T-Mobile unveils a 5-year plan: 5G, home internet, and billion-dollar investments
T-Mobile Polska outlines its ambitious plans for the next five years including a focus on 5G, home internet services, and significant investments.
Satellite Communications in Remote Areas Soon in Egypt.. Who Are the Main Beneficiaries?
Egyptian company 'Aqmar' is set to launch satellite communication services to serve remote areas lacking traditional network coverage, focusing particularly on industrial projects and IoT applications.
Putin signs law enabling FSB to order individual internet and mobile disconnections, cites security concerns
President Putin has enacted a law allowing the FSB to disconnect individuals from internet and mobile services for security reasons.
Notice: This Internet Service Provider's Services Will Be Down Tonight
The internet service provider 'Penki' has announced that its services will be temporarily unavailable during the night due to planned maintenance.
What is a UPS and why use it to avoid internet loss?
A UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) is recommended to prevent internet outages during power failures, ensuring continued access to online services and protection for electronic devices.
Young People from Palanga Shake the Internet: Their Offer Leaves Everyone Speechless
A group of students from Palanga, Lithuania, has gained viral attention for offering free snow shoveling services to elderly residents, highlighting their community spirit.
Reuters: The United States is planning an online service through which Europeans could access banned material
The U.S. State Department is developing an online platform that would allow people in Europe and elsewhere to view content banned by their governments, according to Reuters.
Russia Facilitates Internet and Mobile Phone Shutdowns for the FSB
The Russian State Duma has passed a law enabling the FSB to more easily cut communication services across the country without justification.
The Russian secret service FSB can shut down the internet and mobile phones, it has a law from Putin
The article discusses the Russian FSB's legal authority to shut down internet and mobile services as per a law instituted by President Putin.
State Duma Passes Bill Giving FSB Authority to Shut Down Internet and Mobile Services
The Russian State Duma approved a bill granting the FSB the power to demand the shutdown of internet and mobile services in the country.
The battle for AI moves to space
The competition between Jeff Bezos' Amazon Leo and Elon Musk's Starlink heats up as both tech giants launch satellite services aimed at providing internet from space.
Russia wants to replace Starlink with balloons
Russia is exploring alternatives to Starlink internet services, including the use of balloons.
Report warns: The cost of a fiber optic connection could spiral out of control
A report indicates that the cost of fiber optic connections in Finland may increase significantly due to the dominance of closed networks compared to open networks.
Your car is already a computer on wheels: what data it collects and how it is used
Modern cars collect extensive data about drivers, including habits and locations, to improve driving experiences and facilitate services like insurance.
Russia has attempted to completely block 'WhatsApp'
Russia is attempting to fully block the messaging app 'WhatsApp' to force people to use government-controlled services, according to WhatsApp.
Russia is trying to block WhatsApp
Russia is attempting to block WhatsApp as part of a strategy to push users towards more controllable domestic services.
Operation against criminal group controlling internet services seizes R$ 173 thousand in Bahia
A significant operation in Bahia targets a criminal organization controlling local internet services, leading to a substantial cash seizure.
Moscow restricts Telegram's operations due to violations of Russian laws
Moscow is taking actions to restrict Telegram's functionality to encourage Russians to switch to more tightly controlled domestic internet services.
5G Leadership: Brisanet expands mobile services in 300 cities in the Northeast
Brisanet is expanding its mobile services to 300 cities in Brazil's Northeast region, aiming to improve internet access critical for social and economic development.
Russia reportedly restricts Telegram in latest push to tighten internet control
Russia has begun restricting Telegram to strengthen state control over internet communications amid efforts to promote domestic digital services.
Russians urgently supplied with new satellite internet terminals after Starlink shutdown
Russian forces have started receiving new satellite internet terminals following the shutdown of Starlink services.
Commercial Bank's internet and mobile banking are not functioning
Commercial Bank in Czechia is experiencing issues with its internet and mobile banking services.
Over 45 Million from the EU for Bringing Fast Internet to Rural Areas
The Estonian Ministry of Justice and the State Support Services Center have launched a funding application round aimed at developing high-speed internet access networks in rural areas with the backing of EU structural funds.
Controversy over inflation: for the government, prices of internet, mobile phones, and fuel are also lagging behind besides tariffs
The Argentine government asserts that prices for crucial household services like internet, mobile phone bills, and fuel are lagging, indicating potential for increases above average inflation rates.
5G Leadership: Brisanet Expands Mobile in 300 Cities in the Northeast
Brisanet is expanding its mobile services to 300 cities in Brazil's Northeast, enhancing internet connectivity which is vital for social and economic development in the region.
5G Leadership: Brisanet expands mobile in 300 cities in the Northeast
Brisanet is significantly enhancing mobile connectivity by expanding its services to 300 cities in Brazil's Northeast region, aiming to improve access to essential internet services.
The US advised its citizens to leave Iran immediately
The US has urged its citizens to leave Iran immediately due to concerns over flight cancellations and potential disruptions to internet services, while suggesting alternative communication methods and ground travel through Armenia or Turkey.
