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Brunei gets big, fat bandwidth cable - Jun 24, 2009

Blogs Two years is a long time in Internet terms, but that's how long ago we were promised a 20,000km submarine fiber-optic cable system to improve the country's bandwidth. The wait is ... Read story »

A*STAR taps unutilized bandwidth in TV airways - Jun 17, 2009

Crave Our airways may be buzzing with TV transmissions of all sorts, but studies have also indicated that the actual utilization rate can be as low as 6.5 percent in countries ... Read story »

Illegal file sharing under threat from music-streaming services? - Jul 16, 2009

Crave Illegal file sharing in the UK has fallen dramatically, according to media and technology researchers at Music Ally. The analyst firm published a study on Monday that showed the numbers of ... Read story »

The bandwidth barricade - Sep 10, 2008

Blogs From the perspective of a developing nation, Google Chrome will not usher in a new era of Web-based computing until bandwidth is consistent, reliable sufficient and affordable. As if to prove ... Read story »

StarHub Singapore: Super highest non-fiber local bandwidth - Oct 10, 2008

Blogs A picture tells a thousand words. This is StarHub on steroids, WAAAAY above my 2Mbit/s upload limit. All this on the Motorola SB6100 modem and the latest SMC SMCWGBR14-N router. By the ... Read story »

Intel's new Core i7 and i5 chips make fast performance affordable - Sep 9, 2009

Crave Individual chip reviews are up around the Web, and the consensus seems to be universal admiration for the new Core i7's, and Core i5 especially, in terms of performance, value, and ... Read story »

WHDI 1.0 specifications pave way for wireless HD products - Dec 10, 2009

Crave Wireless Home Digital Interface (WHDI) LLC recently announced the finalized WHDI 1.0 specifications. This will set a new guideline for companies to develop future wireless HD products ranging from consumer ... Read story »

Choiix 3-in-1 notebook stand - Oct 28, 2009

Crave Laptop stands are a dime a dozen. In fact, most of them are little more than pieces of plastic that prop the notebook up to improve air circulation. Fortunately, the Choiix ... Read story »

Neighbours stealing your Wi-Fi? Have some fun! - Apr 4, 2008

Blogs Although Wi-Fi tapping in Singapore is illegal, a quick grapevine survey by Geekonomics found that Wi-Fi tapping is still happening in Singapore, albeit not as rampant as before. Especially so with ... Read story »

Indonesia's Web 2.0 services - Aug 21, 2007

Blogs Indonesia has moved forward beyond the blogosphere: The country is already entering the new world, called Web 2.0 services. Several user-generated content services have already launched, and the country's community appears ... Read story »

Trendnet's tiny Wireless-N USB adapter - Sep 23, 2009

Crave Hardly any laptop computers come without built-in wireless nowadays. However, if yours lacks Wi-Fi, or if you want to quickly upgrade to Wireless-N without something sticking out of the USB port, ... Read story »

YouTube going 1080p - Nov 13, 2009

Crave SAN FRANCISCO--At the recent NewTeeVee Live conference, YouTube director of product management Hunter Walk announced that the video-streaming service is getting a new high-quality streaming option: Full-HD, or 1080p resolution. The ... Read story »

The future of TV is live 3D broadcasts - Sep 25, 2009

Crave 3ality Digital's Howard Postly in a live 3D broadcast taking place at IDF 2009. You'll need 3D goggles to get the full effect. What we found under our seats. (Credit: ... Read story »

Facebook ban in the City of London - Oct 13, 2009

Blogs While sifting through the hundreds of headlines at work today, I couldn't help but notice this particularly interesting article from the Telegraph, which reports that over two-thirds of businesses in the City of ... Read story »

Google prosperity golden number 8.8.8.8 - Dec 4, 2009

Blogs First of all, let's get the boring stuff out of the way: Google wants you to use a high-class telephone directory for the Internet. Everyone of our Internet-enabled computers need to use a telephone directory, ... Read story »

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