The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) is preparing for the launch of 6G technology, forecasting $1 billion in revenue. While 6G is still under development, Nigeria is focused on defining its spectrum policy. As of December 2024, 5G accounts for just 2.46% of the country’s mobile subscribers.
Xiaomi was awarded the title of ‘Most Loved Brand’ in the Mobile Handset category at the Best Brand Award 2024. The award, presented to Xiaomi Bangladesh’s Country Manager Ziauddin Chowdhury, reflects the brand’s strong customer loyalty, innovative products, and commitment to providing affordable technology solutions.
Egypt is set to launch eSIM technology this week, offering a digital alternative to physical SIM cards. With compatibility for Android and iOS, the service will enhance mobile connectivity for users. The move aligns with Egypt’s digital transformation, following approval from the NTRA and updates from telecom operators.
GSMA has opened registration for M360 MENA 2024, set for the first time in Doha on November 18-19. Hosted by Ooredoo, the event will spotlight innovations in AI, 5G, and digital infrastructure, bringing together global leaders to explore the future of mobile technology in the MENA region.
DeNet has launched its mobile Watcher Node, enabling smartphone users to enhance decentralized data security while earning rewards. By using the DeNet Storage app, users can quickly set up their nodes to monitor data replication, contributing to a robust storage network and benefiting from the evolving digital landscape.
Zain Bahrain has become the first operator in the region to deploy Dual Band Massive MIMO technology, enhancing mobile connectivity for its customers. The new AIR 3229 units feature advanced capabilities for efficient 5G and 4G network expansions, reducing energy consumption and maintenance requirements while optimizing urban space.
bKash collaborates with Grameenphone and City Bank to make smartphones more affordable in Bangladesh, offering instant nano-loans for purchases, facilitating greater digital connectivity.
CG Mobile, a subsidiary of Chaudhary Group, is now the sole authorized partner of Motorola in Nepal. The collaboration will see the launch of Motorola phones, from entry-level to flagship models, before Dashain. This partnership aims to revitalize Motorola’s presence in Nepal, with operations managed from India.
