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Attach multiple files in Gmail

Gmail allows you to attach several files at one go instead of one-by-one.

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Zoom in and out

Zoom in and zoom out of a Web page instead of changing your settings.

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100 tech tips - Internet + Search

Here are some tips to help you maximise your broadband usage and improve on your internet search results!

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100 tech tips - Social Networking

About Twitter and being savvy in the social media world.

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Browsers that wow

We test four browsers - Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Safari - to tell you what is hot and what is not.

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Browsing for a good one

How do the different browsers measure up against each other?

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Which web browser is the best?

Which is the best browser to surf the Internet with? We test four browsers - Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Safari - to tell you what is hot and what is not.

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Ten more Facebook friends you should delete

For the good of your social networking life and state of mind, we name ten more types of people on your friends list that will have to go.

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Internet is third-most popular news platform in US

It only trails behind local and national television stations: survey.

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Inside a global cybercrime ring

Malware production firm offers rare glimpse into a dark, expanding - and highly profitable - corner of the Internet.

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MDA: Why it won't ban sexual grooming websites

Industry regulation and public awareness the way to go, says official.

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Mobile phone urban legends - true or false?

Would a secret password unlock extra battery power for emergency use? Would using your phone too often give you brain cancer? Find out.

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Parents best filter against sex predators

If parents are truly concerned for their children's welfare, they should supervise what their kids do online.

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Beware of online knights in shining armor

Online scammers are posing as US serviceman posted overseas and promising love and marriage to cheat women out of thousands of dollars.

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Sexual grooming websites: MDA clarifies

Action will still be taken against websites that pose specific harm to children.

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Microsoft hurries out patch for Internet Explorer hole

It will release an emergency patch for a weakness hackers are exploiting in earlier versions of the web browser. Those still using IE 6 and IE 7 might be at risk.

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Facebook group says "Keep M'sia clean, throw rubbish in S'pore"

Some netizens were upset by the group, while others have joined a rival one in which members were encouraged to throw their rubbish in Malaysia.

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I met my evil twin on Facebook

This evil twin not only stole an identity and photos, but seemed to only be interested in befriending hot girls.

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Control what others can see on your Facebook profile

How to set your privacy settings such that only a selected group of people can view your photos and information.

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Online tombs becoming more popular

Cyber "burial sites" offer a chance for relatives and friends to memorialize those who passed away.

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Online outrage as teens smash brand new iPad

A video of teens smashing a brand new iPad device with a baseball bat drew outrage from netizens who called the act "senseless".

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How porn game websites make money

A manager of porn game website has spoken out how his business works.

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How a free Facebook game became a $2,000 credit card bill

The 12-year-old boy racked up the bills by purchasing in-game credit with real-world cash.

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Next-Gen Internet: 10 things to know

To achieve even higher speeds for Singapore, the Government has embarked on the Next-Generation Nationwide Broadband Network.

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Singapore Blog Awards return with attractive prizes

The annual blogging contest features some $40,000 in prizes up for grabs, including a trip to Hong Kong.

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Student gives lewd online ‘lesson’ - gets extorted instead

College student’s indecent act in front of a webcam has come back to haunt him three years later.

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Be careful when posting photos on Facebook

Libel, a criminal offense defined under the Revised Penal Code, was not only confined to writing.

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Tying the knot in virtual world

Millions of people in China are believed to have web relationships that may threaten real-life partnerships.

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Thai man arrested for Facebook post about monarchy

He had posted a message insulting the monarch on the social networking website.

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Korean police bust prostitution ring targeting expats

The site was run by a former US soldier; 200 customers have so far used the website.

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S'poreans more aware of social networks' risks

A straw poll among 20 of such users here, all 20 - who are aged from their early 20s to early 30s - revealed that they are now more wary about their privacy online.

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The four dangers of social networking

Social networking might be fun, but not knowing the four main danger points might land you in trouble.

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Incest grandma having child with grandson - true story or a web hoax?

Story posted on a news website said that a grandmother and her grandson are in a sexual relationship and are expecting a child. Is it a true story or an elaborate online hoax?

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Live chat site poses sex danger

Chatroulette's ease of use, lack of proper age restrictions and highly anonymous exchanges could leave young ones open to sex predators.

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Racist online chats - in your face

Indecent prepositions aside, Asian users of new video chat service Chatroulette also experience racist treatment from Caucasians.

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The 6 worst social networking disasters

These cases happened to real people when they were using a social networking service.

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8 women conned by Internet sex predator

He offered them up to $20,000 for sexual services with 'clients'.

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What does your Social Media Universe look like?

There is more to social media than just Facebook and Twitter. Just what exactly is social media to the average internet user?

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Death is no escape from the Internet in Hong Kong

Government opened gates on brand new electronic graveyard.

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Chinese man convicted for selling son online

He sold the toddler for $3,700 after advertising the child online.

