December 2006 - Globe7 is incorporated in Hong Kong by Northgate Technologies Limited a Hyderabad, India-based technology company. This adds to Northgate’s network of offices in London, New York, and Singapore as well as Hyderabad. VoIP services for Hong Kong are launched.

April 2007 - Globe7 unveils two USB phones in the Hong Kong market.  The Globe7 wireless internet phone and the internet storage phone are accompanied by software and deliver unprecedented low calling rates to users.

July 2007 – Globe7 services in simplified Chinese are launched,

August 2007 – Expanding its business into online gaming, Globe7 launches Egglad.com, a site with over 500 games which members can play for free. They can also earn real prizes such as electronics goods, which remains a distinct advantage over other game sites.

September 2007 - Clayton Haswell, Managing Director of the Associated Press for Asia and the Pacific, joins Globe7 as President and Chief Executive Officer. Haswell and Northgate Chairman Venkat Meenavalli disclose plans to expand Globe7 across targeted Asia countries.  .

September 2007 - Globe7 announces a strategic partnership with Sina.com.hk to provide VoIP services, online games, file sharing, live TV and video streaming. Sina, one of the largest portals in Hong Kong, is a subsidiary of Sina, the world’s largest Chinese language online portal.

October 2007 - Globe7 and the Bangkok Post, Thailand's No.1 English language news site, announce a partnership through which Globe7 will host and monetize the newspaper’s Internet presence.  The deal is the first of several Globe7 will sign to assist traditional media companies into expanding their digital footprint.

October 2007 – Traditional Chinese-language version of Globe7 launches. Chinese subscriber base reaches 1.2 million.

November 2007 – Globe7 launches Ziddu.com, a file sharing site that enables members to share, store and organize files for free. Within five months the site is ranked as one of the 250 most popular sites in the world by Alexa.com.

January 2008 - TodayOnline (Singapore) joins Globe7 hosting platform.

February 2008 - Globe7 agrees to a partnership with and ChinaTimes.com, Web site of Taiwan’s largest media company.  Globe7 delivers free video sharing, voice-over-Internet services and advertising to Taiwan.  

February 2008 - Globe7 unveils a Chinese-language version of Ziddu.com.

February, 2008 - Globe7  enters into a strategic partnership with Sinchew-i Sdn Bhd in Malaysian, gaining access to one of Asia’s most populous nations. Globe7 provides video content to Sinchew and monetizes it through online advertising.  

March 2008 – Woop, a co-branded product of Globe7 and Sina, launches in Hong Kong. It includes Chinese-language web tools for video-file sharing, gaming, streaming of video contents and offered lowest-cost Internet phone services.  WOOP also offers rich multimedia content from SINA.com.hk and other Chinese-language content including videos, entertainment news blogs and user-generated content.

April 2008 - Globe7 and Tencent Holdings Limited, mainland China’s largest portal, announced a partnership for building and marketing a student-oriented social networking platform for China youth, Longhaier.com. The name means “Son of the Dragon.” Tencent, which also owns China’s largest messaging service, agrees to collaborate on China-wide promotion.

April 2008 – Globe7 offices are opened in Beijing and San Francisco.

April 2008 – Tencent and Sina launch Longhaier.

April 2008 - AsiaTimes (Hong Kong) joins Globe7 hosting platform.