the way we do a lot of things today. Like the way we communicate for example, to the way

Commercially pushed by Microsoft in 2001, mobile tablets were preferred for their portability and ability to help us keep up with our

#Afrofuturistic is an on-going series documenting African companies and minds using technology and the internet to power Africa 2.0 People often say

#MadeByGoogle is Google’s way of showing the world they mean business when it comes to the hardware market. This year, Google unveiled

Really, raise your hand. Infact, grab a pen and a piece of paper. Write down #AfricaNeedsBetterInternet. Raise the paper and take a

To be more economic, app based social networks (and clients) are now releasing “tiny” versions of their mobile apps. We have the

“A smartphone is a portable personal computer with a mobile operating system with features useful for handheld use.” – Wikipedia. If you’re

10 years ago, the iPhone was born and it’s safe to say it one of the key players in the smartphone revolution.

Following the Eclipse on the 21nd of August, Google announced that the next major update to the Android OS, will be called

The thing is that information can be watered down or misinterpreted when transferred from one medium to another. But the source can’t

Twitter’s new Terms of Service will go into effect on the 2nd of October, 2017 and it’s mainly for people living outside

If you don’t know or haven’t heard of USB Type-C, nobody is going to throw a rock at you. Even though it’s