Cloud computing refers to storing and accessing your data
and programs through the internet, rather than your computer’s hard drive.
Because everything is accessed online, there are many benefits to this process.
One of the biggest advantages of cloud computing is cost efficiency. Not only
can you save money on licensing fees, but overhead costs including data
storage, software updates, etc., will be reduced as well. Another benefit of
cloud computing is its eco-friendliness. Since the cloud is more efficient than
a typical IT infrastructure and does not require as many resources to compute,
it allows you to consume less power and save energy. The cloud is also easily accessible
from anywhere in the world, and on virtually any device, making it very
convenient to access. Because of its countless advantages, cloud computing is
continuing to grow and has strong potential for the future.
Showing posts with label internet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label internet. Show all posts
Friday, May 30, 2014
Friday, March 21, 2014
What Happens Every 60 Seconds on the Internet?
Infographic by- GO-Globe.com
A lot can happen in 60 seconds, especially on the World Wide Web. The Internet is growing at such a rapid pace, nearly three quarters of a million searches are performed every 60 seconds.
Here's what else can happen worldwide in 60 seconds:
-710 computers are sold
-1,820 TB of data is created (which is enough to fill 2.6 million CDs)
-232 computers are infected by malware
-450 Windows 7 discs are sold
-925 iPhone 4s and 85 iPads are sold
-11 Xbox 360 consoles are sold
-18 Amazon Kindle Fires are sold
-38 tons of E-waste is generated
-4,000 USB devices are sold
-2,500 ink cartridges are sold
-2,100 check-ins happen on social media
-$75,000 worth of revenue is added to Google
-1.1 million conversations happen via instant messengers
-103 Blackberries are sold
-$219,000 worth of PayPal transactions
-12 websites are hacked, and 416 attempts are made to hack Facebook profiles
What else do you think happens in 60 seconds?
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Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Google coming to a Starbucks Coffee near you
Coffee connoisseur?
Internet addict? We have great news for you! Google has announced it
will be teaming up with Starbucks to bring faster WiFi to all of their 7,000
locations. This transition from AT&T to Google means browsing speeds up to
10x faster, and even 100x faster in Google Fiber cities. That’s right, no more
waiting 5 minutes to load one page!
Google has begun the rollout this month, but the entire
transition is expected to take up to 18 months. Wondering if Google has hit
your favorite Starbucks yet? Once you see the “Google Starbucks” SSID, you’ll
be able to expect improved browsing speeds.
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
8 Steps for Increasing Your Internet Browsing Speed
If you’re one of the many people who use a high speed internet
connection but undergo slow browsing speeds, follow these steps to help speed
up your connection:
2. Use an Adware removal tool to get rid of
unwanted advertising banners.
3. Scan your computer with a spyware removal
program, and do so frequently. This will block software from collecting
information from your computer.
4. Delete any temporary files, cookies, and
browsing history.
5. Make sure the security settings on your browser
are set to default
6.
Disable all unverified add-ons.
7. Deactivate the background intelligent transfer
service if you are using a wireless connection.
8. Keep your internet browser updated and check for
new updates regularly.
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