Internet

Google is the most popular thing to people for searching something over internet. Each day, the search giant receives millions of billions of questions, keywords and so on. However, one of the biggest things Google has to face is handling piracy. Recently in a blog post, Google has unveiled how it fights piracy in search results.

There are many places in this world where it's really hard to be connected with the internet through mobile phones. And even if you are connected with, the internet connection, every now and then, goes on-off which is really irritating. But now, there's a new browser named Cosmos that will let Android users browse the web via SMS!

When internet in a device is connected via a router, it often gets disconnected, then again automatically gets reconnected. This usually happens due to wrong placement of router or weak network signal. But by placing the Wi-Fi router at best place, you can stay connected to the internet without any network interruption.

At present, we can't even go through a single moment without internet. In fact, internet has become a part and parcel of our daily life. However, the US, one of the strongest and well developed countries in the world, is trying to provide its all the citizens high speed internet. But cable companies don't want that.

Internet has become a vital part of our lives over the past few years. A new study claims that frequent use of internet is related to people critically questioning, and often abandoning, their religion.

We can constantly see data that has been delivered to our PCs and mobile devices, thanks to the internet. But do we know how complex the network is that feeds that data to our devices? Well, here's the interactive map showing the details of the undersea cables that connect the entire world.

When we talk about internet, we rarely think of security in tangible terms. That's only natural because digital security is virtual for the most part. However, it now appears that the internet is controlled by 7 secret keys.

Once upon a time, computers were the only way to browse internet. Then along came smartphones and tablets, and things changed. Now, a market research firm has revealed, mobile browsers account for more than 20% of all browsing.

In recent times, we have seen services like Google Fiber bring high-speed internet to entire cities. Apparently, this trend is catching on. Los Angeles has now cited a rather ambitious plan of bringing free, fiber-based internet to all of its 3.5 million residents.

For long, US government has been overlooking some of the most significant internet organizations which make policy decisions affecting the web. However, these organizations recently dished out a surprisingly unanimous statement, announcing their break from US oversight and seeking internationalization.