Technology, Education & News in Papua New Guinea
Telikom has deactivated its prepaid cards from the batch number 0164. The K5 Rait prepaid cards with serials ranging from 00100001 to 0010500 were reported stolen. According to an announcement by the country’s major...
by Bernard Sinai · Published December 21, 2012 · Last modified March 20, 2017
After months of speculation, it has been finally confirmed that Vodafone Fiji will be managing nationally owned mobile communications company, BeMobile (formerly B-Mobile). This was reported in The National (December 18). According to the...
Irish mobile communications company Digicel has invested over K1 billion or US$485 million in Papua New Guinea (PNG) over the last 5 years due to the demand for connectivity, Chief Operating Officer Julian Ogrin said...
Port Moresby based IT company Allcom PNG with their major partners are hosting a seminar this coming Wednesday (10 October). The seminar will see the company demonstrate the “power of technology” and give clients...
The national regulating body for information and communication technology in Papua New Guinea (PNG), NICTA or National Information and Communication Technology Authority (phew, that’s a mouthful) is placing a restriction on the prices that...
The major Australian airlines are literally planning to take tablets to new heights. Qantas Boeing 747 flights will have an Apple iPad 2 in every seat pocket with wireless streaming of entertainment. The tablets...
Samsung have come out to deny reports that they are planning to launch the Galaxy S4 in February of 2013. According to CNET news, Samsung tweeted that the news was untrue and asked why...
Apple is boasting record sales for the iPhone 5 and they have more to celebrate considering the legal victory against Samsung will have severe repercussions on the newer models of smartphones the South...
AT&T has stated that the iPhone 5 has sold faster than any previous versions of Apple’s top selling smartphone. CNET reported the network saying that preorders have set a record on its first day....
Papua New Guinea’s (PNG) national regulatory body for information and communications technology (ICT), the National Information and Communication Technology Authority (NICTA) is calling for a public inquiry to determine if it should recommend certain...
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