It's not unusual to see mobile operators offering plans that include unmetered access to social networking sites such as Facebook. More constructively, Orange will waive data charges for Wikipedia access by its customers in Africa and the Middle East.

Skywatchers in Europe, eastern Asia, western Africa, Australia, and the Middle East will be in positioned at good locations on Wednesday, June 15, 2011, to see a total lunar eclipse.

Website uptime monitoring firm Pingdom has been looking at visitor stats to find out where Macs are most popular. Australia is one of the top ten nations on this measure.

  Leadership in mobile advertising is likely to shift away from Europe and North America to Asia and Africa.  

China-based communications giant Huawei claims that more than a billion GSM users are now served by its radio access networks.

Where in the world are you most likely to be hit by a malicious computer attack or virus? Well, according to AVG it seems that it’s the Caucasus region, with web surfers in Turkey, Russia, Armenia and Azerbaijan all being the most likely to face threats while online.

HP has announced several senior executive appointments, notably in its enterprise business.

January 15, 2010 goes down in astronomy history as the day the longest annular eclipse will occur in the third millennium. The solar eclipse was seen in much of central Africa, Maldives, southern India, northern Sri Lanka, and parts of Myanmar and China.

According to scientific measurements made on Kilimanjaro by U.S. researchers, the glaciers found on the mountain in Africa could be gone within 25 years or less.

Telstra International Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) has formed a partnership with South African company, Internet Solutions, that will expand the reach of both parties' MPLS network coverage. In particular it will enable Telstra to provide better connectivity into Africa for its multinational corporate customers.