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Everything seems to be internet-enabled nowadays, so why should your toothbrush be left out? Kolibree, a French-based start-up, has introduced just that at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The company aims to “reinvent oral care” by making a Read More

If you wondered why anyone would ever need a 1 gig internet Fiber connection at home, wait till you find out what Google has in store for its network subscribers next. According to reports, Google’s next move for its Fiber Read More

The UK government has launched a new special police unit that has the power to have websites from the internet “until further notice” is given. The unit, named the PIPCU (Police Intellectual Property Crime Unit), can threaten a domain name Read More

Thanks to Google Fiber’s sudden rise and spread throughout the US, other broadband providers are starting to get “gigabit fever” and have their sights set on offering faster internet service. AT&T have thrown down the gauntlet in Austin, Texas. As Read More

Top 10 Broadband has come up with a broadband speed test service that allows users to compare their internet connection speed with that of their neighbors. The test involves measuring the user’s internet connection speed via an interactive interface. The Read More

Around the world, most cellular service providers are getting ready to roll out 4G speeds or better, but service provider Vodafone has failed to meet the requirements for 3G connections in the UK. Out of all major mobile providers in Read More

Before Google debut super high-speed internet service Fiber, a gigabit broadband connection may have seemed a little bit excessive for more users. Following the success of Fiber in its first few locations, similar gigabit internet companies are popping up all Read More

In an eyebrow-raisingly ambitious move, Los Angeles is set to embark on a project to provide fiber-based internet to all 3.5 million of its residents and businesses – for free. The initial plan is to deliver city-wide speeds ranging from Read More

Florida’s Miami-Dade County region is to receive 75,000 networked streetlights, in a move that will completely revolutionize its infrastructure. The lights will be linked through a wireless “mesh” network, where data will be transmitted “hop by hop” rather than via Read More

A last-minute opposition attempt failed to block the French government from its latest act, which gives it more power to monitor phone and internet connection data without any sort of legal barriers. Government departments now have border grounds to base Read More