Chairman Tom Wheeler hopes to set some regulatory action over ISPs back in place.
FCC to rewrite net neutrality rules
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Monthly Archives: February 2014
Questioning the value of mobile messaging
The WhatsApp startup screen is seen on a Blackberry Q10. Adam Berry/Getty Images
It is no secret that mobile messaging applications are highly valued in today’s software market; Facebook’s $16 billion purchase of Whatsapp (with an additional $3 billion going to Whatsapp’s founders and employees in restricted stock units) illustrates that point. But are these massive dollar figures an accurate reflection of the application’s importance in the mobile technology marketplace, and…
A tiny unleashing of Tizen
Samsung is going to release its homegrown OS on its next smartwatch.
Philippines internet libel law incites protests
The Supreme Court has approved an internet libel law that many see as stifling internet freedom.
AT&T publishes U.S. government requests
AT&T has revealed some startling numbers in its first transparency report.
Will Brazil rise to the big data challenge?
There is a long road paved with challenges before Brazil can meet its 2018 forecast.
A look at the Internet of Things
Is the Internet of Things the next industrial revolution?
Verizon steps into U.S. carrier pricing war
U.S. top wireless carriers have stepped up competitive pricing structures to lure customers away from other providers.
Can Apple be out-Appled?
Apple’s new technologies could possibly get lost in a sea of gadgets.
Vietnam’s budding startup culture
The country is modeling startup accelerators on the U.S.’s Y Combinator idea.
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