Egypt shut down the service last week, and there is much speculation as to the real reason why.
Free Basics gets second blow
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FEATURE: Global web speed gaps
Google’s continued expansion of its speedy web service in the U.S. warrants a look at the state of internet speeds around the world.
India and the political manipulation of the web
Protests in the Gujarat state have resulted in the government blockage of mobile messaging systems.
Google’s project ‘for the next 5 billion’ comes to Africa
Android One aims to target the three biggest inhibitors for mobile device adoption.
Can tech make the streets safer for women?
Some technology companies are developing crowd-sourced data to publish maps of city-wide incidents of violence.
The state of women and mobile connections
On average, women are 14% less likely to own a mobile phone than men.
Android driving smartphone adoption in Africa
A report found that users to adopt smartphones in Africa tend to buy Android-based devices.
High-speed wireless playing catch-up to smartphones
Global numbers of mobile subscriptions are projected to reach 9.3 billion by 2019.
Qatar’s internet crackdown
Qatar’s tightening of web controls on media and social network users indicates a widening rift in the debate on global internet censorship.
Twitter’s seven years: a look back
In the seven years of Twitter’s existence, its usage has grown to hundreds of millions of users, and influenced political and cultural movements.
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