‘Sputnik – 60’ exhibition opened at Russian Information-Cultural Center in Baku

‘Sputnik – 60’ exhibition opened at Russian Information-Cultural Center (RICC) in Baku on 9 October.

Azercell Telecom has issued a statement recommending not to buy new or used smartphones from unofficial and suspicious sources

“Lately there have been cases of abuse of credit campaigns concerning mobile phones (smartphones), provided by Azercell Telecom in the use of its subscribers, and in particular their illegal resale to third parties.

Internet to be disconnected tomorrow in 23 districts of Azerbaijan

The Ministry of Communications & High Technology of Azerbaijan is taking measures aimed at improving the quality and speed of Internet in the country.

Free public Internet installed in one more park in Baku

At the initiative of the Ministry of Transport, Communications & High Technologies of Azerbaijan has expanded coverage of the Public Internet Project.

«Asan İmza» was presented at the IV International PKI FORUM UA - 2017 in Kyiv

The IV International PKI FORUM UA – 2017 took place on October 3-4, 2017 in Kyiv.

Azercell Telecom announces maintenance work

Azercell Telecom LLC is taking measures aimed at improving the quality of services rendered.

Nar participated in the international ITU Telecom World-2017 forum

In the period from 25th to 28th of September, the International ITU Telecom World 2017 forum and exhibition was held in the city of Busan, South Korea.

Bakcell participates in the “ITU Telecom World 2017” exhibition

Bakcell, The First Mobile Operator and Leading Mobile Internet Provider of Azerbaijan is taking part in the International “ITU Telecom World 2017” event, which is held in the period from 25th to 28th of September in the city of Busan, South Korea.

‘CavanNar’ tariff became even more advantageous

Nar introduced some significant changes to ‘CavanNar’, being the tariff which provides whole set of advantageous calling minutes, SMS and internet for the youth.

Cybercriminals using Internet of things to send spam messages

The number of malicious programs capable of infecting “smart” Linux devices is constantly increasing. A major portion of them is designed to mount DDoS attacks and ensure online anonymity.