News tagged ‘internet’
Friday, 27 Aug 2010
H.264 to Remain Free for Free Internet Video Streaming
MPEG-LA, the group holding the patent rights for use of MPEG video codec standards, including the popular H.264 codec, has announced that it will not charge royalties for any website using it to stream freely available video.
Friday, 23 Jul 2010
Mobile Phones and Computers Top Searches in Singapore
Search traffic in Singapore appears to be driven by major IT trade events and the Great Singapore Sale.
Friday, 9 Jul 2010
Amazon Opens Grocery Site
Amazon.com selling groceries? That thought might never occur to you, but it is now a reality for folks living in the UK. Yes, the online retail giant has taken to marketing vegetables, meat and biscuits as part of its British portfolio. Bon appetit.
Monday, 28 Jun 2010
Opera Says 8pm-12am is Prime Internet Surfing Time for Mobile
Around the world, 8 p.m. to midnight are the day’s prime mobile browsing hours, according to Opera’s State of the Mobile Web Report.
Wednesday, 16 Jun 2010
'Norton Everywhere' Initiative Takes Consumer Business Beyond the PC and Security
Symantec has unveiled Norton Everywhere – a three-part initiative to take Norton beyond the PC and extend trust in the areas of mobile safety, web safety across any devices and embedded services on smart devices.
Friday, 7 May 2010
Non Latin Top Level Domains Now Available
Net regulator ICANN has switched on a system that allows full web addresses that contain no Latin characters.
Wednesday, 5 May 2010
Google Editions to be New Digital Store Front
Google has revealed plans to launch a digital e-book store front in the middle of the year.
Friday, 30 Apr 2010
U.S. Accountable for Most of World's Spam
According to a recent study, the U.S. is accountable for over 13% of the world's spam.
Thursday, 18 Mar 2010
Canon to be First Company to Get Own Top Level Domain Name
Canon announced that it intends to be the first company to say goodbye to .com and buy its own top-level domain.
Tuesday, 2 Mar 2010
More Americans Consuming News via Internet
The Internet has overtaken traditional newspaper as the preferred way for Americans to get their daily news consumption.
