Google promises to help Cuba with technology

The giant Google has sent an executive to the island to explore the possibility of faster Internet access in the country, reports Gazetta Review. Read More

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Plans to generalize Internet access in Cuba filtered

Converting the existing low-speed switched services in broadband during 2015 and 2016, and reach by 2020 at least 50% of households (1 942 950) with broadband access to the Internet, are two of the most striking goals the Ministry of Communications plans to make, as part of a "National Strategy for the development of broadband infrastructure in Cuba". Read More

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Abel Prieto calls to combat disinformation

We live in a society of disinformation, said today in this capital Abel Prieto, advisor to the President of the Councils of State and Ministers, at the closing of the International Conference New Scenarios of political communication in the digital realm. Read More

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International Conference on political communication concluded on Sunday

The International Conference “New Scenarios of political communication in digital realm” concluded yesterday in Havana, after two days of debates and exchanges on different topics of information and communications technologies. Read More

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Free Wi-Fi service begins to expand in Cuba

A new Wi-Fi public service works in the city of Trinidad and another like it will be opened in neighboring Sancti Spiritus, as part of the official strategy to enable wireless connection areas in a country that maintains restrictions on internet access. Read More

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American telecommunications companies in Cuba

A bill has recently been submitted in the United States Senate that would allow the entry into Cuba of telecommunications companies such as AT&T and Verizon and the provision of telephony and Internet services. Read More

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Google Toolbar is now available in Cuba

Cuban Internet users can now download Google toolbar. The company announced the news on its corporate blog last Tuesday. Read More

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The "black list" of ETECSA is a tool against crime

Black list System of Cuba Telecommunications Company SA (ETECSA) is not only helping mobile phone owners to recover them, is also being valuable in detecting criminals. Read More

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ETECSA announced 50% discount in internet via Nauta

These days the line outside local navigation Nauta across the country is longer than usual. The discount, at half the price, reload bonuses for the Internet is the reason for such an influx. Read More

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Google provides free services in Cuba

Google reported that since Wednesday apps and free games from Google Play and the free version of Google Analytics are available in Cuba. According to the source, "users in Cuba can now download the free apps in our store." Read More

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