When the mobile phone came to India in the mid-1990s, call quality was good. Mobile service quality was better than landlines, and dropped calls were rare. There were few subscribers, and the service was expensive – up to 16 rupees (about $0.25 today) every... With all the talk about Digital India, one would think it’s taking off. But in reality, it isn’t quite here yet – because of our confused approach to independent networks, and regulations that restrict efficient use of spectrum and radio networks.... Corporate executives accused Corporates named as accused in the chargesheet filed by CBI in the Special Court and charges framed against them by the Special court.[27][28][29][30] Sanjay Chandra Designation – Former MD, Unitech Wireless[27] Charges – Criminal... Several countries have adopted laws that require the state to work to ensure that Internet access is broadly available and/or preventing the state from unreasonably restricting an individual’s access to information and the Internet: Costa Rica: A 30 July 2010... Indian Railways is all set to introduce WiFi across 400 stations all over the country, and in some select trains (Rajdhani, Shatabdi, Duranto Category). The stations where WiFi connectivity will be introduced are ‘A1’ and ‘A’ category. This information was revealed by... NEW DELHI: Surfing the internet is set to become faster and easier at the New Delhi railway station from Thursday. Railways minister Suresh Prabhu will inaugurate the facility aimed at providing Wi-Fi services to passengers at the busiest station in the national... Public transport stops in Moscow to offer free Wi-Fi MOSCOW, December 2. /TASS/. All Moscow Metro lines will have free Wi-Fi connection on December 2, the Metro press service said on Monday. All 12 Moscow Metro lines with the total length of more than 325 kilometres... Digital divide is defined as the gulf between those who have ready access to computers and the Internet, and those who do not. Over time, research has shown a strong correlation between income disparity and digital divide. To put this simply, more people offline =... According to new data released by GSMA Intelligence, 3.8 billion people or half of the world’s population will be using mobile devices to access the Internet by 2020. And where will almost all of the additional mobile Internet users come from? The developing world!... Old television frequencies should be used to create new bandwidths for a super-frequency WiFi to prevent overloading of the mobile networks and boost the economy, instead of being auctioned off to the highest bidder, say German scientists. Old television frequencies... 
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