Does the Internet Impair Our Ability to Concentrate?
ARGUMENT: The Internet is impairing our ability to contemplate and concentrate for long, sustained periods of time. This created an interesting debate online
Exploring technology, PC gaming, the web, the world and the possible future - mixed with a tasteful dash of humour. Written by tech columnist & multimedia journo Galen Schultz
ARGUMENT: The Internet is impairing our ability to contemplate and concentrate for long, sustained periods of time. This created an interesting debate online
How Google works, how it began and grew, Google’s goals, issues of privacy and why Google is called Google
MIT AITI 2013: Accelerating IT Innovation The Joburg Centre of Software Engineering (JCSE) at Wits University has successfully hosted an entrepreneurship-training programme presented by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and funded internationally by...
The Dark Web, also known as the Deep Web, invisible web, and dark net, consists of web pages and data that are beyond the reach of search engines. Once upon a time (during 1995) in Edinburgh University, an Irish teenager named Ian Clarke produced a thesis for his computer science course proposing a revolutionary new way for people to use the Internet without detection.
Dot Com was a comely woman, broad of shoulder and long of leg. Indeed, she was often called Amazon Dot Com. She played a part in how the Internet really started
DID you know that more than 70% of the Internet is comprised of spam? We usually find these in our email inboxes
Google Search reveals which tourist sites in South Africa are most popular with international visitors
Top Google logos and best designs. It must be good to be Google. Bringing joy and information to millions around the world
The clash of the computer titans is on. Google has taken on Microsoft by announcing that it is launching its own, free operating system
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