South Korea has officially approved Starlink’s entry into its national broadband landscape. SpaceX’s satellite internet service now has the green light to operate and expand across urban and remote regions alike.
India is building its own homegrown web browser—and software giant Zoho is leading the charge. The ambitious project has a name: Ulaa, a privacy-first browser designed to align with the country’s push for digital independence.
Sluggish internet can ruin streaming, calls, or work—but is your router to blame, or your service provider? Knowing the difference can save you time, frustration, and possibly money.
Google Fiber is expanding its ultra-fast 20 Gbps internet service to more cities by using Nokia’s advanced 25G PON technology. This means faster, more reliable internet for more people, significantly improving online experiences.
Verizon is rolling out Enhanced Video Calling powered by 5G network slicing, aiming to deliver crystal-clear calls even during peak congestion. This move marks a major leap in mobile communication.
Amazon’s Project Kuiper has launched its first batch of satellites into orbit, marking a key milestone in its plan to provide global internet coverage. This move puts Amazon in serious competition with SpaceX’s Starlink and other satellite internet providers.
Apple and SpaceX are partnering to tackle one of mobile tech’s biggest challenges: dead zones. Their goal is to bring reliable cellular service to remote and underserved areas.
Not all web browsers are created equal. Some load pages in a flash, while others keep things clean and easy to use.
China has officially launched the world’s first 10G broadband network, setting a new global benchmark for internet speed.
Many people struggle with slow Wi-Fi but hesitate to pay for a more expensive plan. The good news is that you can boost your home Wi-Fi speed and coverage without upgrading your internet package by optimizing your current setup.
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