internet

Concepts like Web3 promise a decentralised vision of the internet whereby the power of the big tech companies is broken. Instead, it’s the individual web user who will once again have the power over what they share and when, and…

Web3 promises to reduce this worry by placing the control of your data and all of your created and owned digital assets firmly back in your own grasp Read more in ZDnet What is Web3? Michael Gariffo was last modified:…

Today’s internet giants have evolved far beyond their ancestors from two decades ago. Many of the companies in the top 20 run numerous platforms and content streams, and more often than not, they are not household names. Read mor in…

There is considerable concern that the way people use the internet is degrading trust. The fate of trust and truth is up for grabs. On the one hand, many worry that the fake news ecosystem preys on deep human instincts.…

Gen Z prepares to take up one third of the US population in the coming years, it is becoming evident that the iGeneration does things a bit differently than Millennials, making Gen Z the generation that brands need to be…

There must be a level of trust from users in order to maximize the benefits of bots. Users will be more likely to share and seek information from bots while trusting the credibility of its content.  read more in digitalistmag…

When the SHA-1 security algorithm ceases to be used next year, it could make the Internet less safe for a lot of people. The algorithm offered access to encrypted sites—think more secure HTTPS websites—and was compatible with most browsers.  Read…

My favorite Vivaldi feature by far is called Web Panels. They’re somewhat like bookmarks, but instead of opening a full browser tab, Web Panels slide out next to whatever tab you have open, putting the two pages side-by-side learn more…

 84 percent of American adults use the internet, according to a recent study measuring internet adoption, up from just 52 percent in 2000.But the amount of people using the internet isn’t the only thing that has changed over the past…

Several companies are already offering products for visible light communications. The Li-1st from PureLiFi, based in Edinburgh, offers a simple plug-and-play solution for secure wireless point-to-point internet access with a capacity of 11.5 Mbps – comparable to first generation Wi-Fi. …