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A consultant from Google is on the Island collecting images for Google Maps using the state-of-the-art Street View Trekker equipment. Hope Garza was spotted walking around the Island this week with a large helmet camera taking panoramic, 360 degree i...

Internet users in Bermuda are concerned about what they perceive as slow connection speeds and high costs, and most would prefer to have a single provider for both internet access and service. Those are the findings of a survey conducted on behalf of...

LinkBermuda is to upgrade its high-performance internet service, Quantum Local Access Network, using the latest router technology from Cisco. When the Cisco ASR 9000 series routers are installed it will provide more capacity and enable the Quantum ne...

VSB TV News may no longer be on television, but the programme is alive and well online. While VSB TV 11 ceased broadcasting last August due to financial constraints, the news team has been quietly producing their nightly news programme for their webs...

In a city of over a million people, Kelli Simmons struggled to find one person who could locate Bermuda on a map. She took it personally. So did many of the Bermudians who watched her Bermuda Trivia Question on YouTube, and her friends on Facebook. “...

God sometimes comes through just when you’re on the verge of giving up. That’s something Crystal Holdipp recently learned. The 28-year-old spent four years working online towards a creative writing certification and was a prolific writer in her spa...

The Bermuda Government has issued a reminder to “.bm” domain owners that a new $60 registration fee was introduced at the beginning of this month. The fee affects new domain name registrations, while existing domain names will have to pay an annual r...

A former Logic customer has said “there would be a cold day in hell” before he pays an invalid bill sent to him by the internet service threatening to send his account to the Bermuda Credit Association. The customer said when he cancelled his contra...

The new Public Access to Information regime brings “awesome” implications, according to the creators of the Island’s first open data website that can assist with the refining of PATI questions. On the eve of PATI’s implementation this month, Louis Ga...

The introduction of a fee for “.bm” websites has been approved by the House of Assembly. The Electronic Communications Amendment Act 2015, presented by Economic Development Minister Grant Gibbons, will implement a $60 annual charge for registering a ...

School breaks were a problem for Kim Caisey. Her children were 16, ten and four, and finding appropriate care was a nightmare. The younger two had learning challenges; the teenager required a completely different environment. Her frustrations led to ...