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Check your inbox: Big Brother is emailing you

The service provides a one-stop access to all correspondence from government agencies.

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China bans online love for soldiers

Military officers fear that lonely hearts might let sensitive information slip. They are even banned from making friends online.

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Internet targeted for curbing suicide

The Korean government has decided to tight its online crackdown on information about suicide.

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Internet addiction: A growing worry

Experts are now treating double the number of internet addiction cases from 5 years ago.

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How to safeguard passwords

Can't remember your passwords? Don't just scrawl them down on paper. Help's on the way.

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Internet warriors hone skills at Black Hat - DefCon

Security professionals meet to discuss ways to safeguard computers.

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Don't make your Facebook friends hate you

Being online doesn't mean you can take social etiquette lightly. Things to do and not to do on Facebook, if you want to keep your friends.

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Starhub eyes corporate clients with new network

Nex gen network will allow it to tap some 20,000 buildings currently served by SingTel.

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Genetic tests offered on Net 'dubious'

Experts warn of scientifically dubious tests.

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Cameron Diaz ranked most dangerous Web celeb

One in ten websites featuring the star contain malicious software.

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Is Craigslist really clean now?

The classified ad website removed its "erotic" category, but some are saying that more needs to be done.

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Ministry creating system for secure transactions

A structure would soon enable a user of an insecure public network to electronically transfer funds among others, by using encryption key pairs.

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Don't jump on broadband wagon yet

Many of the new plans offer broadband speeds which are 10 times or more faster than existing ones.

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Taiwan Expo Pavilion site is a hit on China's Baidu

Due to its "super hot online reservation" service, the ranking jumped into the top five, according to pavilion staff.

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Google replaces logo with dancing doodle

Change to the search engine's logo on homepage sparks speculation about what it might mean.

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Faster than a speeding bullet?

Singapore’s new fibre-optic network heralds the arrival of super-fast broadband. What does this mean for you?

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US Internet users staying connected during sex: study

The survey also found that when it came to protection from computer viruses, people would rather change a diaper, be stuck in traffic, visit a dentist or get a colonoscopy than clean their machines.

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Asia's top 8 websites and apps

If you're looking for a new smartphone or a new website to check out, these ten top made-in-Asia apps are definitely worth a look.

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How to send online dating messages - and get results

It's always the first impression that counts and sending an introduction message could snag you a date, or lose one - online dating strategies for those who want to snag a good catch.

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Monitoring cyber threats

The aim of the talks and courses were to introduce what cyber threats are and how to use the Internet safely.

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Vietnam arrests three over porn websites

The websites attracted millions of page views a day.

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Rising PC penetration likely to prove lucky for China's netizens

China will be on track to have 750 million netizens by 2015.

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'Secure' webcams not always safe

Improper Internet setup leaves images open to unauthorized viewers.

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Facebook lets users form groups and download data

It began letting users form cliques as part of a move to give people more control of their information.

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Internet can't replace social life: expert

As of this summer, there were 420 million Chinese surfing the Net, which is almost 32 percent of the country's population.

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Everest summit wired up with Internet

Climbers will now be able to make video calls and surf the Internet on their mobile phones, a Nepalese telecom group claims.

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Malaysians win global Internet popularity contest

They won the contest with an average of 233 friends in their social network.

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More large companies take to cloud computing

Research finding contrary to belief that large firms are slower at adopting cloud computing.

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Cyber sleuths fight online crime in Singapore

Digital crime fighters trawl computers, websites, mobile devices for evidence of corruption, fraud and infidelity.

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Internet policing hinges on transnational cyber crime

Official says China, a major victim of computer hacking, needs to collaborate with US to combat cyber crime.

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Money-saving tips hot on the Internet

Baidu search engine generates 4.27 million entries on "money-saving strategies".

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Reveal real surfing speeds: IDA

Proposal asks ISPs to advertise average or expected speeds for broadband plans.

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Online privacy woes to get worse

Concerns could be more problematic here as S'pore's privacy laws are 'almost non-existent'.

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China prepared to defend administration of Net

Minister says China will promote opening up of cyberspace and welcome foreign firms as long as they abide by Chinese laws.

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Internet offers China's netizens a new voice

They are increasingly using the web as a platform to express opinions on government policies and social issues.

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Color your language with Net expressions in China

Growing number of mainland Chinese enjoy learning cyber language and using it in real life.

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Mobile broadband here 'too slow'

Singaporeans faced issues with having a stable Internet connection while accessing online content or services.

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Free mobile broadband not top choice

Slow access speeds, network coverage, difficulty in getting connected among reasons for passing up free Wi-Fi.

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New views on media content

Adobe's head of technology says that media outlets must be prepared to provide content on a variety of digital platforms.

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IE9 to allow opt-in Web privacy

The opt-in feature, called "tracking protection", will give users the ability to stop certain sites from gathering information about them.

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'I don't use the Internet': Winona Ryder

She only uses her BlackBerry to read emails.

