India's 5G rollout is accelerating with network slicing. This technology creates dedicated network lanes for different services. It ensures...

Amazon's integration of MX Player with Prime Video signals a trend towards unified streaming platforms in India. This move aims to reduce c...

PWC outlook points out that at 18.8% CAGR, India will be the fastest-growing market for internet advertising

Ookla has named Airtel as the "Fastest Mobile Network" in India based on data from Q3 and Q4 of 2016 which has been challenged by Reliance ...

Newcomer Reliance Jio, which has over 100 million subscribers, has also separately served a legal notice to Ookla for what it has termed as...

Airtel said that the company has been making significant investments towards building a 'future ready' network under Project Leap, its nati...

With the growth of the internet, digital commerce, digital advertising, payments and social media have also seen steady growth.

Bharti Airtel today launched 4G services in Mysore that will allow its customers to access high speed access to the Internet.

Internet. org mobile application will provide basic internet services in categories such as health, education, communication, jobs and loca...

The ongoing FIFA WC 2014 in Brazil has prompted tens of millions of people around the world to view the games on the Internet, report said.

The San Francisco-based company said it would rather partner with Indian mobile service providers and web companies that can take Dropbox t...

India has the fastest Internet traffic growth globally and is expected to have 348 million users by 2017, a study by networking giant Cisco...

There are 2.2 billion internet users worldwide. Half of these users, Google says, will come from the emerging markets.

China-based mobile internet browser company UCWeb today said it is looking to capture around 35 per cent market share in India by 2015.

Eagerly looking forward to the bigger, even more exciting Indian Premier League but worried that your hectic schedule and constant travelli...

India and China will push the global entertainment and media industry to $2 trillion by 2011.

Indian start-ups that use the Internet and mobile phones to sell their products and services are attracting large funds from venture capita...