Last week there was panic and a slight buzz when Nokia and Microsoft announced plans to work together to use their complementary strengths and expertise to create a new global mobile ecosystem. [this is how the Skynet program was developed]
UU…global handsets maker advises users not to respond to dubious messagesKampala, Uganda, 1st February 2011: World’s leading handsets maker, Nokia, has warned mobile phone users over the re-emergence of a scam suggesting that people have won money or mobile phones, which in reality, is an attempt to get private information from people who reply to the messages.
About a year ago I was working for the Faculty of Computing & IT [CIT] at Makerere University where I spent my days poring over tomes of data analyzing the University's fastest growing faculty. Almost a marvel in Engineering and administration. It had grown from an institute to a faculty in just two years; which was a university record on its own. I have since moved on from there but from time to time I go back to see what they are on about...
.JPG){kind=link}