UK broadband company shuts as customers told to 'cancel direct debits'
VISPA, a UK broadband provider, has ceased trading and has advised customers to cancel their direct debits and seek alternative internet services.
A1 Croatia is the first telecom in Croatia to offer users YouTube Premium
A1 Croatia becomes the first telecom provider in the country to include YouTube Premium in its offerings, enhancing user experience by catering to the needs of modern internet users.
Pro-War Bloggers Report Starlink Outage on Ukrainian Front Line
Russian military bloggers reported a significant outage of Starlink internet services on the Ukrainian front after Elon Musk shut down the terminals following a request from Kyiv, potentially impacting Moscow's drone warfare capabilities.
Major power outage in German city
A significant power outage in Stuttgart, Germany, has caused traffic light failures and disrupted internet services, with the cause still unknown.
Government announces new tool. It will help verify age on the internet, among other things
The European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDIW) will offer features for confirming identity for public and some commercial services while allowing selective sharing of data.
Musk buys Musk. SpaceX will take over his AI startup xAI
Elon Musk's SpaceX has acquired his AI development firm xAI to integrate several of his services, including the AI chatbot Grok, the social network X, and the Starlink satellite internet system.
Africa: Invisible Highways - a Vast Network of Undersea Cables Powering Our Connectivity
The article explores the crucial role that undersea cables play in global digital connectivity, enabling seamless communication and online services.
How the internet steals our time, freedom, and brain health
President Karol Nawrocki recently vetoed a bill implementing the EU Digital Services Act, expressing concerns over potential government overreach affecting free speech online, which he likens to Orwell's Ministry of Truth in '1984'.
Restrictions Ahead of the Presidential Election: Internet Shutdown in Uganda
Ahead of the parliamentary and presidential elections in Uganda, the internet and access to various social media platforms have been shut down, alongside a ban on messaging services and restrictions on NGOs.
Starlink: Elon Musk equips Lufthansa fleet with internet
Lufthansa plans to equip its fleet with Starlink internet service, marking a significant upgrade in inflight connectivity following previous services' failures.
Uganda announces suspension of internet services during elections
Uganda has announced the suspension of public internet services and several mobile services during the upcoming elections to safeguard national security and ensure order during the electoral process.
Drones 'hunt' for Starlink users in Iran as internet blackout continues
As an internet blackout persists in Iran, drones are actively searching for users of Starlink internet services.
Uganda's military deployed in national capital before presidential election
Ahead of the Ugandan presidential election, military forces have been deployed in the capital, raising concerns among opposition figures about authoritarianism, while mobile internet services have been temporarily suspended to prevent misinformation.
"This is unacceptable". Lawyer blasts after publication of photo montages with the president
After the president vetoed the digital services law, AI-generated images of him sparked outrage, leading lawyer Przemysลaw Rosati to criticize the actions of internet users.
Eyewitnesses in Iran: Security Forces Shoot at Protesters, and We Fight a Ruthless Regime with Empty Hands
Citizens in Iran have managed to make phone calls abroad for the first time since authorities disrupted internet and communication services during widespread protests, which have reportedly resulted in at least 646 deaths according to activists.
The British Government Acts to Ban Applications that 'Strip' Digital Photographs without Authorization
The British government is set to illegalize applications and internet services that facilitate the unauthorized sexualized manipulation of images, amid a surge of complaints regarding an AI model from Elon Musk that 'strips' digital photographs with a cursor touch.
The number of dead in Iran continues to rise. Regime: Trump, don't believe the lies
In the third week of mass anti-government protests in Iran, over 500 people have reportedly died, while the government restricts internet and phone services, with protests also spreading internationally.
Iranian Minister Announced Return of Internet and Accused Trump of Terrorism
Iran is set to restore internet access across the country, as Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi confirmed cooperation with security services, while also making accusations against Trump.
Trump says he will talk to Musk about restoring internet in Iran
U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans to discuss with billionaire Elon Musk the restoration of internet services in Iran, where authorities suspended internet access amid protests against the government.
Iran, communicating without Internet. Inside the invisible networks of Iranian youth
In Iran, despite a near-total blackout of internet and telephone services imposed by authorities amid escalating protests, communication continues through localized channels among the youth.
"We can disconnect services for 7 days". Cloudflare announces battle after Agcom fine
Cloudflare's co-founder Matthew responds to a hefty โฌ14 million fine imposed by Agcom for failing to block access to pirated content, stating that the company may disconnect its services for a week.
Anger in Papua New Guinea after Starlink ordered to shut down internet services
Frustration is mounting in Papua New Guinea as the government orders Starlink to cease operations, leaving numerous communities and businesses without internet access.
Elon Musk offers free internet to Venezuelans after Nicolรกs Maduro's capture
Elon Musk's company Starlink will provide free internet services to Venezuelans for a month following the recent U.S. military actions in their country.