Good news for Internet users. Report researchers say, do onlineactivities on the internet at least an hour a day can increase the IQ and the ability to remember.
Researchers from the University of California, Los Angeles(UCLA) compared the brains of participants who frequently use the internet and who rarely use the internet.
If you intend to attenuate body, do not just reduce the size of the meal on the plate only. Ssebaiknya also reduce your time in front of the net. A study in Australia says that those who spend time with the internet at risk of obesity.
In the Journal of Medical Internet, researchers conducted a survey of 2650 adults in Australia about physical activity, the internet, play computer games, reading, watching and other activities conducted during the respondent is in the spare time to learn to do with the disease of obesity.
Flipboard is a news reader app that pulls content from a number of sources and presents them in a more friendly way. It was originally launched on the iPad only. The app has now been updated and with that update it has been converted to a universal app which now makes it compatible with the iPhone and iPod touch.
The iPhone version of the app uses a similar layout to the larger iPad version although it has been modified slightly to fit better on the smaller screen. A new section called Cover Stories has been added. This is the first place that you will visit and is a list of news items from social networks. This part of the app also has the ability to learn what you look at and what kind of information you are looking for.
Evernote has announced in a blog post that Skitch for Android has hit 3 million downloads. The app launched a few months ago which Evernote points out is a download every 1.5 seconds.
As well as hitting quite a large milestone, Evernote has also added a new feature to the app which now allows you to rotate objects. The functions work by tapping on the object, holding two fingers on it and then rotating. If you want to rotate several objects at the same time to the same angle you can select those several objects and rotate with two fingers pressed on the screen also.
Google is making another design tweak to many of its services. The small tweak gets rid of the black bar across the top of the page and puts it in a drop down found just below the Google logo as pictured below. The bar is now hidden and only made visible when rolling over the Google logo.
It isn’t clear when Google will roll out the design tweak although it could be any day now. Take a look at the video below to see the reasons behind it and what else Google has slightly changed with the designs of its websites.
There are two types of organizations that buy Internet bandwidth. Most are end users. They want the access for their employees. The others are resellers. They take large Internet connections and divvy up the bandwidth to hundreds or thousands of individuals and businesses. These are Internet Service Providers (ISPs) looking to buy at wholesale and sell at retail.
The largest networks in the world, called Tier 1, don’t purchase Internet access. They are part of the core network itself. Those major world wide networks exchange traffic on basis of equals called peering. Each network gets as much traffic as it sends to the others, so all benefit and no money is exchanged.