The Desire C has barely revealed itself as HTC’s latest pocket-friendly Android phone, but another device following the same naming convention might also be on the cards. According to news reports, a lower-priced One S variant, currently under the Ville C moniker, will shed the dual-core 1.5GHz Snapdragon S4 and use a (presumably cheaper) dual-core 1.7GHz Snapdragon S3 (MSM8260).

Research In Motion’s (RIM) first-ever BlackBerry Curve model with a touch display rocks! The new BlackBerry® Curve™ 9380 smartphone is already gaining ground in Nigeria’s smartphone market.

Offering rapid print speed and maximum convenience, the Samsung ML-1860 Monochrome Laser Printer is designed to take up as little room as possible whilst providing optimum functionality. With a rapid print speed of 18 pages per minute and 19 pages per minute in draft mode your documents will be ready almost instantly! The printer incorporates a ‘one touch’ setting so that one simple click of a button prints whatever’s on your screen as it appears on your monitor! No more cropping, cutting or unwanted editing of documents.

Apple’s Siri virtual personal assistant certainly has said some rather interesting things in the past. But to diss its overlord seems a bit much, don’t you think? When iPhone 4S owners ask Siri which smartphone is the best ever made, the obviously disgruntled virtual personal assistant responds saying it’s the Nokia Lumia 900 4G running on AT&T’s network.

A smaller version of the iPad will be less expensive and offer less storage than Apple’s full-sized model, but will have the same resolution, according to a new report. Citing a previously reliable source, iMore today adds to the handful of existing iPad mini rumors, with something a little different.

Business innovation is the creation and capture of new value in new ways and it has played a pivotal role in the success of many businesses across the globe. Nevertheless, many companies in Nigeria and indeed the world continue to fail because they ignore trends that could impact their businesses. In fact, innovation does not have to be breakthrough innovation such as Apple’s iPod or iPad to be successful; it can be small incremental changes in business processes such as DSTV’s cashless payment system.

Indications are that bandwidth improvements in Nigeria on account of the growing number of submarine cables will increase cyber attacks in the country. To this end, Cyberoam, a leading Unified Threat Management (UTM) player, says its first-of-its-kind product – NetGenie wireless routers with in-built security features can assist businesses address the imminent cybercrime challenge. The new products, according to Cyberoam, deals with the frequent concern that both parents, and, small office - home office (SOHO) owners have regarding internet usage.

Gary Kovacs, CEO of Mozilla, last week attacked previous tech developments in the mobile browsing space and heralded HTML 5 as “a common language” that will usher in “a new world of innovation.” Speaking in this morning’s keynote session, Kovacs stated: “50 percent of people are on the mobile web, but I see a lot of walls going up… Less than 10 percent of the top one million websites are mobile enabled.