This year’s gamescom holds 100% virtually and 100% free for the first time in the history of the convention. At the end of August, the whole games world will be talking about gamescom and the latest games.
Author: Olorunfemi Adedeji
Olorunfemi is a media and technology expert with a keen interest in edtech, fintech, broadcast technology, game design, and immersive media.
Africacomicade Debuts with a Focus on Video Game Development Opportunities
Africacomicade, a platform that brings together enthusiasts and digital creatives across the games, animation, comics, and movie industry in Africa via curated events such as conventions and game jams, debuts virtually and it is very well received.
Google Meet vs. Zoom vs. Facebook’s Messenger Rooms: Which video chat app for you?
Over the past two to three months, video chat applications have become the most important digital tools and in fact the de-facto resource for business continuity in the COVID-19 pandemic. The use of zoom app gained so much traction that even a Nigerian Federal High Court sat on zoom and delivered a death sentence. Talk of the unthinkable.
NCC to Set Up Digital Parks in 6 Geo-Political Zones
In a recent release by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), communication watchdog is set to establish ICT Parks in each of the six geopolitical zones.
What you need to know about the 5G Network
There has been increased expectations merged with heightened anxiety across the world in recent weeks about the roll-out of the next-generation telephony network—the 5G.
Is Nigeria Ready for 5G?
June 2015, I attended a workshop organised by the Nigerian Broadcasting Association. An event organised to prepare content platform owners for the digital era.
Top Tech Winners in a case of your City Shut-down
In the face of an impending global pandemic, we have seen a surge in the use of certain technologies and a sharp reduction in the use of many others. Globally, e-hailing cab applications, for instance, have had a deep in their fortunes.
GitHub Launches Project to Preserve World’s Open Software for 1,000 Years
The world is powered by open source software. It is a hidden cornerstone of modern civilization and the shared heritage of all humanity. The mission of the GitHub Archive Program is to preserve open-source software for future generations.
Google opens its first Developer Space on the African Continent in Lagos.
Nested in the heart of Ikoyi, Lagos, Google Developers Space will house the Google Launchpad Accelerator programme. support developer meetups, and empower people through digital skills training.
SpielFabrique Announces Winners of first Euro-African Game Design Incubation Programme
Enter Africa, Goethe Institut and SpielFabrique have announced that three studios out of the 6 finalists have been declared winners of the Enter Africa competition for the quality of their African video game concepts.