Internet Technology
We look to the Internet for news, socializing, shopping, research and more. From HTML code to instant messaging, we'll break down what's really going on whenever you log on, send an e-mail, visit a popular Web site or post to a blog.
The Truth About Cloud Storage and Its Future
5 Ways to Keep Your Information Secure in the Cloud
Are my files really safe if I store them in the cloud?
Can the Internet Break From Overuse?
Could an Attack on Undersea Cables Take Down the Internet?
Constellations of Internet Satellites Will Beam Broadband Everywhere
How to Recall an Email in Outlook or Gmail
What Does CC Mean in Email?
How to End an E-Mail: 21 Professional and Personal Sign-Offs
How Do Search Engines Work? All About Ranking and Bidding
How to Access the Dark Web
How to Change the Language in Google Chrome
4 Most Secure VPN Option to Keep Your Internet Activity Private
7 Most Secure Browser Options for Privacy-Minded Individuals
Looking for a Search Engine That Donates to Charity? Here Are 10
Should You Use Facebook or Google to Log In to Other Sites?
How to Change Your Name on Facebook
How to Deactivate Facebook
Google Easter Eggs: Sweet Treats Hidden in Plain Sight
10 Reasons Why You Should Care About Net Neutrality
WiFi Extender vs. Booster: What's the Best Choice for You?
Does Weather Mess With Your Internet Connection?
Why Does My WiFi Keep Disconnecting? 6 Easy Fixes
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BlackBerry Messenger is both entertaining and functional for BlackBerry users. Learn how it works.
Wireless connections are the norm, and there are easy ways to improve your connection. Learn how to improve your wireless connection in this article.
By Andrew Crago
Video sharing is one of the fastest growing mediums on the web. Learn more about video sharing in this article.
By Dave Roos
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The United States isn't quite the world leader in Internet access that it once was. But how do you measure how wired a country is? Which ones are in the top 10?
Gmail is an ultra popular, user-friendly email service available from Google. Learn more about Gmail in this article.
Prepaid internet is often a great option for the cost-conscious consumer. Learn more about prepaid internet in this article.
By Dave Roos
Meebo's website allows users to access any of their instant messaging services from anywhere in the world. Learn about Meebo in this article.
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We've heard a lot about Web 2.0 and Web 3.0. But what about Web 1.0, the one that started it all? Read on to explore some lingering evidence of Web 1.0's existence!
Windows Live supports several e-mail programs including Hotmail and Windows Live Mail. Find out more about Windows Live e-mail in this article.com.
By Tim Crosby
Yahoo Mail is one of the largest e-mail providers on the Internet and serves millions of users worldwide. Learn about Yahoo Mail in this article.
AOL Mail is a free Web-based e-mail service available from America Online. Learn more about AOL Mail and related topics in this article.
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The Internet is an integral part of our daily lives. How did we function before online shopping and bill pay? And what does the satellite Sputnik have to do with how the internet started?
Yahoo Messenger is one of the best instant messaging services available on the Web. Learn more about Yahoo Messenger in this article.
If you want your Web site to get noticed, there are search engine optimization (SEO) techniques you can use to boost its visibility. But there's a dark side to this practice, too.
AIM, or AOL Instant Messenger, was the most popular instant messaging service available on the web. To explore this bygone era of instant messaging, learn about AOL Instant Messenger and its features.
By Dave Roos
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The Google algorithm ranks high among the world's best-kept secrets. It involves a complex formula, the patented PageRank system and some pretty picky spiders.
Internet experts can't agree on what exactly Web 2.0 is. Is it a newer, more interactive version of the Internet? Or is it a marketing ploy?
Before the Internet, there was ARPANET. Based on a governmental initiative, ARPANET built the World Wide Web from the ground up.
If you've got something you can say in just a few characters, you can reach lots of people with a single Tweet. How has Twitter changed social networking?
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LinkedIn is a social networking site geared toward professionals where you can look for a job, find sales leads or connect with colleagues. So how is it different than all the other networking sites?
By Dave Roos
A social networking site originally created for Harvard students, Facebook is now open for anyone to join -- and it currently has 750 million active users. What features have made it such a big success?
Yes, it's still around. Second Life is a 3D virtual world where you can live in a castle, fly to dance clubs and change your appearance with a click of your mouse. So what's up with it now?
Mahalo is a new search engine that aims to give users a hassle-free experience. By relying on real, live people instead of complex algorithms, Mahalo produces relevant search results.
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Online social networks are a great way to meet people and keep in touch with friends. Learn more about online social networks in this article.
By Dave Roos
Email gives us the ability to contact any person in the world in a matter of seconds. Find out how email works and how email servers deliver messages.
By Marshall Brain & Tim Crosby