Samsung Brings First Curved TV to Nigerian Consumers

Samsung Electronics West Africa has at a launch organized to unveil its new range of Ultra High Definition televisions introduced the world’s first Curved SUHD TV to Nigerian consumers.

To this end, Nigerian consumers now have the opportunity to purchase the new SUHD TV which marks a monumental leap into the future of television viewing, setting a new standard in premium UHD content and elevating consumers’ viewing experience to new levels.

At the unveiling of the TV, Managing Director at Samsung Electronics West Africa, Mr. Brovo Kim, said that the TV gives a new meaning to TV experience and consumers, providing users with easy access to desired content, an integrated entertainment experience and more choices than ever before.

Kim reiterated that the new SUHD TV highlight the most refined television experience ever, with the adoption of the latest technology that users should expect from Samsung’s smart TVs.

“The SUHD TV celebrates a major milestone in the UHD era, delivering superior picture quality with stunning contrast and striking brightness. Included in the product is the SUHD re-mastering engine which automatically analyses the brightness of images to minimize additional power consumption, whilst expressing excellent contrast levels. Images have much darker blacks and an elevated brightness two-and-a-half times brighter than conventional TVs, with twice the color adjustment points” he added.

Exploring the High Tech Wearable Future for Africa

From July 20-23, 2015, Africa and indeed the whole world will converge at the International Conference Centre, Abuja, Nigeria’s political capital, for the 2015 edition of the Digital Africa Conference & Exhibition, and the third in a series, following two previous successful editions in 2013 and 2014.

The two previous events had provided the platform for renowned ICT experts to discuss the development of Africa’s ICT sector and proffer solutions to the challenges limiting the continent’s advancement to the point of digital singularity with the rest of the globe. This year’s edition is themed:“Expanding African Capacity for Digital Technology,” and is expected to address broad range of topics aimed at broadening Africa’s IT capability. ROMMY IMAH writes…..

One of the topics that’s high on the list for Africa’s digital transformation is Wearable Technology.  These are devices, unlike mobile phones, that are worn on the body and have built-in sensors to monitor certain functions (like steps taken or precise location) and then communicate information through Bluetooth and the cloud.

Bracelets, necklaces and garments that fuse utility with fashion, function with form, can make the daily life of Africans healthier, safer and keep them in better contact. They’ll enable everything from commerce to managing chronic illnesses. And they’ll revolutionize the fashion industry with clothing that interacts with the environment. The Wearables industry is still in its infancy, but the market is expected to skyrocket to $19 billion by 2018.

According to a 2014 IDC report, “The worldwide wearable computing devices market (commonly referred to as ‘wearables’) will reach a total of 19.2 million units in 2014, driven

Visafone Assures Customers On New Internet Data Experience

Visafone Communications Limited has added new capabilities to her bouquet of data services, offering entirely new and pleasant experience to her customers. This is coming on the heels of a successful commissioning of its upgraded data infrastructure, 

The company explained in a statement that in its usual proactive approach to service delivery, Visafone has deployed innovative technologies to improve the customer experience by offering network visualization, intelligent traffic management and increased value proposition to customers. 

According to the statement, the upgrade has ushered in features like usage notification at different thresholds by SMS, flash messages and instant redirection to notification pages to help customers renew their data plans even at zero data volume. Further, customers have the ability for self-service to manage their volumes, the release added. 

Already, a pilot group of customers has hailed the upgrade as timely, and consistent with the network’s determination to always provide its customers with reliable and consistent data speed. 

Visafone added that the new upgraded data plans which comes with more volume at the same price along with the additional convenience, makes the value proposition of its data solutions very attractive.