Technology, Education & News in Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea’s ICT regulatory body, NICTA or National Information and Communication Technology Authority, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Customs to regulate the import of unauthorized equipment into the country. The...
Telikom PNG will reduce wholesale data rates for internet from 9t per megabyte (MB) to 3t per MB. This was announced by Telikom chief executive officer (CEO), Charles Litau, on March 27. The price...
Images are a great way to attract readers to your site and in the blogging and website business, it’s all about getting readers. However, you can also optimize your picture files with tags to...
The number of Joomla users in Papua New Guinea is growing with telecommunications giant, Telikom PNG, boarding the bandwagon. Telikom PNG’s new website sports a more friendly interface and easy navigation, and is an...
by Bernard Sinai · Published March 21, 2013 · Last modified November 15, 2018
The government must take ownership of internet costs in the country in order for it to be more affordable. This was stated by Daltron’s ISP Manager, Kametan Subunakau during his presentation “ISP –Making Internet...
The Papua New Guinea (PNG) Computer Society (PNGCS) will be hosting its first quarter seminar for 2013 at the Holiday Inn in Port Moresby. According to an email from PNGCS, the seminar will be...
Members of the popular Papua New Guinean Facebook group, Sharp Talk, have criticized DigicelPNG’s new K20 for 100 MB data plan only hours after its announcement in the newspapers. The new promotion offers a...
Subscribers of Digicel PNG’s data 20 MB package now have the option of upgrading to larger data plan. The currently popular prepaid data plan “20MB Data 24 Hour Pass” costs subscribers K1.49 and is...
Telikom PNG has closed its branch located at Burns House in Down Town CBD, Port Moresby. The nationally owned telecommunications company issued a public notice today advising its valued customers of the closure. According...
Digicel is alerting the public regarding purported messages send from the telecommunications company, the Sunday Chronicle reports. According to Digicel, opportunists have concocted various ways to scam money from unsuspecting subscribers. The scammers attempt...
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