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Buyers shrug off 3D, Internet TVs

Investors question the need for new features after having just upgraded to their first flat-screen sets.

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Backpackers trek the globe with tech toys

They are often searching for free Wi-Fi to be in touch with family and friends.

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Old catching up to young on US Internet: study

They are quick to leap on hot Internet trends such as social networking and online shopping.

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Telcos stopped from auto charging after free trials

IDA’s latest revisions to Telecom Competition Code to offer consumers more protection.

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Smartphones, broadband dominate Thai Internet profile

Users go online mainly for e-mail, information and knowledge, news, and e-learning.

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Net facilitates spread of child porn

Number of child pornography victims sets new records each year in Japan.

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3-D mobile gadgets to take centre stage

We look at some of the hottest tech trends as more advanced mobile technologies are set to make an impact on people's lives this year.

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Is today’s Internet killing our culture?

Although the Internet has improved our quality of life, it puts cultural standards and moral values 'at stake'.

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Skype's partner says it is legal in China

Investors fret that any ban on Internet telephone services in the country could exclude the company from the world's largest Internet market.

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Take online material with a pinch of salt

Information on the Internet may be fact or fallacy, often with the power to make or break individuals.

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U-turn for unlimited-data plans?

Service providers might actually phase out plans for fixed line and mobile.

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Mobile broadband users seen hitting 1 billion in 2011

Cheap laptop computers, tablet computers and smartphones spur Internet use on-the-go.

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N.Korea builds up online presence: expert

It recently revived its Internet domain name and opened accounts at Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.

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Watchdog warns of Vietnam media clampdown

New regulations enhance the state's already extensive powers to limit press freedoms.

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Asean Internet domain by 2015?

It would boost inter-Asean connectivity and lower Internet costs.

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Mobile broadband links worldwide seen to double in '11

The increase is due to the release of smarter and easier-to-use products.

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Beijing to go fully WiFi this year

The capital aims to set up a web-service platform to offer more convenience to the public.

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Chinese e-shopper storm the web

China's online buyers increase 50% to 160 million: report.

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Don’t dismiss online content too readily

Writer says the onus is on readers to determine if a piece of writing should be taken seriously.

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Internet exhausting addresses, but no IPocalypse

Touted solution is a switch to a standard that allows trillions of Internet addresses.

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M'sian bloggers prefer guidelines to control by laws

The bloggers would like to hold on to what Dr Mahathir Mohamad had promised, that there would be no censorship of the Internet.

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Internet giants criticize Egypt blockade

Experts said the statements and moves by the three Web giants were unusual.

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Internet helps museums net new art lovers

The Google Art project takes cameras through the doors of 17 museums.

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Swap sites for unwanted gifts growing

Exchange of unneeded Spring Festival presents growing in popularity.

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Faster mobile surfing by July

Telcos given directive to complete roll-out of 3G networks in MRT tunnels.

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Want less Charlie Sheen? There’s an app for that

The 'Tinted Sheen' software edits the headline-grabbing celebrity out of Web pages.

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Microsoft releasing new Internet Explorer 9 browser

Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) will be available for download in 30 languages at beautyoftheweb.com.

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Who's the "tweet-est" nurse in the world?

Twitter invited nominations for dozens of categories. A panel of judges then decided who among the six most popular would be the winner.

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China's Internet population hits 513 million

Of these, 48.7 per cent - or nearly 250 million people - now used weibos, compared to just 63.1 million at the end of 2010.

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Catholic leaders to use Internet against paedophiles

The 1.2 million euro ($1.60 million) project would provide multilingual advice and access to research on pedophilia and how to respond to the problem.

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Jeremy Lin domain name for sale in China

The war on Lin's intellectual property (IP) rights is among the latest buzz surrounding the sudden rise of the Taiwanese-American star.

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Internet again disrupted in Iran ahead of election

Iranians faced a second and more extensive disruption of Internet access Monday, just a week after email and social networking sites were blocked.

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Virtual Piggy lets children get online allowances

Virtual Piggy is billed as the first payment system allowing children to make online financial transactions with parents dictating the limits.

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Anything online can be deleted for a price in China

Big companies can even pay for yearly internet monitoring and real-time deletion of negative news posts year-round.

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Most of world interconnected through email, social media

Indonesia, Argentina and Russia have the highest percentage of social media users.

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Broadband network expansion for China in the pipeline

About 45 million families were covered by the FTTH network.

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China vows faster, cheaper Internet

China has said it will aim to bring faster and cheaper Internet access to more people.

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China vows faster, cheaper Internet

China aims to bring faster and cheaper Internet access to more of its people.

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Two in three Singaporeans confused about online security

A recent survey by Norton reveals that more than 70 per cent of Internet users will not share computer access with a stranger but do not know how to protect themselves.

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900 volunteers needed for Internet performance study

The study will help identify areas for improvement to ISPs, a vital step in bringing top-notch internet services to local users.

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