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Mexico Sets New Work-from-Home Laws; Employers Must Pay for Internet and Ergonomic Chair

In the age of the internet, Mexico has become a haven for people working from home. Now, the Mexican government has set new work-from-home rules.
Sen. Martin Heinrich Invites FCC Chair to New Mexico to Advance Broadband Opportunities for Tribes, Rural Communities

Sen. Martin Heinrich Invites FCC Chair to New Mexico to Advance Broadband Opportunities for Tribes, Rural Communities

Sen. Martin Heinrich urges the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chair to visit New Mexico to advance broadband opportunities for tribes and rural communities.
Cuba Protests: Internet Is Back, Reveals Scenes of a Crackdown on Protesters

Cuba Protests: Internet Is Back, Reveals Scenes of a Crackdown on Protesters

Cuba's internet came back and scenes of the government's crackdown on protesters were revealed through social media's images and videos.
To complete the school year’s third and final cycles remotely, a student would be required to use information technology and information and communications technology infrastructure which, unfortunately, are not existent in the country.

Is Remote Schooling Possible in Venezuela?

Carrying out the school year 2019 to 2020 school year's third and final cycles remotely would require the information technology and information and communications technology infrastructure.

What Internet Of Things Can Do To Change Business In 2017

Internet Of Things might start this year. And here are some big impacts IoT has on business activity and how IoT can boost efficiency as well as profit.

Google Wifi Router: All You Need to Know

With the rise of internet-related devices comes the demand for a wireless community that does not compromise on signal energy. And Google's way to that trouble is the new Google Wifi, which became unveiled at the occasion the organisation hosted on October four.

Emerging Nations Increasingly Connect to Internet, Use More Smartphones

Emerging nations are becoming more connected to technology and are embracing the Internet and smartphones. In the past two years, the percentage of people in emerging and developing nations who say they use the Internet and own a smartphone has risen substantially.

Pilot Project to Give Cubans Broadband Internet at Home

Cuba's state-run telecommunications company ETECSA announced on Jan. 31 that it is launching a pilot project to allow everyday citizens to order broadband Internet for their homes, a service until now only available to foreign executives.

US Military's Cyborg Soldiers Project Under Development?

DARPA is developing a system that might very make the first cyborg soldiers in the planet. The prospect of super soldiers has never been more plausible.

Internet, Download Speeds Are 3 Times Faster Than 2011, FCC Reports

Customers demand faster speeds for streaming videos and apps Internet speeds have been ramped up over the past four years as Americans demand faster download speeds for streaming video and apps that require heavy data loads.

Justin Bieber Shares Throwback Photo of Selena Gomez

Justin Bieber recently posted a cryptic throwback photo of himself and Selena Gomez on Instagram, which of course, made the Internet go wild.

Comcast Memo Leak: Internet Giant Plans to Charge Customers Extra For Excessive Internet Usage

Cable and Internet giant Comcast has rolled out a new test pricing plan for their capped data usage in several Southeastern U.S. markets and customers are about to get charged more for their usage. See the details here.

New Emojis Coming Next Year, Examples Include Facepalm, Shrug, Selfie and More

67 candidates for new emojis There will be some new emojis next year and there are 67 possibilities for what they could be. A facepalm emoji, a shrug emoji and even a selfie emoji are among the many choices.

Cuba News: Island Expanding Wi-Fi Access, Lowering Costs

Cuba will soon be increasing its currently limited internet access by adding Wi-Fi capacity to dozens of state-run Internet centers.

Facebook Lite Launches to Tap Emerging Markets

Facebook, the leading social media platform in the world, has now launched a new stripped down version of its app aimed at users in new, emerging markets.

Netflix April 2015 Releases: 'The Karate Kid' Movies Leaving Netflix; See What's Being Added [Watch]

See what's being cut and what's new starting April 1 on Netflix. While Netflix is cutting some movies in April, its digital library grows with the addition of new, exciting content.

Cuba Allows Free Public Wifi Hub for First Time

Free Wi-Fi offered at a Havanna cultural center Cuba is allowing a Havana cultural center to offer free public Wi-Fi for the first time on the island, according to the Washington Post.

Net Neutrality Vote FCC Results: President Obama, Democrats Praise FCC on Net Neutrality Vote; Republicans Blast Decision

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has voted on new "Open Internet" policies, and politicians from the Legislative and Executive Branches have mixed reactions to the decision.

Internet Use Worldwide: Only 38 Percent of People Have Ever Used Internet

Study shows 60 percent of people in world have never logged on More than 60 percent of people in the world have never once logged onto the Internet, either on a computer or a mobile device, a study published by Facebook's Internet.

Cuba News 2015: Communist Country Reduces Cost of Internet Access, But Many Cuban's Don't Know About It

In Cuba, Internet access is expensive and residents have to go outside of their homes to get it because it is illegal in most homes. Now, the country has temporarily cut the costs of Internet access at state-run Internet cafes.

AT&T Wireless to Compete With Google Fiber Ultra-Speed Internet Service With GigaPower

AT&T will start power boosting its Internet offerings soon. The company wants to compete with Google Fiber's ultra-speed Internet and will release its own ultra-speed service called GigaPower.
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