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- Google Policy Manager For Africa, Ory Okolloh Joins Omidyar Network
- Want To Be A Telecoms Engineering Professional? Ahmadu Bello University Now Has An MSc Programme
- Nokia Becomes First Major Brand In Nigeria To Be Verified On Twitter
- Etisalat Plans Support For Local App Developers in Nigeria
- Memeburn
- Why Facebook ‘likes’ won’t be a ‘vital’ part of free speech any time soon
- Merging the tangible in the digital era to make magic [Net Prophet]
- People: why we need to put the fun back into gamification
- Do we really need to replicate Silicon Valley? [Net Prophet]
- Innovation, tech and startups: live from NetProphet 2013
- TechCrunch
- Amazon Takes Kindle Fire HD Tablets 170 Countries As It Ramps Up Its Appstore To Nearly 200 Markets
- Square Starts Mobile Payments In Japan, Its First Country Outside Of North America, In Partnership With Visa's Ally
- OtterBox Acquires Rival Protective Case Maker LifeProof After Settling Patent Lawsuit
- Samsung Galaxy S4 Shipments Hit 10 Million One Month After Release
- Why Does Hollywood Hate The Future?
- TheNextWeb
- HTC Desire 600 debuts with a quad-core processor, Sense 5 and dual BoomSound front-facing speakers
- Jawfish Games unveils its cross-platform, multiplayer service, now on its ‘Poker’ and ‘Words’ games
- Telefonica and Telenor sign on mobile payments firm Fortumo, ups its payment reach by 460 million users
- BSkyB inks £49m deal with Virgin Media Business to overhaul its network infrastructure across the UK
- Alibaba ruffles Beijing government feathers as its Taobao online mall launches hospital booking service
- VentureBeat
- 3-D printed trachea splint saves baby’s life
- HP launches a 20-inch all-in-one that doubles as a tabletop computer
- AMD launches series of chips that get it into low-power laptops and tablets
- HP unveils an army of PCs featuring Intel’s new low-power processors
- Social commerce is like a unicorn: beautiful, alluring, and almost totally imaginary
