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Broadband users in the 30 most developed countries in the world have to pay different rates and the speed they enjoy is nowhere else.
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South Korea's electronics giant Samsung Electronics has successfully developed a pair of chips that can receive and decode to four different mobile digital TV systems. W…
Mobilizing investment capital for IT is considered to be the weakest stage in the implementation of Directive 58 in the period 2001-2005. This is one of the main factors…
On June 19, YouTube officially launched 9 versions of websites that share localized online videos for each country separately. Initially only the display functions and l…
30 Asian and Middle Eastern countries on June 5 agreed to try to narrow the digital gap between rich and poor countries through joint research and sharing projects.
Cheap laptops with the first XO label of an ambitious project A computer for a student provides the opportunity to use computers for millions of students in developing c…
At 10:25 this morning, Mr. Steve stepped onto the stage of the hall containing more than 1000 people at Melia, went around the stage three times, laughed, and made his f…
There are 30 countries with high Internet speed in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). According to calculations, it increased by 26% to ab…
The two biggest giants' preferential policies so far will be launched in 17 European countries from May to the end of August 2007. Millions of songs will be served throu…
On the morning of April 25, China Telecom, China Telecom, signed an alliance agreement with the US Google Group to expand its online advertising.
An official on Chinese police on April 18 said most of the young criminals in the country were affected by violent and pornographic websites.
A senior Indian game expert working in Vietnam said that our country has only reached 'Internet culture' but not yet reached the level of 'game culture-VHG'
Microsoft Corp. is watching and acknowledging major changes in anti-piracy software in the world's most populous country, the chief lawyer of the software giant said.
The source of Nihon Keizai newspaper said Japan's Ministry of Home Affairs and Post is cooperating with information technology companies such as NTT and Hitachi to suppo…