Brazil Travel & Tourism News RIO DE JANEIRO – Google Streetview Brazil announced Thursday inclusion of 35 Brazilian tourist attractions, such as the Sao Paulo Zoo and Ipanema Beach. The service offers interactive panoramic views of sites around the world.
Brazil News RIO DE JANEIRO – Brazilian Internet access increased by 10 million users between 2009 and 2011, an increase of 14.7 percent, reported online media. According to the National Survey by Household Sampling (PNAD), released Friday, with the increase, … Continue reading
Brazil Travel & Tourism News RIO DE JANEIRO – Google Street View announced this week that the company has increased its supply of 360-degree panoramic images of Brazil. The service, available in Brazil since 2010, now covers more than seventy …
Brazil Technology News BRASILIA — Brazilians with access to broadband internet grew 73% between June 2011, and June 2012, with 32.8 million new connections. According to the Brazilian Association of Telecommunications (Telebrasil), the number of broadband internet connections reached 77.5 … Continue reading
Brazil Technology News BRASÍLIA – The federal government began testing Banda Larga 0800, or Broadband 800, which aims to offer free wireless internet access. Under the program, users of smartphones, tablets and other devices will be able to visit certain … Continue reading
Brazil News RIO DE JANEIRO – Brazil Leads Latin America in E-commerce, according to a new study published online on Wednesday. Brazilian e-commerce grew 43% between 2010 and 2011, reaching $25 billion dollars – more than half (59.1%) of all … Continue reading
Brazil News SAO PAULO – A twenty-four year old woman’s search for a boyfriend is trending on Twitter in Brazil, rapidly becoming one of the most talked about topics in the country. Sexy and buxom, architect Camilla de Carvalho, originally … Continue reading
Google Press Summit 5.0 Santiago SANTIAGO, Chile – The lack of content in local languages (Spanish and Portuguese) is a major obstacle to developing more business opportunities via the internet in Latin America, reported South American online media on Thursday. … Continue reading
