Average Internet speed in India up 21 percent to 1.3Mbps: Akamai
Global average web speeds have crossed the 3Mbps mark, while reasonable web speeds in India are quite above the 1Mbps mark, in step with Akamai applied sciences’ State of the web file for the first quarter of 2013. Akamai is an web content delivery network and the document is in keeping with data amassed from the Akamai sensible Platform. consistent with Akamai, the measurements printed within the quarterly State of the web file...
Delhi High Court to inaugurate e-filing of documents on Friday
Making the court docket complaints fully “paperless”, the Delhi excessive court will on Friday bring in e-filing facility of documents for litigants – the first of its type initiative within the usa. Delhi Chief Justice N.V. Ramana Thursday told the reporters Delhi that e-filing system will begin in taxation and company courts in a phased method. “It is a just right cause with a view to lend a hand the...
Amazon posts better-than-expected Q3 sales results ahead of holiday season
Amazon.com Inc posted a narrower quarterly loss and grew gross sales by means of a better-than-expected 24 p.c on Thursday because it increased aggressively at residence and made inroads in another country, sending its shares up 8 percent. The revenue performance indicated strong momentum of the world’s largest web retailer going into the a very powerful U.S. holiday season, which some experts say could be the slowest in years....
2.7 billion people will be online by year-end
Around 2.7 billion individuals 40 % of the world’s population might be linked to the web via the top of 2013, the United international locations stated Monday. Some other 250 million folks came online in 2012, however four.4 billion individuals stay unconnected, mentioned the UN’s world Telecommunication Union (ITU). Ninety percent of these not on-line live in developing international locations. The ITU additionally stated...
London library’s Wi-Fi blocks Shakespeare’s Hamlet over ‘violent’ content
The Wi-Fi community at the British Library in London denied permission to an creator to get right of entry to a web-based version of Shakespeare’s Hamlet since the textual content contained “violent content material”. creator Mark Forsyth was writing his book within the library, and wanted to test a line from the well-known play. The British Library mentioned the fault used to be as a result of a newly put in Wi-Fi...