The Internet has become on of the greatest tools in society. Think about it, how many hours per day do you spend on the Internet compared to just 5 years ago? Technology has improved the Internet more and more every year. With the increase in Internet usage over the years, the browser has also changed. read more
If you haven’t already heard of SOPA or PITA, they are bills that have been presented to congress that are designed to stop online piracy. In fact, SOPA stands for Stop Online Piracy Act (creative, right?). Internet sites like Google and Wikipedia are protesting SOPA and PITA because of the monumental effects those bills would read more
Google Plus is on the rise and many consider it to be the best of both worlds when comparing it to Twitter and Facebook. It is simple and easy to use like Twitter and you can follow anybody you want. At the same time, it is more personal and integrated which allows you to stay read more
Kevin Kelly, a founder of Wired magazine, has written that there are at least a trillion Web pages in existence, which means the Internet’s collective brain has more neurons than our actual gray matter that’s stuffed between our ears. “The Web holds about a trillion pages. The human brain holds about 100 billion neurons,” Kelly read more
Google+, currently in invite-only beta, is clean. It’s smart. It has widgety Circles that you can waste hours creating and deleting again. And it will, in the coming months, attach itself like a limpet to every other Google service you use (including Picasa Web Albums and Google Search). Google+ may just be good enough to read more