Imo, video call app for iOS and Android, is the privileged among Cubans that connect to the new wireless networks installed this year on the island. Read More
Cuba's National Assembly announced that it opened Twitter and Facebook accounts, unusual media in the government of a country where very few of its citizens have access to the Internet. Read More
The second secretary of the Communist Party, Jose Ramon Machado Ventura, 85, responded to Google's offer to install free WIFI antennas throughout Cuba. Read More
Cubans have since yesterday 35 wireless internet browsing zones in public spaces in several cities of the island, along with a reduction of the current rate of network connection, local media reported. Read More
Tim Cole, British ambassador to Cuba, offered on his official blog of the Foreign Ministry a prize to the first person to write him a comment from a Wi-Fi signal in a park of Trinidad, Sancti Spíritus, or Santiago de Cuba. Read More
In an article published recently by the popular technology journal PC Magazine, CubaDebate (6th place) and Granma (10th) are included as major news sites of the Internet in Cuba and the most preferred by users of the Island. Read More
In the coming weeks the Telecommunications Company in Cuba (ETECSA by its Spanish acronym) will open 35 internet rooms with wireless technology in public spaces around the country. Read More
Twitter company does not want to lose the opportunity to grow in the Cuban market and for this it has begun to draw its development strategy in a country with a major obstacle: the lack of internet access. Read More