Yesterday we featured an infographic on SOPA, that explained how it would impact internet companies. GoDaddy.com the domain registry and hosting service was one of the few prominent internet companies that supported SOPA. Twitter, Facebook were rife with the news that …
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In recent times there has been a lot of buzz online about a Anti-Piracy Bill in the United States. Many internet companies like Mozilla, Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Yahoo and more have stated their opposition to SOPA. An organization backed …
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Twitter has become a great place to share links about your work with people online. If you are in charge of a brand, it is unthinkable to not have a presence on Twitter. Being public in nature, Twitter tends to …
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Most internet users have a dynamic IP address when they connect to the internet. But sometimes, users might opt for getting a static IP address from their ISP. There are some advantages of using a static IP address, one of …
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According to news reports India’s Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal asked internet companies like Google, Facebook, Microsoft and Yahoo to screen content which may be deemed inflammatory. While the Indian government has regularly made noises about online content being screened, the …
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Gone are the days when finding information on some topic would mean a visit to the library. It’s the age of Wikipedia. But with the Wikipedia articles getting longer and our attention span becoming shorter, it seems another change is …
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Ever came across a long article and wish you could read it in a ad-free, customizable place? Instapaper and Readability do just that, and that’s what today’s showdown is about. Interface Winner: Readability Interface plays a big role, after all, …
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There are many ways to create content online and share it publicly. One issue is sometimes the content being created is draft version of an article or even an image you are working on. You might not want the URL …
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Google has introduced the option of reverse search for similar images by allowing users to upload a photo or even paste a link of the image. Google probably uses the same technology that is used for face recognition, to scan …
Read More![How Modems Evolved With The Internet! [Infographic]](http://devilsworkshop.org/files/2012/02/evolution_of_modems_thumb-200x200.jpg)
I still remember my dial-up modem from more than 10 years ago. Back in those days, the speed that modem could handle was 33.6 kbps. Simply checking your email would take 10 full minutes and uploading a photo album could …
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