Judge in MegaUpload Kim Dotcom Case Steps Down After Joking US is “Enemy”
A New Zealand judge has stepped down from overseeing the extradition case of Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom after jokingly referring to the United States as “the enemy.”
China’s Online Population Rises to 538 Million
China’s population of Internet users, already the world’s biggest, has risen to 538 million, driven by rapid growth in wireless Web surfing.
Developing Economies More Mobile Than Rich Nations, Says World Bank
The World Bank says mobile use in developing economies surpasses that of richer nations, with usage geared toward education and development than entertainment.
LED, WebTV Gaining Ground In Malaysia
Market research company GfK reveals promising trends in Malaysians’ preference in purchasing TVs equipped with LED backlight or internet connectivity features.
Anonymous Claims Responsibility for Japanese Government Website Attacks
Hacking and online activist group Anonymous has claimed responsibility to attacks to Japanese websites, which briefly brought down ministry and judiciary sites.
Dropmysite Buys Orbitfiles, Pumps Up User Count to 0.9M
Singaporean startup Dropmysite buys out US-based cloud backup and sharing site Orbitfiles.com for an undisclosed amount.
Evernote Expects Bigger APAC Participation With Trunk Conference, Ambassador Program
The upcoming Evernote Trunk Conference will bring together the community of Evernote’s users, developers, enthusiasts, ambassadors and development partners.
Is Your Business Ready for IPv6?
The future of the internet has arrived, and businesses should be making provisions accordingly. Is your business ready for IPV6?
Bangladesh Internet Cable Cut
Internet users in Bangladesh are facing major disruption to their service after a submarine cable was cut.
Anonymous Hacking Group Launches India Protest Against Censorship
Hacking group Anonymous has staged hack attacks and protests in India, against Internet censorship in the country after bans on file sharing sites.




