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I’m sure you’ve been on the web for a substantial amount of time. But do you know what the web actually is? What is a web page and what is an HTML document? Take our quick quiz to be surprised by some of the basic things about the web which you probably may not know. [Let's start...]
The Internet and WWW are full of abbreviations - FTP, URL, HTTP, RSS. Here is our quick quiz on some of the most well-known abbreviations from the online technology world. Lets see how many you know. [Let's start...]
HTML is the lingua franca of the web. But what is its exact purpose and what are it’s limitations. Take our quick quiz on HTML basics to get your fundamentals sorted out in a jiffy! [Let's start...]
Who invented email? Which is correct - e-mail or email? Where does an email account exist? Take our quick quiz on the basics of email, the most used activity online. [Let's start...]
So you think you know about Apple - their products and inventions? Take our quick quiz on the history of Apple. [Let's start...]
Take our quick quiz on the history of the Internet and World Wide Web. How and where did they start? What was the first message transmitted over internet? Is email older than the world wide web? And there is a logo for… [Let's start...]
Take our quick quiz to know more about popular email services - Hotmail, Yahoo! Mail, Gmail and others. [Let's start...]
What are the fill-forms of LOL, ROFL, BRB, BTW and IDK? Do you know them all? Here is our quick quiz on the popular chat and messaging abbreviations. [Let's start...]
What was the world’s first web browser? Which browser holds a Guinness World Record? The first browser for Windows was… Learn about these programs through our quick quiz on web browsers. [Let's start...]
How do I view a deleted web page?
Is there a way to view a deleted web page - one that is no longer available? Yes there is and the solution is quite simple. [more...]
Starting 2011, Google agreed to pay Mozilla Corporation a tad less than half a billion dollars over a period of 3 years if they kept Google as the default search engine on their Firefox web browser. This was a very smart move from the company. Because in 2008, Google had launched Chrome, their own web browser, which had the world's most popular search engine as the default. Additionally, by the end of 2011, Chrome's usage surpassed that of Firefox, and by early 2012, it had exceeded that of Internet Explorer. It was now the world's most popular web browser. So, even though some might think that Google spent a gargantuan sum of money needlessly, I admire the think-tanks at the company. They kept pushing the usage of their core product, the one that made them the most valuable web company - the Google search engine. By the way, in 2006, Google had dished out $57 million to have their search bar in the Firefox. This amounted to 85% of Mozilla Corporation's total revenue. [more...]
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