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Apps are not the way users should have chosen to access Internet services. The “immersive” experience was drowning the users earlier and is now drowning the businesses

The Hindu

The internet is obsessed with stone drying mats – but should you buy one?

Affordable stone drying mats are impressing the internet with their ability to dry dishes and glassware in no time at all. These are the pros and cons

Homes & Gardens

Survey: U.S. Internet Costs Continue to Climb

With the Affordable Connectivity Program on the verge of shutting down, the average internet bill is now $89 according to a U.S. News survey

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3 Internet Stocks Gaining Momentum for April

With the rising popularity of online services, digital transformation across sectors, and government initiatives, the internet industry is positioned for significant long-term growth. Given this backdrop, investors could consider buying internet stocks Coupang (CPNG), 1stdibs.Com (DIBS), and D-Market Elektronik (HEPS) gaining momentum this month. Read more.

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Internet speeds 1.2 million times faster than the US average are possible using the current fibre optic cable network. How does 301,000,000 Mbps sound?

Existing lines could well be made a lot speedier thanks to a new optical processor.

PC Gamer

Measuring internet freedom in India in the last 10 years

More than 780 internet shutdowns, almost 60,000 URLs blocked, a dip in global indices --The Hindu examines internet freedom in India over the last 10 years.

The Hindu

Millions At Risk Of Losing Internet Access Due To Funding

Biden administration warns of potential internet bill increases and disconnections due to ACP funding shortfall.

Top News

Matthew Judon trolls internet with April Fools’ Day retirement announcement

Matthew Judon was up to his old tricks on April Fools' Day

USA Today Sports Media Group

Google To Delete Incognito Search Data To End Privacy Suit

Google has agreed to delete a vast trove of search data to settle a suit that it tracked millions of US users who thought they were browsing the internet privately.

International Business Times

3 Telecom Stocks Building Gains in April

The telecom sector is experiencing growth driven by a growing demand for high-speed internet, innovative infrastructure, and the surge in data consumption. Therefore, investors could consider buying fundamentally strong telecom stocks such as Telefônica Brasil (VIV), Magyar Telekom (MYTAY), and Spok Holdings (SPOK). Read more.

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"With gym vs. without gym": Netizens hail worker's impressive abs; video going viral on social media

Social media is a wonderful medium that helps us explore and know about things that we might not know. One such example is the video of a daily worker, whose video is going viral over the internet. The video uploaded by Ujjwal Singh on Instagram has got lakhs of views.

The Times of India

Japanese scientists close in on petabit-class submarine cable tech set to revolutionize Internet speeds — NEC and NTT managed to shuttle hundreds of terabits over thousands of kilometers thanks to a clever algorithm

NEC and NTT have trialed a new submarine cable technology able to transmit hundreds of terabits over 7,280km.

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Looking back at the chip that changed how we accessed the World Wide Web, 30 years on

Internet speeds shot up from roughly 56kbps to 100Mbps thanks to the Amati Communications Overture ADSL Chip Set – which propelled DSL into the mainstream

Evening Standard

Broadband boss hits out at rivals over mid-contract price rises

Zen Internet boss Richard Tang said regulator Ofcom needed to carry through its plans to ban inflation-linked mid-contract price rises.

The Guardian - UK

Rise of internet and social media dashes beautiful dream of BBC Radio 5 Live

BBC Radio 5 Live, the nation’s first easy-access rolling news and sport channel celebrates its 30th anniversary, but the rise of the internet has eroded its voice

The Guardian - AU

I stopped drinking three months ago – it’s not as simple as the internet makes it look

Influencer sobriety is a world where alcohol addiction is history, but it’s all too neat

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Warnings TikTok could usher in a 'digital cold war'

The TikTok debate has fuelled a global furore over privacy, data collection and state influence that threatens to divide the internet down geopolitical lines.

Bored Panda

40 Chaotically Funny Signs Found In The Wild That Simply Had To Be Shared

Someone definitely asked for a sign if the internet is full of them at this point. The post 40 Chaotically Funny Signs Found In The Wild That Simply Had To Be Shared first appeared on Bored Panda.

EE Smart Hub Plus wireless router review: a smarter way to manage home internet

EE’s flagship hub provides great coverage through the home and manage your connections

LiveScience

Fiber-optic data transfer speeds hit a rapid 301 Tbps — 1.2 million times faster than your home broadband connection

The researchers hit a rate of 301 terabits per second — equivalent to transferring 1,800 4K movies over the internet in one second — using existing fiber-optic cables.

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Exploring Cloud Storage Solutions: A Comprehensive Guide

Cloud storage solutions have become increasingly popular over the past few years, providing users with a convenient and secure way to store and access their data.

Tech&Learning

Many Schools Use Edtech That Puts Student Privacy at Risk. Here’s What They Should Do Instead

Recent research found that 78% of required or recommended school apps were “very high risk” in terms of student privacy, suggesting a need for greater protections at schools.

The Times of India

'American dream or American mirage: How China is using AI to mock US

In a striking use of technology for propaganda, China's state broadcaster CGTN has launched an animated series that scrutinizes the United States, portraying it as a nation in decline. The series, entitled "A Fractured America," employs artificial intelligence to generate content that questions the attainability of the 'American Dream.'

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