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Over the last week, reports have already begun to surface over the apparently substandard accommodations at the Sochi Winter Olympics, but now it seems that there are bigger problems at hand for visitors than uncomfortable hotel beds. An NBC News Read More
One of the major issues which can affect the speed of your home Wi-Fi network is the number of people using it at any one time. If you have a small family and still seem to constantly have a lagging Read More
Though the seemingly random $2 billion acquisition of Oculus VR clouded Facebook’s previous (and almost equally mysterious) purchase of messaging app WhatsApp, some interesting details are emerging. In Europe, German mobile operator e-plus has introduced a WhatsApp SIM card that Read More
In a serious blow to internet equality, a federal appeals court has ruled against the FCC’s Net Neutrality policy, stating that the agency was not authorized to impose its requirements on internet service providers. Put in place in 2010, the Read More
According to reports, Google is considering launching a wireless carrier service. This comes after the tech giant reportedly met with Verizon to discuss the possibility of launching its own service, along with the Google Fiber service being offered in locations Read More
The reclaimed Gardens by the Bay are a beautiful getaway a few minutes from hectic downtown Singapore, and now the gardens are also playing host to the trial for the country’s new “super Wi-Fi” white space program. The Singapore White Read More
When you’ve got a young family, it can be important to keep an eye on what your kids have access to through the internet. With more and more portable devices finding their way into homes, Skydog does double duty as Read More
Anyone who carries a smartphone around (and that’s about 64% of us as of this year) may now be giving up new information to stores as Wi-Fi signals are used to track your shopping habits. Although stores might not be Read More
British telecom company BT has been given a dressing down by the UK’s Advertising Standards Agency (ASA) over an ad which made “misleading” claims regarding the company’s broadband speeds and competitive packages. The ad in question made claims that BT Read More
The Japanese government are reportedly making plans to try and curb the latest epidemic that’s sweeping through the country: internet addiction. According to reports, it is estimated that over 500,000 Japanese children aged between 12 and 18 may be seriously Read More
