Thailand has world’s fastest broadband connection
Broadband connections in Thailand are the fastest in the world with broadband speeds averaging at 308.35 megabits per second (mbps), overtaking Singapore and Hong Kong.

Broadband connections in Thailand are the fastest in the world with broadband speeds averaging at 308.35 megabits per second (mbps), overtaking Singapore and Hong Kong.
Call your loved ones anywhere in the Philippines from Thailand for only 6 baht per minute by using GlingGring Application.
You can enjoy 50 GB high speed internet for only 399 baht, or 30 GB for 359 baht.
AIS chief consumer business officer Pratthana Leelapanang said 25 sq km in Bangkok are covered by its 5G technology on the 2600MHz spectrum.
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Social media giant Facebook recently rolled out a new messenger, this time, for kids younger than 13 years old.
Facebook is not shutting these urls down due to the lack of court warrants in the documents.
Facebook may be facing immediate shutdown if it fails to remove 131 Facebook posts which the government deemed illegal, said Thai Internet Service Provider Association (Tispa) in a report on Bangkok Post.
“Wannacry” ransomware that first hit Europe with at least 200,000 victims from 150 countries, is now affecting Thailand.
As Samsung’s mobile chief DJ Koh said, it is marked “a new era of smartphone design” and it certainly is.
NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope has revealed a surprising new system of seven Earth-sized planets orbiting around a single star, 40 light years away, and three of which are likely to be habitable.
HMD plans to sell the new Nokia 3310 second quarter of 2017 at around 49 Euros or 52 USD.
With Google Keep, I can save my quick thoughts by merely speaking on my phone.