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Cubans to Finally Get Full Internet Access on Their Mobile Phones
Until now, Cubans have had access only to state-run email accounts on their phones.
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Cubans Surf The Web At Home In Havana Pilot Project
Downtown Havana resident Margarita Marquez says she received a special Christmas gift this year: web access at home, a rarity in a country with one of the lowest internet penetration rates in the world.
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Google Signs Internet Deal With Cuba's Telecommunications Monopoly
The deal grants Cubans speedy access to the Google Global Cache network.
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Cubans Relive Obama Visit With 'Offline Internet'
El Paquete is a hugely successful dose of content distributed on hard-drives in neighbourhoods across the island, where only about a third of people have access to the Web.
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Cuba, an Internet Laggard, Opens Wi-Fi Hotspots Across Country
Before this, broadband Internet access had been limited to largely to desktops at state Internet parlours and pricey hotels.
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Google Web-Browsing Toolbar Debuts in Cuba
The toolbar can be affixed atop browsers for quick access to Google services or capabilities when venturing online.
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Cuba Reportedly Wants More Internet Access While Keeping State Control
Cuba "would not be the only market in the world with a single provider," an unnamed US State Department official noted.
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Cuba, Sorely Lagging Online, Says It Wants Internet for All
Cuba pledged online access for all its people again on Friday, admitting it cannot develop without being better connected.
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Google Still Blocked in Cuba Despite Executives' Visit: State-Run Media
Google Analytics and Google Chrome are unavailable, the paper wrote, adding that access to apps on the Google Play store was also limited.
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Google Executives Visit Cuba For First Time to Promote Open Internet
A team of top Google executives is visiting Cuba to promote open Internet access, according to a dissident blogger who says she met the group in Havana.
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Cubans to Finally Get Full Internet Access on Their Mobile Phones
Until now, Cubans have had access only to state-run email accounts on their phones.
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Cubans Surf The Web At Home In Havana Pilot Project
Downtown Havana resident Margarita Marquez says she received a special Christmas gift this year: web access at home, a rarity in a country with one of the lowest internet penetration rates in the world.
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Google Signs Internet Deal With Cuba's Telecommunications Monopoly
The deal grants Cubans speedy access to the Google Global Cache network.
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Cubans Relive Obama Visit With 'Offline Internet'
El Paquete is a hugely successful dose of content distributed on hard-drives in neighbourhoods across the island, where only about a third of people have access to the Web.
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Cuba, an Internet Laggard, Opens Wi-Fi Hotspots Across Country
Before this, broadband Internet access had been limited to largely to desktops at state Internet parlours and pricey hotels.
-
Google Web-Browsing Toolbar Debuts in Cuba
The toolbar can be affixed atop browsers for quick access to Google services or capabilities when venturing online.
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Cuba Reportedly Wants More Internet Access While Keeping State Control
Cuba "would not be the only market in the world with a single provider," an unnamed US State Department official noted.
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Cuba, Sorely Lagging Online, Says It Wants Internet for All
Cuba pledged online access for all its people again on Friday, admitting it cannot develop without being better connected.
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Google Still Blocked in Cuba Despite Executives' Visit: State-Run Media
Google Analytics and Google Chrome are unavailable, the paper wrote, adding that access to apps on the Google Play store was also limited.
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Google Executives Visit Cuba For First Time to Promote Open Internet
A team of top Google executives is visiting Cuba to promote open Internet access, according to a dissident blogger who says she met the group in Havana.
